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Is there still any interest in intermarket analysis. I am going to start posting a lot of new material soon and what to know what topics I should spend time on.
Murray, One area I have been interested in the last few years is the international relationship of intermarket analysis. For example: Libor Rates (e.g. overnight, 1 month) to NYSE Financial Index Marine Shipping Index to Asia Index (e.g.CBOE China) There are plenty of domestic relationships. But I have seen few international. If you are aware of any I would appreciate hearing about them. Thank you, P.S. In my 41st year of testing programs.
I have been thinking quite a bit about this subject and would surely appreciate others inputs. I have been considering things in a longer timeframe like 1 year and longer to possibly 2020. Hopefully my thoughts are not too far off base to what others are thinking I believe that the USA was one of the first into the financial toilet and as such will most likely be the last out. If the world comes out at all. A....So this brings up questions like which currency to switch into and out of @ different times. B....Should Gold be purchased as a hedge or is it more likely that it is just as bad as anything else. C....Should we consider any positions in Stocks, etc OR are they more likely "the greater fool" playground in light of recent events D....Should a good diversification include commodities, if they decouple from the stock market or not E....Should bonds, either muni, corporate or treasuries be considered especially since so much of the world is bankrupt F....Does it make more financial sense to have a plan that allows one to switch from this to that on the fly so as to protect and build net worth and IF so what do you put it into OR do you just keep rotating it