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Strategies & Market Trends : Trading futures based on intermarket trends

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To: lee0 who wrote (16)	2/20/2002 3:53:25 AM
From: fut_trade	Read Replies (1) of 73

"i use QP and the other data places i have tried to use but the free stuff is not clean data" The QP currency, index, and treasury futures data is accurate as far as I can tell. The only problem is that it only goes back to 1990. I did some testing with US data, and it seems that on a 1-2 day time frame, a higher high on the US supports a long position on the SP - and a lower low on the US supports a short position on the SP. The US has a much stronger correlation than the TY and even the SP itself. This is just over the last 5 years of data, so I believe the trend is still current.

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