Conventional wisdom has been abuzz lately about the Gold Yen Correlation. The two charts below are courtesy of my friend James Cutting of Nautilus Capital. Indeed, on the basis of a 63-day Gold Yen Correlation (I have no idea how James determines these time periods) there is presently a .85 correlation between the two markets. The second chart in this series shows that since 2013 there has been a fairly consistent correlation of at least .50 between the markets.
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An asset showing potential. Silver is a market with a tendency to form H&S patterns with stunted or abbreviated right shoulders. This is currently the case on the daily chart. I would greatly prefer to see a decline below 16.40 followed by an advance and close above 17.50. Such a scenario would entice me to be long Silver.
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Part Three, 45 minutes - Jack interviews Peter: Personal worst trading mistake, getting out of a trade, four pillars of the Factor Service, favorite and least favorite patterns, trading plan now vs. just starting out, worst mistakes traders make. Final interview of the series recorded in December.
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Correlation of Japanese Yen with Gold
/by Peter BrandtGold Yen Correlation
Conventional wisdom has been abuzz lately about the Gold Yen Correlation. The two charts below are courtesy of my friend James Cutting of Nautilus Capital. Indeed, on the basis of a 63-day Gold Yen Correlation (I have no idea how James determines these time periods) there is presently a .85 correlation between the two markets. The second chart in this series shows that since 2013 there has been a fairly consistent correlation of at least .50 between the markets.Trading Expectations – The enemy of traders
/by Peter BrandtMy observation over the years is that a significant discrepancy between trading expectations and reality exists among newbies and aspiring traders.
Can Copper Defy the Odds
/by Peter BrandtThe daily and weekly charts of Copper appear to be forming an 11-week rectangle or ascending triangle
Silver Potential
/by Peter BrandtSilver
An asset showing potential. Silver is a market with a tendency to form H&S patterns with stunted or abbreviated right shoulders. This is currently the case on the daily chart. I would greatly prefer to see a decline below 16.40 followed by an advance and close above 17.50. Such a scenario would entice me to be long Silver. Read MoreJack Schwager – Peter Brandt Interview – Part 3 (Final)
/by Peter BrandtJack Schwager - Peter Brandt Interview - Part 3
Part Three, 45 minutes - Jack interviews Peter: Personal worst trading mistake, getting out of a trade, four pillars of the Factor Service, favorite and least favorite patterns, trading plan now vs. just starting out, worst mistakes traders make. Final interview of the series recorded in December. . https://youtu.be/5JM0uBGnxIE Read MoreJack Schwager – Peter Brandt Interview – Part 2
/by Peter BrandtJack Schwager - Peter Brandt Interview - Part 2
Part 2 of the three part interview series recorded in December. Read More