DislikedThe euro is ultimately very overvalued. It could be quite a bit lower at some point in time over the next couple of yearsIgnored
Still you have to understand that reading Bloomberg does not constitute fundamental analysis, just as looking at RSI does not constitute technical analysis. If you read 10 different technicians' views, you will also get a lot of contradictions. All these contradicting views are not only a result of different people performing different analyses, but they are actually vital to the proper functioning of the market. Yes, fundamental analysts often contradict each other, but the exact same is true of the technical guys. This is not just a flaw of FA or TA, it is a necessary characteristic of the market. You could not possibly expect 10 different analysts from 10 different firms to all agree on the exact path the Euro will take over the coming months, regardless of what type of analysis they use.
I have to agree with you about the extremely vague language some of these guys use. A lot of them water down their statements so much that they become completely useless (like the one I quoted above), and the FA guys are probably more guilty of that than the TA guys.
Still, your crusade against FA seems like a bit of a double standard. You could just as easily lead such a crusade against TA. The fact is that they are both flawed, and they always will be, because those very flaws are the necessary pre-condition of a well functioning market. The market thrives on contradicting views.