Brief description:
Trading Strategies for the Global Stock, Bond, Commodity, and Currency Markets! Over the last 20 years, we have learned a valuable lesson about markets across the world. They are all interrelated - financial and non-financial, domestic and international. The U.S. stock market is heavily influenced by the bond market. Bond prices are very much affected by the direction of the commodity markets, which in turn depend on the trend of the U.S. dollar. Overseas markets are also impacted by and in turn have an impact on the U.S. markets. This is what intermarket analysis is all about. John Murphy pioneered the concept in his best-selling book, "Intermarket Technical Analysis". Individual market segments and their interrelationship are discussed, detailed and dissected to give you a better understanding of how, what, when, and why these seemingly unrelated markets depend/affect each other. Emphasis is given to: %83%DE The four market sectors: Currencies, commodities, bonds, and stocks %83%DE The crucial link between the CRB Index and the bond market %83%DE The relationship between bonds and stocks %83%DE The importance of the world of commodities %83%DE The effect of international markets on U.S. markets %83%DE And much more
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