Risk Appetite Index
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mlewis
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MichaelM
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Re: Risk Appetite Index
Cool, so teach me how would I read this?
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Re: Risk Appetite Index
Thanks for the info.
Knowing market sentiment through an indicator would be the ultimate.
So far I have been having to figure out sentiment with the weekly COT report which is based on currency futures.
Don't mention news to me, just can't keep up with it all.
Keep us informed on how you progress
Knowing market sentiment through an indicator would be the ultimate.
So far I have been having to figure out sentiment with the weekly COT report which is based on currency futures.
Don't mention news to me, just can't keep up with it all.
Keep us informed on how you progress
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Re: Risk Appetite Index
BTW, in your thrid last image on this thread, you use the words overbought and oversold.
I know what they mean, but I was wondering if you may have mixed the two in your image?
e.g. on a Stochastics indicator, if the line goes above 80, that's overbought, if below 20 that's oversold.
I know what they mean, but I was wondering if you may have mixed the two in your image?
e.g. on a Stochastics indicator, if the line goes above 80, that's overbought, if below 20 that's oversold.