Thread: How to define market sentiment?

Originally Posted by ;

The most sensitive tool on the market is commodity.
I found GBPAUD and AUDJPY always leading a bit.

Just observe the charts, specify the supply/demand place or S/R in it and get the feeling.

Hmmm... you are right.

It is new to me. It is quite interesting actually...

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Okay. Then, the Risk, Time, and Return is also arrive in order?

For the time being I'll stuck with this market moves first. I'll go for that another story. When trouble comes again, I'll be asking for help

when you begin thinking which order then you're already hoping to systemize it. Don't do this... This can bring you unstuck, you need to maintain an open mind, all factors will be present consistently. How does put it rigidity kills.

Just focus on what's moving your pair and watch. As time passes the rest should present itself and new inquiries will lead to new replies. Google is your friend. Let the analysts do the hard work for you. You don't have to become an expert in fundamentals or macro economic behavior. However, any knowledge is knowledge that is good.

Like Gsantri said, you just need to have a sense of how things work, a few individuals can do this with charts alone. Depends on your egy and what suits you personally and what you're comfortable with.

Originally Posted by ;

When you start believing which order then you are already trying to systemize it. Do not do so... This will bring you unstuck, you need to keep an open mind, all variables will be present always. How does place it rigidity kills.

Just concentrate on what's moving your pair and see. As time passes the rest must gradually present itself and new inquiries will lead to new answers. Google is your very best friend. Allow the analysts do the work for you. You do not need to become an expert in fundamentals or macro economic behaviour. However, any...

well said

Okay, thanks for the advice

This is not the holy grail but you might look at correlations on the market

look at the equity markets and the way they're doing

risk on the markets at the green the yields higher
risk off the markets at the crimson the yields lower

risk on usd bearish (signifies positve correlated currencies aud, gbp, eur should go higher, and conversely jpy,cad,chf the chart should appear bearish

risk off usd bullish (and jpy is tricky cause it tends to appreciate too, all safe heavesn appreciate, and gbp, aud, eur move lower

Originally Posted by ;

this is not the holy grail but you could Consider correlations from the market

Consider the equity markets and Also how they are Doing

risk about the markets in the green the Returns Greater
risk off the markets in the Crimson the yields lower

risk on usd bearish (Signifies positve Associated currencies aud, gbp, eur should Go higher, and conversely jpy,cad,chf the chart should look bearish

risk off usd bullish (and jpy is tricky cause it tends to Love Also, all Protected heavesn Love, and gbp, aud, eur Transfer lower

Wow, thanks for the Info

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btw, now asia is a bit'risk aversion.

Risk aversion / risk off sentiment continued to London session up to now.

Virtually all http://finance.yahoo.com/intlindices?e=europe now in RED
.

Attempting to define market setiment right now is like trying to define the moods of a bipolar individual

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risk aversion / risk off belief continued to London session up to now.

Virtually all http://finance.yahoo.com/intlindices?e=europe now in RED
.

Ok, That's a good case for market sentiment through correlation with stock.

When you see that the London stock, it is down, but on the other hand the US stock is down.

It's both bad news. How we decide the sentiment? neutral?

Of course if we'll realize that the EURO at drawback because the debt crisis. The sentiment is currently going for USD. I know really it is not that easy to determine. It's only a rough anlysis...

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Ok, That is a fantastic example for market sentiment through correlation with stock.

When you find the London stock, it is down, but on the other hand the US stock is down.

It is equally bad news. How we decide the opinion? neutral?

Of course if we will see that the EURO at drawback since the debt crisis. The opinion is currently about for USD. I know it is not that simple to determine. It is just a tough anlysis....

Here is another illustration of'risk on / risk hunger / us dollar bearish' when us data came out positive on last Friday. .

https://www.forexsoutheast.asia/cryp...e-candles.html