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Hi, I tend to agree with Hedvig on this in that the fundamentals are already built in and the risk/reward to the upside is greater than the downside. I know if I focused too much on fundamentals then I'd never make a trade. Obsessing over fundamentals is a trader's recipe for disaster in my opinion. This is best left to the long term investors.
As traders the skill is to recognize when fundamentals are starting to change and try and take advantage of demand and supply imbalances when this change occurs.
All the volatility means to my trading method is wider value areas resulting in bigger stops and bigger targets. If a trader is uncomfortable with the level of volatility then simply stay out of the market. As the saying goes
