Technically, if we are based strongly on technical analysis, the logical solution for trading is autotrading - a trading strategy where BUY or SELL decisions are executed automatically based on a system or a program; trader set a computer program to SELL/BUY based on a set of signals from technical analysis of charts.

 But there isn't the "holy grail" of trading systems! If a trading system would be so, certainly the
programmers would not to sell it or to share it.

Fundamentally, we may use a lot of economic indicators and reports released by many governments, state banks and
governmental commissions. We may use a huge private reports published by private banks, private organisations, private commissions...
And so on...

But we don't may be sure the prices will move as fundamentals stated anytime just after news release. It's sure that the
released values aren't just numbers at all! The state of an economy seems not to be exactly measured by these economic
reports. A great numbers of factors, policies surely affect an economy, it's state and it's performance.

Understanding what means all these indicators, factors and policies, how they move prices is the great challenge
of a trader. A challenge not very easy to accomplish: any deviation from the norm can cause large price movements, but HOW TO UNDERSTAND "THE NORM" ?
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