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    Welcome to the Funda-MENTAL Trading Thread

    This Program is Comprised of 3 Areas (In No Specific Order):
    1. Fundamentals Analysis
    2. Technical Analysis
    3. Risk/Asset management

    The 2nd and 3rd area will differ for each and every trader. As a result, the main attention as of now is going to be fundamental analysis. Others will be discussed at a later period

    Rules of the Tread:
    1. Be Friendly/Professional.
    2. Please Google Your Query and Hunt For It inforexforum.co.zaBefore Asking It
    3. No Technical Analysis Allowed Until Further Notice. - We have started diving into technical analysis. Unless you are performing the type of technical analysis I am referring to, please don't discuss your charts and indiors.


    Table of Content:
    Part 1: Fundamental Analysis
    Fundamentals Introduction
    Central Bank Tools
    Pairs Crosses
    Interest Rates Currency Prices
    Inflation, Growth, Employment Interest Rates
    Fundamental Reading List Website For Easy to Read Daily Reports on Fundamentals: https://www.shutterlake.com/.
    Unstructured Post: Leading, Coincident, Lagging Indiors The Economic Cycle
    Instance of Sentiment
    Unstructured Post: Some Advice on Bonds
    Part 2: Technical Analysis
    My Name is My Name
    Part 3: Risk/Asset Management
    Real Estate Purchasing Currency Trading
    Price Averaging Martingale
    BONUS: Phycological Resources
    Pysocoligal Resources Part 1
    Rabbit Holes
    Machine Leaning: 24-Hour Pattern Recognition Article 1
    Building a Classifier Part 1
    Building a Classifier Part 2


    Up-To-Date Analysis:
    EUR Analysis Coming Soon...
    AUD Analysis Coming Soon...
    USD Analysis Coming Soon...
    GBP Analysis Coming Soon...
    NZD Analysis Coming Soon...
    CHF Analysis Coming Soon...
    JPY Analysis Coming Soon...

  2. #2
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Welcome to the Funda-MENTAL Trading Thread This System is Comprised of 3 Areas (In No Specific Order): 1. Fundamentals Analysis 2. Technical Analysis 3. Investor Goals The area will probably differ for every trader. Because of this, the focus as of now is going to be fundamental analysis. The others will be discussed in a later time Rules of the Tread: 1). Be Friendly/Professional. 2. Please Google Your Query and Hunt For It Before Asking It. No Technical Analysis Allowed Until Further Notice. Table of Content: Anyhow...
    Subscribed! Great Moving Sis.yphus. Looking forward to your articles...

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    Well deleted post on accident. Said NZD rate would be the same because the price of NZDUSD is causing negative inflation in the trading sector.

    The CB desires the currency to be reduced so will kee the rates the same to see if it falls more. If it doesn't they will probably cut rates.


    News hit. Rates are the same and NZDUSD has fallen 40 pips. Easy cash. Holding another 60 pips at least and certainly will continue to brief till CB says they have curbed the adverse inflation brought on by the high currency price.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Properly deleted last article on accident. Was saying how NZD rate are the same because the price of NZDUSD is causing negative inflation in the trading sector. The CB needs the currency to be lower so will kee the rates the exact same to see if it drops longer. If it doesn't they will cut rates. News hit. Rates are the exact same and NZDUSD has dropped 40 pips. Easy cash. Holding for another 60 pips and certainly will continue to short until CB says they have curbed the adverse inflation caused by the high currency price.
    Sis.Yphus,

    Could you be including a primer for the basics of fundamentals for people like me who are new to the field of research. I wanted to handle this branch of research, but was overwhelmed with the amount of information on the market. The structure/ to getting visitors to speed basics would be greatly appreciated if your schedule allows.

    Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote Sis.Yphus, Could you're adding a primer for the fundamentals of fundamentals for individuals like me who are new to this area of study. I wanted to deal with this branch of study, but was overwhelmed with the quantity of information out there. Only the construction/ if your schedule allows to getting people to speed basics would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
    Yes, I'll break it down quite clearly into segments that will go under the TOC.

    Posts such as the one earlier are just little bits of analysis I'll share as I commerce occasions.

