It is actually impossible to classify fundamental and technical analysis. Since Peter Lynch use some indexes to monitor the stocks and it's pretty technical. George Soros, as a matter of fact, is a typical speculator at foreign exchange market which heavily relies on technical analysis.
For Elliot and Gann, you could not easily classify them either. Gann's most famous diagram only consists of a small part of his whole theory and most of them are not quite clear even after decades.
Considering the complexity of market, I do believe the following I read somewhere:
For short-term, fundamental and technical analysis are almost equally important. For long-term, fundamental is obviously more important. But the cost of neglecting technical analysis is also expensive for investors.
For Elliot and Gann, you could not easily classify them either. Gann's most famous diagram only consists of a small part of his whole theory and most of them are not quite clear even after decades.
Considering the complexity of market, I do believe the following I read somewhere:
For short-term, fundamental and technical analysis are almost equally important. For long-term, fundamental is obviously more important. But the cost of neglecting technical analysis is also expensive for investors.