The Techno- Funda method is becoming more and more well-liked since it makes use of the best practices demonstrated by both technical and fundamental analysis. Investors typically make poor decisions based on incomplete information when they choose one side and disregard the other.Data streams are involved in both technical and fundamental analysis, and while it’s crucial to disregard the noise when making decisions, it’s always helpful to know both sides of the story.
Investors can use the Techno- Funda technique to learn more about the specifics of the equities they own. To make better judgments, they can, for example, utilize the fundamental method to comprehend the business model of the organization and combine it with technical knowledge, such as the demand-supply equation. The approach’s proponents contend that using Techno- Funda analysis yields superior outcomes to only adhering to the technical or basic approaches. The question of why Techno- Funda is not used more often now emerges.
The primary distinction in this case is that, although technical analysis typically focuses on a shorter-term outlook of a few days or weeks, fundamental analysis is more concerned with time horizons of a year or longer. Consequently, you will need to find an ideal solution to this timing mismatch if you really want to invest according to the Techno-Funda method.
In this video, learn the techno-funda strategy by Mr. Rohan Mehta. Mr. Mehta has 17+ years of managing money and is a portfolio manager of $100M+ of funds. He has even authored a book - 212° The Complete Trader and introduced the THREE P formula for the markets.
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Mr. Rohan Mehta
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Vivek Bajaj