The best fundamental analysis?

Hello guys and gals. I am back. I hope you all are ok.
Guys, I want to ask you if you know some websites or even brokers that provide good fundamental analysis of the forex market? Everybody is providing technical analysis, wich is ok, but I want to take my trade to another level, if is posible, by incorporating some good fundamental analysis.
Thanks!

Hi,
Most people use economic calendar and breaking news for fondamental anaysis.
many sites publish good calendars and breaking news.

Now almost all brokerage companies offer certain analytics and certain data on fundamental analysis. Because today a small number of traders is limited by the fact that they use the usual economic calendar. In general, it is not enough for you to feel free and act as you like. Plus, you can find analytics on standard analytical resources. The same Tradingview is not only a tool for technical analysis. There is a huge section where you can find articles and reviews on the tools, world news and events, and it is usually very interesting and can be really used in practice. And it seems to me very interesting. Good luck in your search.

I think that the optimal fundamental analysis is one that includes many different components that help to assess the situation as accurately as possible and accordingly make a decision that can bring money in the short or long term (all depends on the strategy)... And there really is a lot that depends on the exchange and what happens to each asset at the moment. I recommend you to use common resources - TRADING ECONOMICS, TANKER TRACKERS, etc. There really is a huge amount of information that can be used to create an investment portfolio and long-term prospects. I hope you'll sort it all out...

A good website for fundamental analysis is newyorkfed.org. It helps to study the current rate of the economy in the U.S and entire world. Also provides great information for the interest rates and also provides estimates for future interest rates which is golden fundamental information. A whole host of information for the U.S dollar including the overnight bank funding rate, effective federal funds rate, etc. This information is great because as the numbers fluctuate it helps to determine the current state of the economy whenther the numbers go up or down. This gives off clues on how the USD pair may do in the forex market.

I follow 2 acc on Twitter for Fundamental nd technical analysis: @Tradingfaliving https://twitter.com/TradingFALiving?s=08

And @Zerohedge

Hope this will help
Regards

Studying Fundamental first then move on technical.

Yup, sometimes data and analysis are different, no clear outlook

Central's banks data too

Fundamental analysis is a special area with its own laws, rules and cause-and-effect relationships. You definitely need to know more about the market and its peculiarities, but this is really a real opportunity to find positions that can bring you profit in a short time. And I'm not just talking about those news that are included in the classic economic calendar. I now want to focus on the fact that these events happen all the time - they are, to some extent, the foundation even for technical analysis. Yes, it sounds strange, but if you look at it, it's true.
And also - do not be guided solely by the analytics from the brokerage company - it can be deceptive.

EPS and P/E ratios. They are fundamental in giving precise value of securities in the future.

There is no precise answer to your question because fortunately there are no absolute laws in the market and it is all extremely relative and this allows even the craziest and most illogical strategies to profit from the market.I would recommend if you want to do fundamental analysis to start with macro data plus important, an excellent article that I recommend can be found
here: https: //admiralmarkets.com/educatio...ental-analysis
And first of all begin to understand what really moves the currency markets, then growth, inflation and monetary / economic policies and then throw yourself on the most important macro data such as CPI, Interest rates, leading indicators .... at least to be able to read the economic calendar or the news and be aware of what they talk about

I also advise you to take a look at my analyzes that make fundamental analysis very simple by delegating all the processing of fundamentals to the model that elaborates a long series of overlaied macro data and from the numbers elaborates an objective bias based on the historical series
Link :https://www.forexfactory.com/thread/...s-pftm-method?