- Fundamental analysis
- Technical analysis
- Money and risk management
    Fundamental analysis allows to  determine the dependence of exchange rates of different currencies on  the economic situation of countries; explains the purposes and  instruments of central bank's financial policy; and reveals the  proportion of different financial markets, reasons for their development  and stagnation. Fundamental analysis is used for middle and long-term  prognosis; it evaluates the perspectives of a market situation. It is  built on fundamental mutually intertwined economic factors. The biggest  difficulty lies in the fact that changes in one of those factors can  influence all the rest, the number of which varies from 20 to 50  depending on the country. That's why fundamental analysis is not used by  everyone. Only 10-20 % of traders apply it in their practice.
    Technical analysis includes  examination of price diagrams, price history, and the number of changes  in quotation within a certain period of time. It's very convenient to  use because data on prices is available online. Technical analysis  mainly gives information about market activity and only conditionally  about market volume considering only short periods of time called  time-frames.
    Money and risk management is the  third and also very important aspect of the trading system. Financial  operations on Forex are very risky, and often the higher the supposed  profit the higher the risk. Following all rules of money and risk  management helps reduce losses and increase profits.
    Money and risk management appeared in 18th  century, when it was applied in gambling to raise the chances for  winning. Mature players followed their own strategies, incurred losses  to enjoy profits later. Working on financial markets is similar to  gambling because both profits and losses are not predictable. That's why  principles of money and risk managements started to be used in the  financial sphere.
     It often happens that beginner traders do not  take aspects of money and risk management seriously; but this mistake  can lead to failure even with a good trade strategy. Not just sums of  earned money are important in trading; amounts of losses during work add  to success as well. That's why it's recommended to calculate the  portion of risk-subjected capital for successful trading.
 
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