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11th July 2007, 02:27 PM
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Where are the fundamentals?
Hi,
I've realized in these days the importance of fundamentals in trading, but i've seen too much information everywhere and i just don't know what to see. I surf around FxStreet, DailyFx, Bloomberg, etc. and i've seen so many reports, Economic Reports, Economic Calendars, Economic Indicatos, News, Market Data, Market View, Fundamental Reports, Etc. Do you see? There are too many reports, each one with a lot of information and some of them repeat some things from the other, many things to see but in the end i see nothing... i start reading them, and ten minutes later i'm confused, at this time, after being a couple of weeks watching news and reports, i don't have the minimal idea of where the EUR/USD is going to. Where can i find the better information, something like a resume of the fundamentals, something i can see the mid and long term trend with? (not only the economic calendar of events), something like the most important market movers in short, medium and long term? I know a little about technical analysis, but i want to be able to see the trend in the fundamentals, and then, use the technical to enter to the market... Thanks. 
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11th July 2007, 11:23 PM
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Re: Where are the fundamentals?
Well, the problem here is you are confusing opinions/reports/information with fundamentals.You will have to take a macro view studying macro/micro economic cycles of a few years to make sense of it all, but they still might not help with making any trading decisions.
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12th July 2007, 10:31 AM
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Re: Where are the fundamentals?
Hi,
I’m also in trade and keep referring useful sites like Babypips, Forexboost, forexplane and others. I found an useful publication Secret Forex Society. that gives real time news & current marketing trends. You can get real time forex trading news & events and also the basic fundamentals of forex trading. Good luck
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