Financial markets are becoming increasingly interconnected, and understanding the relationship between different asset classes has become a key element for modern traders. Eng. Hamed Kamrani, alongside Fatemeh Raeisi, explores this approach in the book “Trading the Intermarket Analysis Style”, focusing on how traders can better understand market relationships through intermarket analysis.
The book presents an educational framework for analyzing the connections between major global markets, including the US Dollar Index, gold, and crude oil. According to the authors, ignoring the influence of related markets can create additional risks for traders who focus on a single asset without considering the broader financial environment.
Throughout the book, Kamrani examines the history and key characteristics of three influential markets: the Dollar Index, gold, and oil. The following chapters focus on the relationships between these markets and introduce the role of economic indicators and the economic calendar in market analysis.
Unlike traditional analytical approaches such as technical and fundamental analysis, intermarket analysis is a relatively newer field, with fewer educational resources available. The authors aim to provide a structured introduction to this method and help traders better understand how global markets influence one another.
Through “Trading the Intermarket Analysis Style”, Hamed Kamrani highlights the importance of viewing financial markets as connected systems rather than isolated charts. The book offers traders a broader perspective on market behavior, risk awareness, and cross-market relationships.
About Hamed Kamrani
Eng. Hamed Kamrani is a financial market educator and the author of “Trading the Intermarket Analysis Style”, a book focused on introducing intermarket relationships and their practical application in trading analysis.
