Intermarket Analysis. Principles of Interaction of Financial Markets

One of the most striking lessons of the eighties is that all markets are interconnected. The stock, bond, commodity, and currency markets are closely intertwined. The markets of Tokyo, Frankfurt, London, and other financial centers, influenced by American markets, in turn, also affect them.

Technical analysis is rapidly evolving today, taking into account all these intermarket trends.

John Murphy's book explains the relationships between markets in an accessible language, demonstrating numerous examples of their practical application.

At the same time, the reader does not require special training in the field of technical analysis. "Intermarket Technical Analysis," written by a leading American technical analyst, examines in detail four market sectors: stocks, bonds, commodities, and currencies, as well as foreign markets.