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Strategies & Market Trends : Trading futures based on intermarket trends -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: lee0 who wrote (43)	2/23/2002 5:01:49 PM
From: fut_trade	Respond to of 73

"i was thinking about intermarket relationships and using TA to spot trades. mainly the SP US TY ex. i think a good starting point would be to ask the question do these markets really exert force on each other or is it just a coincidence." Here's a web page and a book that discusses analysis of intermarket trends. profittaker.com He mentions the correlation between bonds and stocks. "if they do exert force on each other why?" Murphy probably explains it. I'll see if I can take a look at his book at the library. "and what would be the best indicator to exploit that reason to make a trade. hmmm" Backtesting should help here. So far, the only relation I've found that's worth pursuing is US vs. SP. The other markets just don't seem correlated enough to profit from.