— Macro Analysis —
• Interest Rate
• Intermarket Analysis
• Seasonal Influence
🧵 A sweet thread 🧵
• Interest Rate
• Intermarket Analysis
• Seasonal Influence
🧵 A sweet thread 🧵
--Interest rates--
Interest rate play a crucial role in the functioning of financial markets and the economy.
Central banks use interest rates as a part of their monetary policy.
Low interest rates usually stimulate the economy and drive up the price of RISK-ON assets.
Interest rate play a crucial role in the functioning of financial markets and the economy.
Central banks use interest rates as a part of their monetary policy.
Low interest rates usually stimulate the economy and drive up the price of RISK-ON assets.
Higher interest rates usually slow down investment and economic growth.
In this case, RISK OFF assets will outperforms RISK ON assets.
Here is a good site to view central bank interest rates :
global-rates.com
In this case, RISK OFF assets will outperforms RISK ON assets.
Here is a good site to view central bank interest rates :
global-rates.com
-- Intermarket Analysis --
Intermarket analysis is a method of analyzing the relationships between different financial markets.
You can use Smart Money Tool to observe divergence.
I suggest you to compare the dollar index with the us500 &/or us100.
Intermarket analysis is a method of analyzing the relationships between different financial markets.
You can use Smart Money Tool to observe divergence.
I suggest you to compare the dollar index with the us500 &/or us100.
-- Seasonal Influence --
Seasonal tendencies refer to the consistent trends that occur in a particular period of time in a given year.
Here is the seasonal tendencie of the dollar index.
Use this with SMT to observe shifts in market structure can lead to superb results.
Seasonal tendencies refer to the consistent trends that occur in a particular period of time in a given year.
Here is the seasonal tendencie of the dollar index.
Use this with SMT to observe shifts in market structure can lead to superb results.
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