We’ve already covered the basics of technical analysis—how to read candlesticks, spot patterns, and use support and resistance to find trading opportunities. But what about the patterns we can’t see at first glance? That’s where indicators come in.
Read MoreIf fundamental analysis tells us what to buy, and sentiment analysis helps us understand why the market is moving, technical analysis tells us when to act.
Read MoreRecently we covered how fundamentals like inflation, interest rates, and employment data shape market trends. But let’s be honest – markets don’t always react as expected.
Strong economic data can trigger selloffs, while bad news can fuel rallies. That’s because markets aren’t just driven by numbers—they’re driven by emotions. Fear, greed, and expectations move prices just as much as economic reports, sometimes even more.
This week, we’re diving into market psychology. Understanding sentiment shifts and avoiding emotional traps can help you make more disciplined trading decisions, reducing costly mistakes.
This week, we’re zooming in on the economic indicators that matter most—**inflation**, **interest rates**, and **employment data**. These key reports offer a window into a country’s economic health and often trigger big moves in the market. Whether it’s a central bank hiking interest rates, inflation creeping up, or a surprisingly strong jobs report, these fundamentals influence long-term price trends.
Read MoreLast week, we explored the key ingredients of a high-probability trade setup. The main idea was simple: look for at least three confirmations that all align in the same direction at the same time. These confirmations could be technical, fundamental, or sentiment-based. Together, they make up the Three Pillars of Investment Analysis. But finding three strong signals at once isn’t always easy.
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