Although technical indicator based trading is considered to be more important for trading at the Forex trading platform with the aim to locate exact entry and exit points yet it does not provide full-fledged information for setting up a comprehensive trading plan.
The sentiments of the Forex market are mostly determined by the geopolitical and economic events of the day and the key drivers of the market trend includes all the central banks of the world, multibillion USD hedge funds, 500 multinationals of Fortune and the other investment banks that provide trading services to these driving forces.
Moreover the trade positions at Forex are formulated through proper analysis of the economic and geopolitical events and also depend on the major announcements of the G-7 nations and the developments announced in the monetary policies.
Thus, in order to make thorough trade moves at the Forex market follow the rule of trigger fundamentally, the entry and exit points technically.
Generally there is a rule that are widely used by the traders is that those who depend on fundamental trading approach they should go on with longer time frame and should analyze the charts and indicators that comprises details of ling hours of forex trading while those who like to conduct trading through technical support they can go for short-term trades and follow the short-term charts and indicators.
If the traders are likely to use scalping for making trade position at the Forex trading platform then no issues in scalping in currency exchange so it is possible trade on the basis of fundamental indicators.
It is possible to scalp fundamentally and retail traders have the opportunity to pull out significant advantage against the large market players while executing trades.
But if it is very easy to trade fundamentally on the basis of the news and events then almost every trader would become rich, success is not so easy, but of course it can be be made easy to make your trades at the Forex market.
Not all the times the bad and good announcements of the monetary policies are responsible for driving the Forex trends up and down instead the Forex market moves on expectation and perceptions of the traders that they used to perceive from the forex market environment.
This means that relative comparative studies of the market driving forces are far better than the absolute ones. Like, if US reported quarterly GDP growth rate of 5% whereas the Eurozone having GDP results of only 1.5%. Then looking at first glance it would appear that the EUR/USD drop due to US GDP growth results showing stronger growth.
And if the market expected US GDP rate to be at 7% with Eurozone having 0.5% the situation would be exact opposite because the Eurozone news would have surpassed expectation whereas US results would be short.
However, depending fully on the expectation would not work for the traders to get success and stay at the market for long so it is the point where the perceptions need support of the technical indicators for assessing the truth of the Forex trends.