The comparison indicator is a technical tool that analyzes relationships between two or more securities, indices, or markets. It compares prices, volume, and/or volatility, determining which ...

Institutional asset managers use the copper–gold ratio as one of the 10-year Treasury yield’s leading indicators. Copper and gold are both dollar-denominated commodities that exhibit negative ...

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Correlation coefficients range from -1 to +1, indicating the strength of relationships between variables. Investors use correlation coefficients for portfolio diversification to reduce risk.

I have always looked at accumulation and movement of capital as indicators of things to come. I have seen several articles discussing the recent flat lining or decline in M2 and it being of concern.

View post: Amazon is selling a $46 compression packing cube set for just $28 that keeps you organized while traveling Correlation measures the relationship of two stocks based on their returns ...

Up to now, it has taken a great deal of computational effort to detect dependencies between more than two high-dimensional variables, in particular when complicated non-linear relationships are ...