On CNBC in the morning they show you fair value and futures. I thought that just the futures indicate where the market will open. But then the people on-air, add the two indicators(i think). Why do they add them and how is fair value traded(since it goes up and down like futures)
Trading indicators are best used along with money management and good risk control, using trading indicators alone will not enable you to be a successful trader, the market is just too random and unless risk is controlled over time your account will slowly get wiped out, regardless how good a “trader” you think you are.
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