Paul Kasriel, Keith Schap – Seven Indicators that Move the Markets
Paul Kasriel, Keith Schap – Seven Indicators that Move the Markets
Paul Kasriel, Keith Schap – Seven Indicators that Move the Markets
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PAUL KASRIEL, KEITH SCHAP – SEVEN INDICATORS THAT MOVE THE MARKETS
How to make money from reliable and easy-to-use indicators that are often overlooked by the press.
There are seven indicators that move markets. There are indicators that can be used to forecast where the financial markets are going next. Continuously updated figures and data that describe what market users are thinking today and where the markets could be headed tomorrow are provided by these indicators.
This timely book shows savvy investors where and when to look for market indicators, how to use them to structure investment strategies, and which asset allocations work best for specific market conditions. There are hands-on techniques in it.
- Filtering fact from rumor in the financial press
- Understanding relationships between indicators and investment choices
- Evaluating market data in relation to Fed policy
- Understand the direct relationship between market indicators and investment performance
- Interpret market numbers and use them to fine-tune your investment program
- Profit from favorable market conditions and avoid the unfavorable
There are seven indicators that move markets. It isn’t possible to give a formula for earning instant profits in today’s market. What is it? Will be. One who bases investment decisions on knowledge and intelligence instead of blind luck and chance is a smarter investor.
Fed funds futures have yield curves.
Financial pundits and the national press pay little attention to these seven indicators, but they have proven to be remarkably accurate at alerting investors to the direction and strength of pending market movements. There are seven indicators that move markets. The book looks at how they function individually and with each other. Individual investors can understand what these indicators are, how to interpret and analyze them, and how to use the resulting data to instantly improve both upside potential and downside protection.
This guide is a collaboration between one of the nation’s leading economists and a journalist who has chronicled the markets for a decade.
- How to read a yield curve, both in its entirety and in its segments
- Methods for using volatility to gauge how long an ongoing market run will last
- How the relationship between fed funds futures and various yield curves may reveal more than traditional indicators
- What industrial commodity price indexes canand can’talert you to
- How to separate true changes in market fundamentals from fear-driven “crises”
The book shows you how to combine the seven indicators to create a framework for accurately predicting and interpreting market events. In conjunction with your existing methods and strategies, this framework will give you a stronger handle on the current market environment, and help you to plot your best moves in that market.
No indicator is perfect. Predicting market movements with accuracy and precision can be done with certain indicators. Let’s do it. There are seven indicators that move markets. Introduce you to the indicators and show you how to use them.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
There are seven indicators that move the markets.
The Seven Indicators that Move the Markets is a book by Paul Kasriel.
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Indicators You Can Use to Measure Today’s Markets AccuratelyAnd See Market Swings Before They Occur
From newspapers and magazines to financial networks and the Internet, investors are continually bombarded with economic data. Yet only seven of today’s economic indicatorsand not necessarily those you hear on the evening news!can be relied on to forecast market movements accurately. Seven Indicators That Move Markets reveals these important leading indicators and explains how they can be used to dramatically improve the timing of your buy and sell decisions.
This straight-talking book sets aside complex jargon and calculations to help you make what you read and hear work for you consistently. Let it show you how to:
Paul Kasriel , director of economic research for The Northern Trust Company, is responsible for making the corporation’s economic and interest-rate forecasts. Through his economic and financial commentaries, Kasriel has developed a loyal following in the financial community. He is often quoted in national publications including Barron’s , BusinessWeek , Investor’s Business Daily , and The New York Times , and he has appeared on CNN, CNBC, and PBS.
Keith Schap is a writer in the market and product development department of the Chicago Board of Trade. Previously a senior editor with Futures magazine, where he developed market outlooks for numerous markets, Schap has contributed over 300 articles to magazines and journals including Futures , Treasury and Risk Management , and Derivative Strategies .
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