A type of analysis used to assess the intrinsic value of an asset via fundamentals such as product-market fit, competitive advantages and so on.
Fundamental analysis, unlike technical analysis, does not look at the price movement of an asset to assess if it is overvalued or undervalued. Instead, it involves observing different underlying factors which have an influence on the performance of the asset, such as core management team, market size, competitive advantage and other macro/microeconomic factors.
Investing strategies that use fundamental analysis are usually long-term as they highlight the future potential of an asset rather than an immediate move.
