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Okay everyone. Welcome to the newest section fundamentals.
Now one thing that we need to discuss with fundamentals is
the fact that it cannot be taught. Fundamentals is
something that you have to go ahead and do your own due
diligence and see what happened in the history and try and spot
those patterns in in the future. For example let's have
a look at FOMC meetings and you you can basically read up on
the outcome and try and predict the movement but not take a
trade off from that movement. Just use it in confluence with
your analysis. Now with fundamental analysis we're not
fundamental traders meaning if we look at the numbers for
let's say for example NFP we don't trade NFP that only lines
up the with our analysis then we can take a trade. Exactly
the same with cash rate or CPI. Now what we're not going to do
is we're not going to discuss each and every single thing
because there are hundreds of them. We're going to do an
exercise where I'm going to show you how you can educate
yourself on fundamentals and that is what I used to do a
lot. And first and foremost guys the website we're using is
Forex Factory. It's very simple. When you start at the
homepage you just go to calendar. And you select on
this cone thing and only select the red folders. And obviously
the pairs that you are trading. Um That looks like it. And then
it's going to show you everything. Okay. Now why is
fundamentals important? Now fundamentals is important based
off from the pure fact that it gives you a second vision on
the market. It gives you more confidence with knowing what's
going on in the market. Remember the pairs that we are
trading are based off from sums of the exchange rate. Now what
affects the exchange rate of a country? It's fundamentals,
political events, economical events. It does not get changed
because it bounced off from a trend line. Definitely not. So
it gets affected by these factors. Now our technical this
gives us a fundamental idea then the technical analysis
just confirms it for us. Okay. So definitely take note of
that. The the technical analysis confirms the move that
we have the idea or from this these fundamentals. So
Definitely take note of that. The fundamentals is if you
don't trade with fundamentals you're basically trading with
one eye open and one eye closed. I mean you can do it
but it is dangerous and unnecessary. Just have a
broader idea of what's going on with the country that you're
trading. That's why we are expressing the fact that focus
on one instrument at first or two at most. But if you going
ahead and trying to focus on eighteen trading pairs the
recipe for disaster because there's so many things going on
during a week. This is next week. This is the week after
that. There's always going something on. Now if you get an
overall idea of what the market is doing and you back it by the
the technical analysis then you go for gold. So definitely take
note of this. Um this is more of an exercise section I'm
going to I'm going to show you how to do it and then you going
to do the exercise. Enjoy.
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