Fundamental works 100%

For work, this is quite an interesting option. At least with the right approach, it can have an excellent result.

croisssan posted:
For work, this is quite an interesting option. At least with the right approach, it can have an excellent result.

Fundamental analysis actually affects the market. Fundamentals are very important to increase market momentum.

Understanding the fundamentals is a crucial part of trading, especially if you are a novice trader who has never traded before. While you can study the price movements on charts, to know the reasons behind these price movements you need to study fundamental factors. In Forex and any other market, it's very important to have a good grasp of the most important concepts to be able to trade successfully.

A general understanding of fundamental analysis can help with forex trading, however like technical analysis you need to use it wisely. The best forex systems include some form of technical analysis, an eye on fundamentals, and then additional information about order flow and momentum.

croisssan posted:
For work, this is quite an interesting option. At least with the right approach, it can have an excellent result.

If you are able to perform fundamental analysis, it is essential. Because it requires a deep understanding of economic factors in related countries.

The longer the timeframe you hold a position on (like weeks, months, or even years), the more fundamental analysis plays a part in one's trading. In shorter time-frames, it is less relevant or even non-existent but technical analysis plays a big part.

Definitely fundamental analysis works 100%. The reason is- here all market aspects and related issues are considered to know the exact trend of the market. But, we see traders are averse to fundamental analysis just because it takes high time to be done. That’s why traders highly put pressure on technical analysis.

To understand and forecast the market, there is no alternative to fundamental analysis. In this kind of analysis, all the market aspects, global and geopolitical condition are considered. It provides an ultimate view of the market and traders can easily identify the movement of the market that helps generate a signal.

All types of analysis have their own advantage and disadvantage, usually fundamentally used by the trader for long-term trading analysis, and technical analysis is used for a short-term trading plan, but no perfect type of analysis, that work a hundred percent, sometimes trader make the wrong decision. although before already opening up all kinds of fundamental analysis based on inflation, interest rate, macroeconomics, etc,

I can`t agree to the title. From my experience I can say the technical to fundamental must be like the Pareto`s law - 80:20 in advantage of the technical analysis.

Due to high volatility in the market, many factors come into play like global and geopolitical aspects provide a view of the market and traders can then identify the movement of the latest market trend that generates signals. Long term traders use fundamental analysis to structure their trades as it gives them insight, well as short term traders use technical analysis. It relies on the trader.

FXOday posted:
All types of analysis have their own advantage and disadvantage, usually fundamentally used by the trader for long-term trading analysis, and technical analysis is used for a short-term trading plan, but no perfect type of analysis, that work a hundred percent, sometimes trader make the wrong decision. although before already opening up all kinds of fundamental analysis based on inflation, interest rate, macroeconomics, etc,

Even though long-term traders prefer fundamental analysis, short-term traders should also prefer looking into fundamental factors or at least studying the economic calendar.

jambeau posted:

FXOday posted:
All types of analysis have their own advantage and disadvantage, usually fundamentally used by the trader for long-term trading analysis, and technical analysis is used for a short-term trading plan, but no perfect type of analysis, that work a hundred percent, sometimes trader make the wrong decision. although before already opening up all kinds of fundamental analysis based on inflation, interest rate, macroeconomics, etc,

Even though long-term traders prefer fundamental analysis, short-term traders should also prefer looking into fundamental factors or at least studying the economic calendar.

From my personal experience it's not a strict rule.

Fundamental factors affect the movement of the and studying these factors and considering them while making trading decisions is very important.

When you are a trader, I don’t think you need an in-depth knowledge of the market events happening around. You will be good with just the basic knowledge until the news is specifically about the currency pair or economy you are trading.

Fundamental factors drive the market in a certain direction. It is very important to analyse these factors to anticipate the behavioural nature of the market.

If I have to say this loud and clear, technical and fundamental analysis both are important to succeed in the process of trading. A trader must ahem the knowledge pertaining to both to be able to use whichever one works as the situations change.

I agree. Fundamental works. But together with technical analysis, the outcome can be improved.

Yes, technical analysis is less reliable but fundamental analysis really works well. In a fundamental analysis, a person forecasts the market considering outside news and other market conditions. So it provides traders with a dependable signal.