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I would have to say a Horse…why?

  1. Helpful if you know how to use it
    2.If you dont you could fall off,break your confidence (bones)
    or God forbid kill you (your account )
    Good luck to all participants… :wink:
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Obviously, if fundamental analysis were an animal it would be a dinosaur!

No matter how many different opinions, views, predictions, strategies, or manoeuvres we make about the dinosaur, its just going to barge its way along in whatever direction it wants, and for as long as it wants to do so.

But eventually every dinosaur runs out of steam, becomes extinct, and is replaced by the next creature.

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I’m gonna say this guy!!
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Bloodthirsty (drive traders DRY!) and Ruthless !!

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If fundamental analysis were an animal, it could be compared to an owl, as they share some distinct characteristics:
Observant and patient: Fundamental analysts, like owls, observe and gather information to understand the long-term trends and intrinsic value of a company or asset. They exercise patience and discipline in their approach to investing.
Wisdom and strategy: Owls are often associated with wisdom, just as fundamental analysts use their wisdom and knowledge of financial statements, industry trends, and economic indicators to make informed investment decisions.
Predatory instincts: Owls are skilled hunters that capitalise on the weakness of their prey. Similarly, fundamental analysts identify undervalued or overvalued assets, allowing them to capitalise on market inefficiencies and potentially outperform the market.
Comparing fundamental analysis to an owl highlights the combination of wisdom, patience, and opportunistic instincts required for successful investing.

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Wow. A Giveaway!! Thank you Babypips staff and Penelopip for the wonderful opportunity. I’m gonna throw my hat in with an answer. Hope for the Best! and Good Luck to everyone participating!

If fundamental analysis were an animal, which one would it be and why?

I would say a Honeybee

So, I had this idea which animal should it be, but had a hard time organizing my reasons, so I got help from chatGPT, (If Fundamental analysis could be compared to a honeybee, what reasons could be there for that compression?) and for the reasons, it gave me following.

Systematic and Methodical Work:

  • Honeybees’ methodical nectar gathering mirrors fundamental analysis’s systematic review of financial data.

Collaboration and Collective Intelligence:

  • Honeybees’ teamwork reflects how fundamental analysts use collective insights for comprehensive evaluations.

Focus on Long-Term Productivity:

  • Honeybees’ long-term honey production is akin to fundamental analysis’s goal of identifying sustainable investments.
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Fundamental Analysis on the daily trading chart is like a snake to me. Maybe its a little sexy or intriguing to watch. However, for the most part, if you leave it alone, it leaves you alone.

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That’s a creative and imaginative question!

If fundamental analysis were an animal, it would be a tortoise.

Here’s why:

  1. Slow and steady wins the race: Fundamental analysis is a thorough and meticulous process that takes time to gather and analyze data, just like a tortoise moves steadily and slowly towards its destination.
  2. Long-term focus: Tortoises are known for their long lifespan, and fundamental analysis focuses on long-term trends and underlying factors that shape the market, rather than short-term market fluctuations.
  3. Strong foundation: Tortoises have a solid shell that protects them, and fundamental analysis builds a strong foundation of knowledge about a company’s financials, management, and industry, providing a solid basis for investment decisions.
  4. Patient and deliberate: Tortoises are not impulsive, and fundamental analysis requires patience and a deliberate approach to analyzing data, avoiding hasty decisions based on short-term market noise.

The tortoise’s steady and deliberate approach makes it an fitting representation of fundamental analysis!

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In my case, that would be a Blopfish.

Its look just best corresponds to the feelings and results I usually get with the analysis :joy:

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A chimpanzee

FA is a master “teaser” just the behavior of a chimp, it’ll poke you, tickle you and then STEAL from you…that’s what is for me.

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For me fundamental like a cat. It’s looked adorable, you can caress and play with them. Even though they are look fine, always aware they may scratch and bite you without reason.

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A cheater. Sorry, Cheetah!!

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Well I have to agree with you there, @EVGRINAUS, afterall the owl was the inspiration for my username :smiley:, as in:

     SovoS

SovoS

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Thanks Sovos as I see your name is also relates to Wisdom

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It would be Penguins , According to my idea.

Because,

Adaptation to Environment:

  • Fundamental Analysis: Adapts to changing market conditions by incorporating new data and trends, ensuring that the analysis remains relevant.

  • Penguin: Penguins adapt to their cold environments with specialized physical features like blubber and waterproof feathers, making them resilient and efficient.

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It would be a dog! You can live life without it but with it, life will feel much more complete. And if it’s a dog that can protect you… it might just save your life. If it’s a chihuahua though, I’m not sure lol.

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I see fundamentals as primates. They only matter if you’re in their territory. They can act rationally or rip your arms off for no reason that you can see. There are many different types; some huge that will almost always affect the market (gorillas :gorilla:like N.F.P. and Fed releases), some medium like chimps​:monkey_face: that need to be in groups but can be scary (like C.P.I. and P.P.I.) and some small with little to no impact and are so cute (helloooo finger monkey!:monkey:)

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If Fundamental Analysis Were an Animal, Which One Would It Be and Why?

If fundamental analysis were an animal it would be a chameleon because like a chameleon with huge eyes spread far apart on it’s head fundamental analysis can see everything from multiple directions. Fundamental analysis can give you the broader overall view of the market as well as the individual impact of a particular company’s new production on the GPD of a small or mid-rage exotic currency pair. (Exoitic currency pair, sounds like a a chameleon dream vacation).

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It would be a cat since they always seem to go in the opposite direction from me :cry:

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Ah, the Blobfish! :joy: That picture is horrifying and hilarious at the same time! It’s widely known as the world’s ugliest animal.

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It’s ok, it can be as tricky as a cat sometimes, but when it finally aligns, it’s purr-fect! :smiley_cat: