It is well known, especially since the globalization debate, that international markets are closely interconnected. However, individual financial markets are also intricately linked. The new analytical method of intermarket analysis focuses on unraveling this web and attempts to identify recurring patterns that serve to interpret international markets. John Murphy illustrates the patterns from the last 24 years, patterns that affect not only currencies or commodities but entire economies, such as the currency crisis in Asia in 1997. This is a must-read for any investor. Only those who understand these connections can secure and grow their wealth.