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watching. Hopefully you found
some value and I will see you
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sections together in order to
get a clear and confident
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understanding and outlook of
the fundamental backdrop of the
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we've got economic data at the
bottom of it okay? And all of
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analysis trading. In the next
video I'm going to run through
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that central bank data. We've
got geopolitical events and
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economies and the global
economy. So thank you for
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each of these three we're going
to look at a conclusion the
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these things together are the
core of our fundamental
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fundamental analysis and how we
can bring each three of these
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Preparing for the week ahead is
crucial in my opinion as we
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Hopefully you understand the
high impact economic news and
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much on. Everything comes
together in hierarchy. We have
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and confidently knowing we're
not going to get caught out by
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that allows us to just focus on
what we really need to focus on
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employment data, these G 7
meetings and military policy
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releases non-form payroll which
is unemployment data or any
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don't really drive the market
too much so we're only going to
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economic datas before the week
begins we can find focused
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week ahead so each weekend or
each Monday morning we need to
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going to be negative are they
raising rates is it positive or
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are they leaving the same to
keep a stagnant market flow.
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say we've got some interest
rate data for the pound coming
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trading then so we don't want
to trade through interest rate
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there okay we have impact high
impact data for all of these
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the retail sales, the PMI, the
CPI data, all these things,
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have this famous quote here
failing to prepare is preparing
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session begin and then we know
we can trade it safely clearly
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is going to come up and when
it's going to you know form an
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with stop loss utilization
before the data happens. So by
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we need to focus on. Low and
medium impact news cause little
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from other areas of trading. If
we can identify this high
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exit trades before the news
happens to avoid trades
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when the interest rates drop
are they cutting rates is it
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based on increased volatility
okay and a new sense of clarity
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dollar Australian dollar Swiss
Frank you can see that all
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information. Step three then is
going to be prepare for the
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up and if we think it's
going to be high impact and
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data the only real high impact
data marked here is this speech
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prepared and managing our
trades accordingly to either
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got the long term effect data.
So these are things like
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little noise, okay? We can just
track interest rates, GDP data,
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of a specific country or global
economics without all the
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prepare all this data we need
to filter out that high impact
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as well okay so looking at this
data this calendar here we can
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impact data, we can plan ahead,
avoid a needed losses by being
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data video. Hopefully you found
some good tips and pointers.
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other high impact news we can
avoid is that way and if we do
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also the economic news that you
don't really need to focus too
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personally we're actually only
going to focus on the high
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get ready before the week
begins before the trading
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and stops our mind getting
clouded with too much
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interesting movements on the
pound before and after the news
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data release and it's going to
allow us to filter by currency
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Zealand dollar the pound of the
Japanese yen the Euro Canadian
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eye on and worth taking note of
worth checking out in your
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calendar that marks out the low
medium and high impact economic
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entirely until the news has
gone down or to protect our
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okay? So identifying the high
impact and filtering down to
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run through. Step number one is
going to be a check and
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going to just remain aware and
try and manage our trades
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prepare for the week ahead by
preparing these high impact
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trading pairs with interesting
or clear fundamentals so let's
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on these datas okay How do we
actually then trade economic
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economic calendar okay so these
are online and it's simply a
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issue for us so if we can
identify the times to avoid
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data? And the simple answer is
we don't. We're not going to
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So how are we going to manage
economic data? Here is a little
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focus on the high impact data
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any of this high impact data So
that is all for this economic
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release to try and catch that
spike because it's very
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to no disruption and can be
ignored without taking up focus
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effect, high-impact data. So
this will cause movement in the
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wait for a news release and buy
or sell just before the news
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have a medium impact CPI data
and then a lot of low impact
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upcoming news it's going to
show us the importance of each
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see we have the different
currencies listed the New
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get out early and secure a
profits or we can as spoken
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reports without the additional
noise of all the little data,
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up we can actually then know
that we're going to have some
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to fail so we always want to do
this prep that economic data
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to cut the risk out of a trade.
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data and get a calendar ready
just so that we know when data
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high impact data. We can filter
down the news to just the news
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okay from the governor of the
Reserve Bank of Australia so
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identifying these high impact
data we can track the economics
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we need to keep our focus
limited so that we can keep our
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are going to drag the market
down. We also have short-term
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and unemployment, okay? These
are the long-term effects that
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focus here, okay? It's going to
divert our attention from all
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in a long-term effect. These
are PMI, CPI, GDP datas and
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about in the risk management
chapter utilise our stop loss
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calendar so that you can avoid
them each week but when it
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That it takes us to step number
two. We want to identify the
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impact data okay all of these
low and medium impact datas
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market and it will cause spikes
but it's not going to drag out
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interest rates, monetary
policies, central bank meetings
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news that we need to track it's
going to help us to track the
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look to actively trade any
news, okay? We're not going to
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want to focus on the high
impact data. Uh and even then
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affect an economy and can lead
to interest rates being
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we can then extend into longer
term effects so if we can see
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importance data and figures. Uh
we don't really have too much
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Few different types of high
impact data here then. We've
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the other important factors of
economic data, geopolitical
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accordingly. Keep in mind when
the data's going to be showing
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comes to trading opportunities
we shouldn't really be focusing
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some bigger information that's
going to drive the market
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different currencies we are
then shown the impact so we
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particularly risky for a
movement that we are in, we can
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dangerous and it is a gamble.
Instead of doing this, we're
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okay this will drag down an
economy longer term while the
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single day. Uh it's never going
to go away. Economics are
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unemployment is on the rise
this is of course going to
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the market. So these types of
economic data are big market
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influences that cause large
moves and can cause long term
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important.
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or trade in line with it.
Different economic data has
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retail sales information. All
these things worth keeping an
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data in line with data releases
and be ready to either avoid it
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importance across different
datas. Some data's going to
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economic drivers that relate to
the state of the economy. So
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markets at all.
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mind focused on all the other
areas of trading that are more
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important to keep on top of the
game. Uh keep in line with the
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always going to run the
markets. So that's why it's
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We also have then a medium and
low impact data. So this is low
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events and the central bank
information as well. So we only
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increased or cut and military
policy statements then forming
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price spikes, okay? Volatility
is increased and the price
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economic data will actually
only provide short term spikes
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monthly data, we have quarterly
data. We have annual reports on
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interferences. We have economic
data releases almost every
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shows economic performance over
a specified time. So we have
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we're looking at things like
gross domestic product and
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unemployment data. Okay these
things have large effects on
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data, all these different
things, okay? And the data
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rates that we spoke about
previously and also employment
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So high impact economic data
then refers to the direct
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central banks and governments
such as unemployment data,
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effects okay? Um and things
like this are the interest
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economic data refers to news,
meetings and figures from
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spikes can interfere with
trades and they can also
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But economic data does play a
part and it is crucial that we
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varied impact levels. So we
have different levels of
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when it comes to the importance
of these macroeconomic datas.
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markets and affect our trading
if we want to succeed. So
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economic data comes at the
bottom of the hierarchy list
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have a massive effect and some
isn't even going to move the
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main thing with economic data
is the fact that it causes
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provide good trading
opportunities if we can gauge
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where the market is going to
go. Economic data causes common
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understand how it works and how
it's going to affect the
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on employment. So data comes in
all different shapes and sizes
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How we doing everyone? Welcome
back to the course. In this
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and it will all affect a market
one way or the other. So the
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different topics and we can
even have weekly data as well
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in the next video.
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interest rates, gross domestic
product conferences and PMI
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video we're going to be talking
about economic data. So
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