Fundamental analysis of stocks will provide the real picture of the company. It gives the historical data of important factors like revenue growth, profitability, balance sheet strength, cash flow, valuation, etc. through various ratios and concepts.
Comparatively, Fundamentally strong stocks are less risky than others in any economic or financial downturns in the market. They are generally good for a long-term holding (1 year and above).
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