I see many here speaking with confidence and presenting their analyses as if they were divine revelation and the goal...
Flooding the market with buying or flooding the market with selling, both have their own goals.
There are analysts who analyze for the sake of analysis only, with no goals mentioned. Trading is based on technical analysis and fundamental analysis.
Technical analysis is an analysis that depends on indicators and following the psychology of traders and the movement of the market in principle. It is not an exact science. Whales may come and mix the market papers in bulk.
Who are the whales? They are unknown or known individuals who have large quantities of currencies. As soon as they enter or exit the market, they turn the technical analysis table upside down.
As for fundamental analysis, it depends on global news in terms of trading, the stock exchange, and investment funds. The basis of this analysis is knowing the news that may lead to the market falling or rising. The basis of this analysis is following reliable sources so that you do not fall victim to false news.
The most important thing is to follow your own strategy, meaning that when you enter into trading in any currency, you expect either an increase or a decrease. In the case of an increase, know how to make a plan for when to sell, and when it decreases, make a plan for withdrawal or not to withdraw. This depends on your strategy, because the money is yours and you know best if you deserve it or not.
If you are not a trader for traders....
Good luck to all
