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How to combine fundamental analysis with technical analysis
Fundamental Analysis

The factors that affect price changes, commodity price fluctuations are mainly affected by basic factors such as market supply and demand, that is, any economic factor that reduces supply or increases consumption will lead to price increases; On the contrary, any factor that increases supply or decreases commodity consumption will lead to an increase in inventory and a decrease in price. However, with the development of modern economy, some non-supply and demand factors are also playing an increasingly important role in the changes of futures prices, which makes the investment market more complicated and unpredictable.

Technical analysis

Futures trading can use K-line chart, linear chart, point chart and moving average method and other technical factor analysis methods. Using technical analysis to choose trading opportunities is not new. The only difference is that the timing of entering and leaving the market is a very short period. The time range of concern here is calculated in days, hours or even minutes, which is just the opposite of weekly and monthly plans. However, the technical methods adopted are consistent.

To put it simply, judge the direction with fundamentals and judge the timing of entry with technical analysis.