Fundamental analysis is commonly taught today by schools and institutes more often than technical analysis is covered. Fundamental analysis identifies periods of economic growth and recession using information regarding money supply, inflation rates, debt ratios, joblessness and consumer confidence to understand how the market works [3]. This method looks at financial statements such as cash flows to see how efficiently capital is used as well as balance sheets, which show a company’s assets and liabilities. Knowing this information allows one to develop an estimate of the company’s future growth and profit potential [4].