Intermarket analysis is the analysis of two or more mutually influencing asset classes or markets with the aim of uncovering their strengths and weaknesses. Instead of just looking at individual asset classes or markets, the intermarket analysis takes into account the interactions between equities, bonds, commodities or currencies, for example. John Murphy was instrumental in making intermarket analysis an indispensable part of technical analysis. In his new book Murphy shows how traders can be successful even under difficult circumstances. He deals intensively with the effects of economic cycles or the influence of certain sectors on the markets. On the basis of the intermarket analysis, the trader determines how best to invest in upswing and boom phases, but also in the event of a weakening economy. As an important instrument st.