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Trading on the news
Trading on the news is a popular strategy among traders. Its essence lies in the possibility of earning in transactions opened on the basis of an analysis of published macroeconomic indicators that cause changes in quotations of financial instruments.
Today we will consider news trading as a field for short-term speculation and examine whether fixing quick profits after the release of the news really causes a reverse movement.
In this article, we will talk about the economic calendar and determine what is better to rely on when making a decision to open deals: forecasts or previous values of indicators.
Today we will study the reaction of the foreign exchange market to the publication of revised values of economic indicators. And let's see if it's worth relying on them when making a decision to enter the market.
Previous studies of rollback trading have revealed the usefulness of this strategy for a number of economic events in seven countries. Let's see if trading on rollbacks is suitable for Canada events.
Previous studies of rollback trading have revealed the usefulness of this strategy for a number of economic events in six countries. Let's see if trading on rollbacks is suitable for New Zealand events.
Previous studies of rollback trading have revealed the usefulness of this strategy for a number of economic events in five countries. Let's see if trading on rollbacks is suitable for Japan events.
Previous studies of rollback trading have revealed the usefulness of this strategy for a number of economic events in four countries. Let's see if trading on rollbacks is suitable for Swiss events.
Previous studies trading on rollbacks have shown the usefulness of such a strategy for a number of economic events in the US, Australia and the Eurozone. Now let's see if trading on rollbacks is suitable for UK events.
The first two parts of the study of trading on rollbacks have revealed the usefulness of such a strategy for a number of economic events in the US and Australia. Now let's see if trading on rollbacks is suitable for Eurozone events.
In the presented article, we will continue the study of trading on rollbacks on publications of economic indicators. And in the second part of the study, we will consider the events of Australia.
The presented to your attention article opens a series of articles on trading on price rollbacks related to the publication of economic indicators. These articles will contain a unified analysis methodology, but the subject of consideration will be various economic indicators of the main economies of the world.
In the first part of our study based on news-based trading was considered for the USA and Australian events. In this study, the same strategy will be considered but for the Eurozone and the UK events.
In this article we will talk about trading based on the publication of economic indicators in the news calendar. News trading is of particular interest to short-term traders, as price movements caused by news publications occur rapidly.