Technical Analysis or Fundamental Analysis?
Which one drives your trading decisions?"
When you look at the trading stories that are published, you notice that each trader has their own way of analyzing the market and making decisions.
Some are drawn to technical analysis: they love reading candles, patterns, indicators like RSI and MACD, and believe that "everything is reflected in the price."
While others do not open a position until they study fundamental analysis: they monitor interest reports, employment data, company earnings, and macroeconomic updates.
But the question arises:
Which type of analysis really makes a difference in your decisions?
Is technical analysis alone sufficient in a market filled with sudden fluctuations?
Does fundamental analysis help to understand the "bigger picture," or is it slow and impractical for the day trader?
And is there an optimal way to combine both methods, or does the merging cause distraction?
Share your experience honestly:
What is your style?
Has your approach changed over time?
And do you have a specific story that proves the success of one of the methods in an unforgettable trade?
Your story may inspire or alert others. Don't hold back.