The Fundamentals, News, and Technical Aspects in Trading

I believe that fundamentals and technicals are two sides of the same coin; essentially, they are one and the same. If the fundamentals are very strong—for example, if the project is performing exceptionally well—then the technicals will reflect this through a consistently rising long-term moving average, spiraling upward. Before trading, you must thoroughly research the asset you’re trading to determine what it truly is and whether it has long-term value. If the fundamentals are lacking, then the entire technical analysis becomes invalid, because the underlying moving averages won’t spiral upward and will remain in a disordered state.

The news aspect, on the other hand, corresponds to specific candlesticks on the chart. As the moving average rises, the candlesticks fluctuate around it, and these fluctuations are driven by news events. However, news rarely drives the direction of the moving average because it only serves as a supplementary force to the fundamentals. For example, with so many positive news stories about TON, why isn’t the price rising? Either there’s an issue with the fundamentals, or the moving average hasn’t completed its downward correction.

Therefore, fundamentals and the moving average are the most crucial elements: one determines whether there will be a spiral upward, and the other reflects the process of that upward spiral.