There is no certain type of asset class which is more profitable and easy to trade because all markets are interlinked with one another. For example if you trade GBPUSD as a long term trader, you would want to monitor the movement of UKX and ES (SP500) because the Pension Fund Institutions are going to hedge and rotate their order book! If you see UKX (pink line) moving up and ES (blue line) moving down on a daily chart with the divergence of the black line (GB10Y-US10Y) also dropping , this is a time when you should consider selling GU (green line) at a micro scale! (Please find attached screens)Kingsauto wrote: Sun Jun 07, 2020 4:09 am Which one among this two is more profitable and easy to trade currency or stock?
Therefore as a serious trader, you need to know the market correlations! The oil inflation is going to affect ES...ES movement is going to be a risk on/off environment for the currencies (ES goes up, currencies should go up! If not why are certain markets under-priced? If you KNOW they are under-priced, press the button!) And the bond market is also going to affect the currencies etc etc. This is how institutional traders trade! They aren't going to whine after missing a trade because they know the relationship of all markets so well, they can always pick another to trade!
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