That first graph is really cool, I never watch at anything else than $NQ and a handful of stocks. Interesting to see that stocks have the least worst downswing in comparison with gold/btc/bonds that have almost no rallies. Thanks for sharing
Indeed, basically intermarkets 101 -- always pays to check out the trends across different assets, especially as and when they proffer clues for other more mainstream markets (emerging macro trends, event risk, changing investor preferences -- all the type of things that show up in price trends)
cheers! Yeah I came across it as I was writing my day-job reports last week, and it didn't quite fit in to anything I was working on, but felt like I had to put it somewhere! :-) Too interesting to let it sit quietly alone in the depths of an excel file, lol
That first graph is really cool, I never watch at anything else than $NQ and a handful of stocks. Interesting to see that stocks have the least worst downswing in comparison with gold/btc/bonds that have almost no rallies. Thanks for sharing
Indeed, basically intermarkets 101 -- always pays to check out the trends across different assets, especially as and when they proffer clues for other more mainstream markets (emerging macro trends, event risk, changing investor preferences -- all the type of things that show up in price trends)
cheers! Yeah I came across it as I was writing my day-job reports last week, and it didn't quite fit in to anything I was working on, but felt like I had to put it somewhere! :-) Too interesting to let it sit quietly alone in the depths of an excel file, lol