Investing with Intermarket Analysis | Explained

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Join Neil as he discusses how to make smarter investment decisions using the principles of Intermarket Analysis in this installment of the Market Barometrix Macro Analysis Series.

Intermarket analysis offers traders and investors yet another tool that can be used to evaluate the macroeconomic environment, the economy, the current phase of the business cycle, the likely flow of funds between the major financial asset classes (stocks, bonds, commodities and currencies) and the stock market.

00:00 - Intro
01:40 - The major asset classes: Stocks, Bonds, Commodities and Currencies
02:55 - The relationship between the US Dollar and Commodities
04:10 - Measuring the relationship between the US Dollar and Commodities
08:45 - The relationship between Bond Prices and Commodities
10:20 - Measuring the relationship between Bond Prices and Commodities
12:20 - The relationship between The US Dollar and Stocks
14:15 - Measuring the relationship between The US Dollar and Stocks
15:50 - The relationship between Stocks and Bond Prices
19:05 - Measuring the relationship between Stocks and Bond Prices
21:10 - Recap

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oh my god u r a legend. thank you so much for this video you explained everything so crisply I cannot express how grateful I am to have come across your video!!

cher
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Thank you for this great presentation.

yunchang
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great video an explanation, exactly what i was looking for

walterescalante
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Thanks a lot, Neil, very interesting your channel for those who love macro economics issues..

alvarolondon
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great video thanks but confused about dollar weakness? ... if $ weak (eg GBPUSD = 1.9 buying more dollars), to buy $100 of oil requires 100/1.9 = £52.6, if $ strong (eg GBPUSD = 1.1 buying less dollars), to buy $100 of oil requires 100/1.1 = £90.9 OR if $ weak (GBPUSD = 1.9), to buy $100 of oil requires 100*1.9 = $190, if $ strong (GBPUSD = 1.1, to buy $100 of oil requires 100*1.1 = $110

paulwilliams
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What software do you use for the correlation coefficient?

johnvagues