Everything OP mentioned is indeed the basics that a trader must master. And all of them are very important and nothing should be overlooked. Because basically, if you want to become a professional trader or a good trader, mastering all types of analysis is a must. I also learn analysis gradually, even though I haven’t mastered everything yet. But at least I know which analyses I need to study and master eventually. Such as

1. Technical analysis, which is very important for reading patterns and market history. This includes analyzing trading volume, market trends, market chart history, and other factors that can be identified through technical analysis.

2. Fundamental analysis, to determine the potential and condition of the assets we will trade. And also to identify specific or global market conditions so we know which ones truly have potential or good opportunities that we should enter or even avoid.

3. Sentiment analysis is also extremely important because the final decision from all analyses can often be determined after conducting this sentiment analysis. Through this analysis, we can understand the sentiment in the market. Whether it's the impact of a news story, whether the market trend is currently hyped, whether greed and fear among market participants are strengthening or weakening, and so on. Typically, this analysis also helps us determine when to enter a hyped coin and when to exit before the hype subsides. This analysis also involves market psychology analysis.