Which Provides better returns Fundamental Analysis or Technical Analysis?

If somebody takes the India stocks in consideration, it must be of long term.

Further any fundamental analysis in any market will give better proven returns for long term.

Technical analysis or charting in only short term or day trading, Further in technicals it cannot be assured since the charts does`nt takes must time to tun oppsite views. One may have to book losses on technicals analysis.

I have to say fundamental analysis brcause TA take into purvey only short term movements of the market while FA looks long term. Trading short term is not optimal return strategy globaly due to increase in trqnsaction costs due to volume trading.

Nothing beats the power of compounding and the only way to take advantage of compounding is through fundamental analysis. None of the top investors look at daily price movements. Fundamental analysis invests on the company, not on the price movement. Moreover, in technical analysis, stock market volatility is your friend - which is seasonal. Take the last 4 - 5 months for example. Volatility has reached all time lows....few technical players have made money since Jan in our markets. In fundamental analysis, the power of compounding is your friend. Technical analysis may yield a get rich quickly scheme, when you work using rapid reflexes, but you can go broke just as quickly if you don’t know what you’re doing. Market timing rules your methods. Fundamental analysis is the path taken to grow rich more slowly, relatively speaking, but depending on how your portfolio is set up, it can actually be quicker than you think. It often involves longer term investing strategies. Ultimately, what’s important is that you know yourself well enough to figure out what you’re comfortable with. I don’t believe that there are any wrong investment approaches in the absolute sense, just dangerous ones. A strategy becomes dangerous if you decide to apply it without sufficient planning, knowledge or study, causing you to make reckless moves or generate heavy losses. So the key is to go with what works for you, realizing your limitations while capitalizing on your strengths.

It's like two sides of the coin, together they can fulfill the word called trusted research. But practically fundamental analysis is for taking some asset for a long term. Atleast more than 1 day. While technical is for the range of 5 minuts to 5 days. This is a wide usage of the fundamental and technical analysis.

The returns in the stock market is always associated with risk. Fundamental Analysis is a better tool in reducing the risk to return ratio when compared to technical analysis. The inherit nature of the stock market which developed with the view of the growth of the industries or companies will always provide an better tool to generate profits in the trade.
Also with out strong fundamental the stocks of the company cannot perform well in the market. Hence even for technical analysis to take place the stock should have a strong fundamental.
And fundamental analysis will give a better returns as compared to technical analysis when we consider the negative signals the stocks may show during secondary reactions and oversold positions when the stock is falling.
Hence to earn a better returns "Fundamental Analysis" is a better option.

What is your take on this?