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going to become more volatile than Euro AED for example
that's just not going to happen this this document is just
there's a lot to learn in that of course but in terms of the
want a more volatile pair and yeah that's it guys so I'll see
because because these are based on weekly and monthly time
so it's not going to be completely up to date but
you guys in the next lesson and hope you benefit from this
data I've got an excel document that I'm going to provide every
rises your money is not worth what it was before so if you
single student this is data collected from a few months ago
pairs. The Mexican peso Norwegian corona I think it's
called and yeah I mean this is this is sort of a precursor
characteristics because you know when there's a recession
into the fundamental course that we'll be going through
got the medium range which is I'd say CAD and AUD you could
or the economy is going through a crisis or anything sort of
pairs. They're not heavily traded. Usually commodity-based
know a bit about all these pairs you know that these are
essentially it both works as a hedge against the economy so as
your investment stable essentially it means you have
thing come into play when working out the volatility So
lot of iron they export a lot of gold all these kinds of
are most traded and also that have safe haven sort of
of exports but then the most volatile pairs are the exotic
even put NZD in there as well. I mean any country with a lot
lot of people invest in safe haven currencies then you've
movements and volatility. Uh least volatile pairs pairs that
invest their money in safe haven currencies they want
can invest in something that will keep your income stable or
commodity based pairs. These are pairs that have a lot of
now now you understand certain pairs of different kinds of
going to explain to you which pairs you can look for if you
frames not much is going to change I mean Euro GBP is not
linked to the Eurozone and also United States if you compare
we we could look at the weekly or the monthly. Uh weekly is a
movement so what Happens when you compare it to everything
I'm just going to explain it really quickly but as inflation
has great Able so low volatility. Euro GBP as well.
that to Australia or New Zealand you know they export a
exports and less imports. So Euro USD for example you're
Pairs like Euro AED, Euronoc, Eurozar, EuroNZD. If you if you
we can expect that kind of volatility that much so price
good measure just because you know on the daily if you look
negative around the world many investors will flock to to
good piece of data for that but yeah as you can see Euro USD
quite a good sort of not prediction but it's quite a
at the ATR some days are going to have news events so
We've got some labeled in red, blue and then grey. The grey
ones are the ones with very much lower volatility. Usually
so if the price right now for Euro and USD is $1 it it takes
gotten richer in proportion to the whole world so that's why a
that might change it all the data weekly is quite a good
else. Um if you guys can see we've got this table here.
you know what it is it's how much how much the pair moves
that means how much it moves by in percentage points is 1. 67%
pairs that will give them the highest yield on their money so
changes but if lots and lots and lots of people took part of
one euro whatever it is it will change by 1. 67% that week so
crazy crazy moves and the reason for that is the amount
we've got so what's this mean you see here we've got Euro USD
currency today and I was the only one that control that had
before we get any further average shoe rate just just so
the ATR was calculated for pretty much all the pairs so
not you can simply work it out. Use Excel and the data to work
before we got sent this and you know it was very helpful but
that's invested into that pair. If I was to come up with a
for example we've got Euro USD values here and by the way
volatility of each pair can be measured by the ATR average
direction I want. So how do we measure volatility? So
true range. Now this is something that you can put on I
market cap in a way. Let's just say the max amount of money
changing the currency and trading it then of course it'd
essentially and by how much percentage so you see how here
that that money I would easily control the you know the price
be harder for me to shift that currency in my favor in the
believe you can put on your charts on trade in view. Uh if
going to get maybe 8 00 pip moves in a week or so. You know
of money that it takes to shift Euro USD even one pip is so
African Rand that pair a lot more frequently like you're
much more than USDs are simply because there's not enough
traded pair across the world by banks by institutions of course
it out. Personally in in a previous group that I was in
volatility and then you've got liquidity as well liquidity
market so if you guys didn't know Euro USD is the most
there they mainly make up the whole sector but then on the
much more frequently and quickly making it more
away from. So just to explain this properly you've got
the market to move even just a pip, lots of money must be
are some of the most liquid and heavily traded pairs and so for
moved. On the opposite end of the spectrum, exotic pairs
volatile. These are the that retail traders usually stay
opposite side you've got some exotic pairs like USD South
1. 67% so in one year the weekly average trade range so
which have much lower liquidity, its prices moves
what it is is the amount of money that flows into that
back this up as well.
market is. So, the volume of the market participants. Thus,
impacting the volatility. For example, Euro GBP and Euro USD
So, the difference between marketplaces is how liquid the
start getting you into fundamentals. Um of course it's
currency, volatility and data. So this is kind of going to
so much more than this but this is simply just to understand
the volatility of each pair. And then using some data to
Um so in this world we're going to be looking at
alright take care.
Yes guys, welcome to the next lesson I'll be going through.
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