Fundamental analysis (only 4 basic factors)

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There is a kind of fundamental analysis that takes into account only 4 basic factors. Does anyone know about this? I once read about this but can not remember the name of the book. Thank you.
 
You're probably referring to PE, PS, cash flow, and debt. I suggest you look at The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham.
 
Even if the book is free, fundamental analysis is of value primarily for longer timeframes. If you're trading those, the question then becomes whether or not your can accept the risk. If you can't, then assess your risk tolerance before spending a lot of time on fundamental analysis.
 
There is a kind of fundamental analysis that takes into account only 4 basic factors. Does anyone know about this? I once read about this but can not remember the name of the book. Thank you.

there are 5 actually..not sure what book you are talking about though?

1. interest rates
2. employment
3. economic growth and trade
4. geopolitical events / acts of god
5. commodity prices

what exactly are you looking for..and don't worry..i am the only vendor that never charges any person money:cheesy:

LN

LN
 
Even if the book is free, fundamental analysis is of value primarily for longer timeframes. If you're trading those, the question then becomes whether or not your can accept the risk. If you can't, then assess your risk tolerance before spending a lot of time on fundamental analysis.

remember that you can only speak from your own perspective..it is not wise to try and give advice to people in relation to trading markets that you know nothing about..so..maybe you should consider doing what i do sometimes..and that is..i say..

"i don't have a clue"

LN
 
remember that you can only speak from your own perspective..it is not wise to try and give advice to people in relation to trading markets that you know nothing about..so..maybe you should consider doing what i do sometimes..and that is..i say..

"i don't have a clue"

LN

No mention was made in the OP of forex. Fundamental analysis of equity markets is relatively straightforward. If I have no clue, I don't post at all.
 
remember that you can only speak from your own perspective..it is not wise to try and give advice to people in relation to trading markets that you know nothing about..so..maybe you should consider doing what i do sometimes..and that is..i say..

"i don't have a clue"

LN

Take your own advice in this respect. :smart::rolleyes:
 
and now we have the little back office boy that doesn't even have any money of his own to trade with..what a joke..really:cheesy:

LN

Nice deflection. Your journal and trades are where exactly? :confused:
 
Even if the book is free, fundamental analysis is of value primarily for longer timeframes. If you're trading those, the question then becomes whether or not your can accept the risk. If you can't, then assess your risk tolerance before spending a lot of time on fundamental analysis.

The book is not free but is not about this type of analysis. The author only makes the comment and I would like to know more about this (for curiosity).
 
there are 5 actually..not sure what book you are talking about though?

1. interest rates
2. employment
3. economic growth and trade
4. geopolitical events / acts of god
5. commodity prices

what exactly are you looking for..and don't worry..i am the only vendor that never charges any person money:cheesy:

LN

LN


There are people who trade only seeing 4 basic things . I would like to talk with someone who do it in this way.
 
There are people who trade only seeing 4 basic things . I would like to talk with someone who do it in this way.

it all depends on what you are trading..and how you want to trade it

1. 2 day line chart

2. 5 min bar chart with TWS chart trader + trade buttons

3. 1 min bar chart with TWS chart trader + trade buttons

4. booktrader (TWS dome or ladder) with trade buttons

there are a few small little things i am not telling you..as i don't want the car salesmen to find out..for they might go away and start charging people money for them :rolleyes:

LN
 
Nice deflection. Your journal and trades are where exactly? :confused:

i don't waste my time showing trades unless i want to discuss something with others..what's the sense in that..will it make you any money posting trades to yourself:rolleyes:

what is your % return for jun16..here is mine..if you don't know how to get in at the ib account management page..i will let you know how to do it:cheesy:

LN
 

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i don't waste my time showing trades unless i want to discuss something with others..what's the sense in that..will it make you any money posting trades to yourself:rolleyes:

what is your % return for jun16..here is mine..if you don't know how to get in at the ib account management page..i will let you know how to do it:cheesy:

LN

A prettly little Excel chart. There is no proof of anything in that picture. Where are each of the trades for that month. Entry time, exit time, share size, commissions, ..., profit for each.

Anybody can fabricate an Excel chart with straight lines on them.

I have already listed each and every one of my trades, Lucky Charms. Where are yours? :whistling

Translation for the part in blue = you do not have any. You obviously want to discuss it with me and others. Why else would you post on my journal since I certainly did not want you to?
 
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