How to combine the technical and fundametal?

Anyone can help me bout this question?I realy cant catch it even i know well bout technical but i fail in fundametal.

I realy no idea bout the combination bettween technical and fundametal.

Please help me ....

Be fundamental trader is IMO much harder then technical. For example last NFP was sure tragedy for many unexperinced fundamental traders. To be good fundamental trader you must have many experince. When news are clear follow them,if not use technical analysis.

I agree with you. In order to trade fundamentally you have to be willing to trade VERY low margin and to trade for the long term (although it's hard to trade FX fundamentally to begin with).

I think you'll find that trading technically is much easier for you.

If you must use fundamentals in your trading it has to be secondary to trading technically in FX. For example, if my technical analysis shows $ strength and then the fundamentals confirm it then I would tend to use higher leverage. For me technicals always take precendece over the fundamentals especially if I'm using more than 2:1 leverage.

Regards,
Kal

Fundementals drive the markets and Techncals define the market.

Fundementals for direction and Technicals for timing.

Thanks everybody.....

So which fundametal i have to focus or pay more attention?

Which fundametal will bring more effect or big movement?

News Announcements

Are you referring to News Announcements? If so, see the forex calendar here at Forex Factory. News Announcements designated in red indicate an expectation of "more effect or big movement". You may want to focus on those announcements with red indicators. News announcements deliver the "fundamental" information discussed below.

Fundamentals

Traders using "fundamentals" consider a host of information including but not limited to, news, geo-political environment, economic conditions, price of oil/gold, interest rates, balance of trade, employment, nuclear prolifertion, wars and rumors of wars, earthquakes, pestilence, hijackings, terrorist activities.....get the picture? All of these events fuel the market (or "drive" the markets as FXOpportunist puts it); this information creates the context within which traders cn then apply technical analysis to identify repetitive trends and signals that tend to predict market direction and consequently, entry/exit points.

Hope that helps.