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Category – Fundamental Analysis

Fundamental analysis is a method of evaluating assets by examining the underlying economic, financial, and qualitative factors that influence their value. In trading, fundamental analysis is used to assess companies’ financial health, economic conditions, interest rates, and geopolitical factors. Traders use this analysis to identify undervalued or overvalued assets. While useful for long-term investments, fundamental analysis can also aid short-term traders in making informed decisions based on market-moving events and reports.

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LOSSES

Losses represent the number of unprofitable transactions or trades, calculated based on realized profit and loss, identifying areas for improvement in trading strategies.

WINS

Wins represent the number of profitable trades or transactions, calculated by comparing realized profit and loss. They highlight success in trading and contribute to performance analysis.

QUANTITY REMAINING

Quantity Remaining represents the number of units still held in open positions after partial or full closures, reflecting active holdings.

QUANTITY PURCHASED

Quantity Purchased represents the total number of units acquired in a transaction, trade, or portfolio, reflecting the initial position size, factoring in leverage.

QUANTITY CLOSED

Quantity Closed represents the number of units exited from positions through sales or other closures, reflecting completed transactions.

TOTAL QUANTITY TRADED

Total Quantity Traded represents the total number of units traded, including all purchased and closed quantities, across transactions, trades, or portfolios.

OPTIMAL QUANTITY

Optimal Quantity calculates the ideal number of units to trade, balancing risk, reward, and capital constraints. It aligns trade size with risk tolerance and objectives.

INVESTMENT VALUE

Investment Value reflects the total monetary amount allocated, giving traders a tangible measure of their capital commitment and its role in their overall portfolio.

INVESTMENT PERCENTAGE

Investment Percentage reflects the proportion of account capital allocated, giving traders a relative measure of their capital commitment and its role in their overall portfolio.

ALLOCATED PROFIT

Allocated Profit is the portion of realized P&L set aside after a trade closes, based on a user-defined percentage. It preserves profits for reserves, reinvestment, or future opportunities, supporting financial planning.

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