How FOX VIEW combines technical and fundamental analysis

What FOX View contains

• Base scenario: the direction of the bias and confidence (low / medium / high) from how well the timeframes agree.
• Confirmations: specific price conditions that confirm the scenario (e.g. price holding below the H1 EMA 50, or a close below a level).
• Invalidation: conditions that remove the scenario (e.g. an H4 close above the EMA 50, or acceptance above a resistance zone).
• Contradictions: if DXY, the fundamental backdrop or the oscillators disagree with the bias, it says so.
• Nearest risk: a significant calendar event and its time (or a note that the time is not yet officially published).
• Tactic: for example, "wait for confirmation, do not force an entry" when factors diverge.

Where the data comes from

Technical data is computed from the quotes of a MetaTrader trading terminal; intermarket and fundamental data from official releases (central banks, statistics offices, CFTC COT reports, US Treasury yields). If a source is stale or unavailable, FOX View shows that instead of filling in a value.

What FOX View does not do

• It gives no "buy/sell" signals and opens no trades.
• It does not guarantee the scenario plays out: it is a probabilistic reading of the market at the time of calculation.
• It does not replace risk management: position size and stop remain the trader's decision.

Where to see it

The homepage shows a compact FOX View card for EUR/USD from a saved snapshot, with its calculation time. The full FOX View with levels and events is recalculated for each of the 19 instruments inside FOX Professional.