How to Learn Forex Fundamental Analysis?

[Maxcy 10]

Is there any reference which can let me know much about forex analysis, well I know, it need a quite much personal experience, needs to be much focused on global events which effects the forex market.. These are the generalised saying which many suggest to follow it up, I need something good reference where I can focus and learn much better.

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[brownsfan019 17]

There are 2 main ways people trade:

1)

Fundamental Analysis

2)

Technical Analysis

You are asking about fundamentals, which is not very popular around here. That's not to say you can't make money learning how to read p/e ratios, sharpe ratios, etc. etc. but if that is what you are after, you won't find much info here.

 

If you want to learn technical analysis, then start clicking around and see what wets your appetite.

[zdo 20]

Maxcy,

 

You may find that 'Fundamentals in FX' turns out to be an oxymoron a huge percentage of the time.

 

Check out the book Currency Trading and Intermarket Analysis by

Ashraf Laidi : Ashraf's Book: Currency Trading and Intermarket Analysis

He does a lot with combining yields and 'risk apetite' , etc.

I don't have much good to say for his 'real time', more 'technical' work on his site and articles, but the book is a great place to start developing a global fx perspective ...

 

hth

zdo

[sep34 10]

Mxcay,

 

Im with zdo, I enjoy Ashraf's material (Ashraf Laidi), good place to start.

As for his realtime work on his website....well I will let you decide on your own.

 

 

Regards

[Arthur 10]

Try google and this links may be helpful for you to know more about forex

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[Mysticforex 13]

Maxcy,

 

You may find that 'Fundamentals in FX' turns out to be an oxymoron a huge percentage of the time.

 

Check out the book Currency Trading and Intermarket Analysis by

Ashraf Laidi : Ashraf's Book: Currency Trading and Intermarket Analysis

He does a lot with combining yields and 'risk apetite' , etc.

I don't have much good to say for his 'real time', more 'technical' work on his site and articles, but the book is a great place to start developing a global fx perspective ...

 

hth

zdo

 

I am a big fan of Ashraf's.