This topic will focus on fundamental analysis, sentiment analysis and technical analysis as an additional tool. From my experience I can say that my trading changed when I discovered fundamental analysis and sentiment analysis. Unfortunately technical analysis is absolutely subjective and is not able to give the desired results, all those who promote this approach are either beginners or want to sell you their stupid course. I don't blame them, they just want to make money by virtue of their intellectual abilities and only a few really know how to trade. 


By the way, have you ever noticed that usually weak and stupid people cheat, steal and so on because they lack intelligence and abilities, so envious of those who can do something, they decide to cheat? Just an interesting observation.


In any case, for those who want to really make money on the market, you should pay attention to hedge funds and other professional participants and you will see that they mostly use fundamental analysis or quantitative analysis. Are they stupid? I don't think so. My approach is based on economic data, sentiment and technical analysis. I don't use quantitative analysis but it works fine too, to each his own. 


Perhaps the first thing I would start with is to learn what type of market you are going to trade and what is the purpose of this market, who are the main participants of this market?


Considering that my specialization is the currency market, let's talk about it. 


Key participants: funds / banks 


The purpose of the market: each participant has his own purpose depending on his interests, but the main idea is to exchange at a more favorable rate than in a bank.


It's something to be aware of, but it doesn't give us as retail traders a huge advantage, it's more of an introduction to the topic. It is important for us to understand what the pros are thinking about, what they want and how they see the current context in the market. Retail traders should just admit that they are not trading well, their system does not give them any advantage over the market. I personally find it very funny to watch those who believe that their technical system makes any sense.... I often see them in casinos, spinning roulette.


I am not saying that fundamental analysis is the answer to all questions and the only correct approach, but with it you have a chance, unlike what 99% of retail traders do. It's time to rethink your approach. Even wonder if this topic will develop or not..... After all, it's not as interesting as drawing on a chart, so maybe only a few will catch the message.


A couple of last minute tips:1) Technical strategies don't work.2) Trading psychology is nonsense.3) Intraday trading without a good strategy does not work.