It is naïve to assume that seemingly unrelated markets move independent of each other. The financial and commodity markets are littered with relationships that might be helpful for those attempting…
Last month, we initiated the discussion of inter-market relationships focusing on the currency market’s influence over commodity prices (if you missed it, you will find it here). Let’s turn our…
Intermarket perspective in a ‘risk’ world By Darrell Jobman Traders may have different views about the prospects for the stock market or the price outlook for a commodity, but most…
By Louis B. Mendelsohn After years of studying the markets, observing the transition to global markets and developing countless computerized trading strategies, I began formulating an approach in the mid-1980s…
George Soros became a legend when he “broke the Bank of England” and made $1 billion in a single day. That day, September 16th 1992, is now referred to as…
In the final part of my guide to intermarket analysis, I will discuss the only market that even comes close to the global level of Forex: commodities. For the most…
