There truly is no single correct answer in the markets, and ultimately facing this fact is fundamental to fundamental trading.

I'm not denying technical trading.

In fact, most of my logic is about providing information, so it is technical trading.

The final state judgment is fundamental, isn't it?

But basically, any trader specializes in fundamentals.

"Ninappings with a counter-trend are fine"—to be honest, that’s fundamentals too, right?

In other words, the core analysis and judgment that drive market decisions are the fundamentals.

Technical analysis is like a foreshadowing to support that.

Therefore both technicals and fundamentals are important, with fundamentals even more so.

Because fundamentals are profound concepts tied directly to profits and losses.

Technicals are not something that can be directly linked.

Technical = indirect relationship

Fundamentals = direct relationship

That’s how it becomes.

And the market basically has no single correct answer.

You may believe in a trending market, but it can truly crumble suddenly.

So in other words, "never trust anyone's words."

That’s really all there is to it.

When judging the market state, you must not rely on other people's information.

Because it will heavily affect fundamentals.

You may incur losses depending on that judgment.

Especially when swing trading is incorporated into the holding-overnight day-trading logic.

Even if you believed it was a trend,

"Now there are only factors causing it to fall—it's already falling; you believed it would rise, but do you believe in a decline…"

And then it moves up afterward.

That’s the pattern you see.

In other words, fundamentals are related to technicals.

But technicals are not for making market judgments.

They are for confirming the market state; an indirect relationship, at any time.

And in the end, you end up using fundamentally-based market judgments.

That is the nature of the market.

Hence the market feels like a random walk to a high degree.

It’s not that it’s literally random walk, but the market’s nature tends to move in that way.

Ultimately, it becomes fundamental-valued markets.

Technical analysis is recommended as an indirect way to confirm the market’s baseline axis.

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