In the stock market, when you invest based on fundamentals, you are looking at the prospects of the underlying company. You are comparing the value of the business with the market price.
When you invest based on technical you are trying to follow the crowd. You are using the technical indicators to gauge market sentiments. There is no attempt at valuation. Rather the investment decision is based mostly on price action.
Unless you have the situation where price = business value, technical and fundamental don’t meet.
And in the situation where price = business value, the fundamental investor would sell whereas the technical investor most likely will buy as prices are trending up.
So fundamental and technical are different investing approach.
I happen to be a fundamental investor as I think it is easier to read business prospects than market sentiments. If you want to have some fundamental insights into Bursa companies go to “Are these outstanding stocks - what to consider? (Bursa Malaysia)”