Right, no doubt about that. Just a quick read through some of Mr bankers posts on the “trading the indicators” thread and you’ll see he followed and paid close attention to FA & news events.
But what impressed me the most were his/her “almost picture perfect” TA entries. I suspect Mr banker could have all the FA knowledge in the world, but without his/her top notch TA experience & skill would be a failed trader.
Read through and study his/her posts on the “trading the indicators” thread, I think you’ll see what I mean.[/QUOTE]
Lol ok here’s another of one of his posts that would seem to respond to this…
He clearly believes FA is primary… TA playing a secondary role. The implications are that TA’s only purpose is to reduce the length of time stuck in any given position through a more precise entry. If you started flipping coins to decide when to enter in the direction of the fundamental bias you would still have enough edge to make a good deal of money… Some elaborate Money management and position structure techniques would fill the void of TA to minimize risks and boost profits. Central to either technique will always be FA.