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Fundamental Analysis Course

Most traders make their trading decisions based on technical analysis such as price patterns, moving averages, indicators, etc. While these technical patterns are valuable, they fail to reveal the full picture. Incorporating fundamental analysis in confluence with technical analysis will help you get a clear understanding of the market.

What is Fundamental Analysis?

Definition:
Fundamental analysis (FA) is a method of measuring a security's intrinsic value by examining related economic and financial factors (Investopedia).

Basically, fundamentals tell the true story of the market - and how to potentially forecast it! 

What We Look For:

To build a fundamental bias we look at events related to:

Economic Figures

Institutional Activity

Political and Geopolitical Events

Monetary Policy /Central Banks

Retail Sentiment

Seasonality Trends

Where Can You Find Fundamental Data?

Fundamental data is found on multiple websites. Here are our recommended premium and free resources:
Find it all on one dashboard!

With the A1 EdgeFinder

The EdgeFinder takes fundamental data and creates easy to understand visuals. The tool also generates buy and sell biases based on the data received. 
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Or get the data for free on various websites:

Dive into Fundamentals!

Start a lesson to learn how to trade with the following data:

Economic Figures

We look at GDP growth, inflation, unemployment, interest rates
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Monetary Policy / Tracking Central Banks

Tracking what the federal banks do and plan to do is essential in a currency’s strength
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Retail Sentiment vs Smart Money 

Sentiment analysis is fundamental in trading analytics. Most investors look to others to see what they’re investing in before they start investing. 
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Geopolitical Events

Geopolitical risks are factors that can affect the way nations interact with each other. These sorts of conflicts influence market sentiment or even a nation’s GDP. Depending on the type of conflict, certain markets can either suffer or prosper.
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Seasonality Trends

Identifying historical “tendencies” in markets
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Fundamental Analysis Videos

Watch our videos on fundamental analysis

How to Use Fundamental Analysis in Forex: Free Course!

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Forex Fundamentals EXPLAINED: How to Trade GDP Growth Figures like a Pro!

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Mastering Fundamental Analysis in Forex: The Ultimate Guide! | Free Forex Course

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