    Ought to have the first 1-2 segments up by the end of tomorrow.


    UPDATE:
    NZDUSD has dropped another 60 pips. Closed some orders for 100 pips. Opened new brief also.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote Yes, I will break it down very clearly into sections which will go beneath the TOC. Like the one earlier, posts are only small bits of analysis I will share as I commerce occasions. Must have the sections up by the end of tomorrow. UPDATE: NZDUSD has dropped another 60 pips. Closed some orders for 100 pips. Opened new brief also.
    Sis.yphus,

    Much appreciated for putting time and effort and thanks for the clarifiion.

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    Fundamental trading is just one of the trading in forex market. Future is always uncertain. The world news is coming fast upon us. The planet is getting smaller as well as getting more complex. Fundamental analysis requires a close examination of the forex in order to determine its current financial strength, future expansion, Commodity Price, and profitability etc to find out whether the currency price is undervalued or overvalued.

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    Wished to go over some things while taking a look at the RBA's statement published is being looked at by me.

    The RBA stated, In Australia, the market is continuing its transition following the conclusion of the mining investment flourish. GDP was poorer than anticipated in the September quarter, mainly reflecting factors. A return to expansion is expected in the December quarter.

    They didn't like the past GDP numbers and are expecting the ones on the 28th to become good. Knowing they're considering this specific release and have also given an idea about what they expect it to look like, a lot of traders will soon soon be seeing it and it is going to cause a response that is major. An increasing GDP would help raise inflation which is one of the bank's major goals. So if the GDP is this will signal that inflation is not currently looking to increase in 2017, so a rate reduction is likely on the way if the RBA needs to satisfy their inflation objective. If the GDP numbers are extremely good, this would mean the RBA might be on track for its inflation goal.

    I would be watching outside to see what analysts forecast the numbers to function as 28th gets closer. These guys are predicted where price will go, but they're pretty good at forecasting.

    In addition they re-iterated, Headline inflation is expected to pick up over the course of 2017 to be over 2 per cent. Again, this is what they're hoping so it'll be interesting to watch whether this plays out, and also how they are going to react. If inflation does not seem like it is going to pick up, rates will likely be cut. If inflation keeps rising and does begin to pick up, rates will likely be raised. Knowing this, it will be key to focus on economic releases having the most impact on inflation as long as the RBA is currently talking about getting inflation over 2.

    The RBA also talked about how employment has been blended lately but how they expect it to get better in the coming year as the market grows, which again is with the idea of the 2% inflation objective. So that the employment numbers will probably be helpful to trade since the outcome provides us an notion of where the RBA really is going with their inflation target. Not certain how to exchange it but I would be watching out for what some analysts are stating as the release approaches.

    Source: http://www.rba.gov.au/media-releases/2017/mr-17-02.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Just wanted to discuss some things I am looking at while looking at the RBA's statement published yesterday. The RBA said, after the end of the mining investment flourish, the economy is continuing its transition In Australia. GDP was poorer than expected in the September quarter, mainly representing aspects that are temporary. A return to moderate expansion is expected in the December quarter. They did not like the GDP amounts and are anticipating those around the 28th to be great. Knowing they are considering this particular release this month and have also...
    Hi

    Nice ribbon.
    In regard to this GDP - this comprises of a number of elements and studying different indiors that are produced prior to release of the amount can provide you an idea of what it is likley to be. The last GDP estimate was way out in my view- but we did get a fair response (as the difference to actual was so distinct).
    Regarding cutting rates - this is off the table. Lowe is worried about home indebtness- search his speech. He alluded to it in his latest speech: http://www.rba.gov.au/speeches/2017/...017-02-09.html
    Also the Aussie is highly correlated to the price of iron ore so I would keep an eye on iron ore charts and news.
    Regarding job - I've got a peek at forward indiors - such as job commercials they may give you an idea of how things are likley to pan out.
    Anyhow nice thread - could be helpful if there was enough people looking at fundamentals - that way we could specialise in one currency.

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    Subscribed!!!

    Here is the material I am in search onforexforum.co.zabecause my linking. Hope this thread will boost our trading capabilities
    Thank you Sir.

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