Disliked{quote} Individual pairs have different velocities even though being the same pair. Most of the time one pair follows another except when there is a major turning point where all same currencies act together. At this precise moment i am trying to work out the most inmediate performance of eur/gbp, eur/nzd, gbp/nzd and gbp/cad. I think eur/nzd & gbp/nzd could turn down together. This weakens eur & gbp. Eur more as gbp is already weakening eur. Gbp/cad, i will take it out of the mix as it is more confusing. eur/nzd for a reversal while gbp/nzd for...Ignored
And this is exactly why examining only 2 pairs is not enough input. When you increase the input to 3 pairs, 2 of which share a common currency, you can determine which of those 3 pairs is preferred to trade when the direction correlation changes.
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