Brad Zigler writes “Fundamental analysis uses economic, political and environmental data to forecast future price movements, while technically derived predictions rely upon price patterns and changes in market volume. Commodity traders often use “the technicals” as well as fundamentals when making market decisions.”
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That is why it is so important to have a disciplined approach. Price and volume are what is most important when determining when to buy and sell.
thanks for your comment, I agree completely