Technical analysis differs from fundamental analysis in that technical analysis:
A) is aimed at the market, while fundamental analysis is aimed at individual stocks.
B) is based on published market data and focuses on internal factors.
C) focuses on the long-term trends of production.
D) does not consider price and volume.

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Technical analysis is based on published market data such as price and volume, and it focuses on internal factors like market trends and patterns, rather than external factors like economic indicators or company financials, which are the focus of fundamental analysis.

Technical Analysis Differs from Fundamental Analysis in That Technical Analysis