Analysis of the financial markets has become one of the main activities covering a very large number of factors both within the market and outside it. Any new policy measure aimed at deregulating a particularly stifling part of an industry segment, it may have a positive impact on the financial market. Financial market analysts cannot anticipate such factors and therefore the impact of these factors do not come under the main purview of financial market analysis. However, most analysts do set aside some space for the impact of extraneous factors on the market and they do so in equal measure for both positive as well as negative factors.
Financial market analysis has become a highly specialized activity confined to select groups of experts. In most cases they are professionally trained in financial analysis and are reasonably familiar with the tools used to analyze a particular market. In certain other cases they are economists or veteran investors with a special interest in financial market analysis and market economics. The number of factors that directly or indirectly impact the financial markets are increasing rapidly with more analysts digging deeper into the circumstances that influence financial market behavior. On the other hand, the integration of information technology in market analysis is increasingly meeting the challenge posed by the complexities of financial market analysis.
Some of the most important types of analysis affecting financial markets are:
Fundamental Analysis
Securities Market Analysis
Securities Market Technical Analysis
Index Momentum Analysis
Securities Momentum Analysis
Securities Chart Analysis
Market Analysis
Market Trend Indicators
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