Seasonally Accurate Top Ten Markets

This study reviews top markets that are accurately tracking any of four separate seasonal time frames. Specifically, the markets current annual performance is compared against the markets 5/10/15/20 seasonal charts. Markets that are closely tracking 3 or more seasonal time frames are displayed. The key is to closely monitor markets with a large number of accurate time frames combined with high correlation levels. Note: Seasonal charts should be used as an historic reference of past trends and turning points and not as a buy/sell recommendation. As we should all know past performance is not indicative of future results.

 

Chart Overview:

• The gray bar indicates the number of time frames that are currently in a high correlation stage.
• The blue bar summarizes (with no scale) the total level of correlation across all time frames.

 

 

 

Currencies	Energies	Equities	Interest Rates	Grains	Meats	Metals	Softs
Australian Dollar	Crude Oil	German DAX	Five Year Notes	Corn	Lean Hogs	Gold	Coffee
British Pound	RBOB Gasoline	Hang Seng	Ten Year Notes	Soybeans	Live Cattle	Copper	Cotton
Canadian Dollar	London Gas Oil	Paris CAC-40	Canadian Bond	Soy Meal		LME Aluminum	Lumber
Euro Currency	Natural Gas	S&P 500	Euro Bund	Bean Oil		LME Copper	Sugar
Dollar Index				KC Wheat		LME Lead
Japanese Yen				Wheat		LME Zinc

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