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Which one do you prefer: fundamental analysis or technical analysis?

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Some traders prefer fundamental analysis (the analysis of Forex market situations by analysing global economic news and the outcome being used in their trading activities) while some believe in technical analysis (analysis of the Forex market situation through the usage of technical tools such as indicators).

I believe so much in technical analysis and it has been working for me excellently so far. I've got no regret whatsoever.

Which of the two forms of Forex market analysis do you prefer? Why do you prefer it?
il do both, fundamental and technical, what do i do is when technical say uptrend and there a news, i analize the news, are that positif for my trade or not. 
#16 - February 10, 2019, 04:51:39 AM

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If I do, I will choose technical analysis, because for me, technical analysis is more than enough and not confusing, simple but very profitable. and the technical analysis answers when prices move while the fundamental analysis answers why prices move and it's too late



for analysis problems each trader will certainly not be the same. if we are a type of scalping trader then there is no good analysis by using fundamentals, but if we are longtime the fundamental analysis is very useful. but back in the sketch of each trader too.
#17 - February 10, 2019, 05:21:53 AM

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for analysis problems each trader will certainly not be the same. if we are a type of scalping trader then there is no good analysis by using fundamentals, but if we are longtime the fundamental analysis is very useful. but back in the sketch of each trader too.

Yes it's true, especially the type of trader with scalping style will definitely not see and will not care about fundamentals, because the style of scalping trading is required to think and move quickly so that it will not have time to see the fundamentals which in my opinion the fundamental analysis just makes us confused
#18 - February 10, 2019, 05:59:41 AM

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Yes it's true, especially the type of trader with scalping style will definitely not see and will not care about fundamentals, because the style of scalping trading is required to think and move quickly so that it will not have time to see the fundamentals which in my opinion the fundamental analysis just makes us confused
yes, because the fundamental analysis requires a long time. most scalping traders use time in just minutes to make entries. so is the type of intraday trader who tends to close his entry in less than 24 hours.
#19 - February 10, 2019, 06:25:34 AM

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yes, because the fundamental analysis requires a long time. most scalping traders use time in just minutes to make entries. so is the type of intraday trader who tends to close his entry in less than 24 hours.

I also rarely find traders who analyze market movements with fundamental analysis as their reference for entering the market. This is because fundamental analysis is always too late to read price movements, when prices are already moving then we know why the reason prices move through the results of news releases
#20 - February 10, 2019, 12:55:39 PM

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I also rarely find traders who analyze market movements with fundamental analysis as their reference for entering the market. This is because fundamental analysis is always too late to read price movements, when prices are already moving then we know why the reason prices move through the results of news releases
actually there are also many traders who use fundamental analysis for their entry references, but most of these are long time and swinger traders who are not intraday, because they apply forex like investment in stocks.
#21 - February 10, 2019, 01:25:34 PM

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actually there are also many traders who use fundamental analysis for their entry references, but most of these are long time and swinger traders who are not intraday, because they apply forex like investment in stocks.
if in my opinion, these two things, fundamental analysis and technical analysis are two things that are complementary. when there will be a fundamental news release used for trading, and when there is no news release use technical analysis for trading. if these two things can be done wisely, it will certainly be able to help us in gaining profit.
#22 - February 10, 2019, 01:34:48 PM

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for analysis problems each trader will certainly not be the same. if we are a type of scalping trader then there is no good analysis by using fundamentals, but if we are longtime the fundamental analysis is very useful. but back in the sketch of each trader too.
yeah you are right , i am scalper for 2 months . of course i didnt need a fundamental because i only take profit 1 -3 pips .
my experience
#23 - February 10, 2019, 01:47:15 PM

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yeah you are right , i am scalper for 2 months . of course i didnt need a fundamental because i only take profit 1 -3 pips .
my experience
I agree, bro, but if I don't personally use fundamental analysis, only big moments like those breaksit sometimes I see fundamentals, besides breaksit I don't use anymore, I prefer pure technical.
#24 - February 10, 2019, 01:54:53 PM

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I agree, bro, but if I don't personally use fundamental analysis, only big moments like those breaksit sometimes I see fundamentals, besides breaksit I don't use anymore, I prefer pure technical.
yeah and mus notice for scalper , dont scalping when there is high impact news economical at that time , or we are going MC because no sl. we must avoid thay
#25 - February 10, 2019, 02:14:11 PM

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actually there are also many traders who use fundamental analysis for their entry references, but most of these are long time and swinger traders who are not intraday, because they apply forex like investment in stocks.

If trading in the long term style, it requires considerable capital, because usually trading in the long term style requires a large time frame. and if you use a large time frame, you need a large enough room to hold floating. so maybe that's what people don't like if trading uses fundamental analysis
#26 - February 10, 2019, 02:49:56 PM

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i like the technical analysis, because i think evereything about news will be implemented in the chart, so we can clearly know how the fundamental really affect the market
#27 - February 10, 2019, 03:12:53 PM

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technical and fundamental are equally influential on possible market movements by combining them for the better
#28 - February 10, 2019, 03:15:58 PM

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I prefer technical ... because the fundamentals are just a series of news that has been arranged neatly and I am very funny .............. but go back to yourself because people's minds are different
#29 - February 10, 2019, 03:21:12 PM

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Some traders prefer fundamental analysis (the analysis of Forex market situations by analysing global economic news and the outcome being used in their trading activities) while some believe in technical analysis (analysis of the Forex market situation through the usage of technical tools such as indicators).

I believe so much in technical analysis and it has been working for me excellently so far. I've got no regret whatsoever.

Which of the two forms of Forex market analysis do you prefer? Why do you prefer it?
actually the technical and fundamental are interconnected
so we can collaborate on these two techniques
but even if the mental foundations make the price move faster
#30 - February 10, 2019, 03:25:15 PM

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