Trend Forecasting with Technical Analysis
Market Technicians Association listed intermarket analysis as a branch of technical analysis. It’s hard, for example, for any market analyst who lived through the Asian crisis of 1997 to dispute the existence of global linkages—and the interdependence of …
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