A trader is a market capitalist who studies the direction of assets with the aim of taking profit based on changes in the price of the asset or assets. A trader is a reader and a studies. Anything outside reading and studying (research) is plain gambling. A trader can be positional, swinger, scalper or eventually trader. We can still group traders based in the tool the use in making prediction. Fundamental traders deal on news and technical traders deal on tools made available to spot market trends , peaks, direction and state. A good trader keeps emotions far from them when making trading decisions. Trading is fun but the risk is no respected of anybody not even the pro-traders
Traders knows exactly what they signed up for and will go to any length to ensure they're making appropriate decisison that will suit their pattern in trades. The market is always open and also volatile for everyone that peaks interest in trading. I would say you better trade with effective risk management because I've seen good numbers getting humiliated and account liquidated because they've failed completely to adhered to instruction of the market. We don't rush trades when it comes to anticipating in the financial market, there's more things to learn because it never stops.
Talking about fundamental and technical analysis, which do you prefer? For me, I don't like engaging in stressing structure of the market which we consider to be technical analysis, it becomes more vulnerable for traders that find it difficult to catch up in the basis of the market, they're open and one step closer to continuously recording losses in every possible trades opened. While the fundamental analysis is quite simple, all you have to do is simply wait for the news, they're the latest trends you follow to get yourself equipped and ready to milk the market.