This book is an updated version released in 1991. Murphy's bestseller "Intermarket Technical Analysis" . It opens with a brief overview of the 1980s. with a focus on the significant inter-market changes that led to the start of the greatest bull market in history. The remainder deals with developments in the market since 1998. Inter-market relationships are very useful in the areas of asset allocation and economic forecasting. More importantly, they help determine which part of the financial spectrum offers the best opportunities for profit. You don’t have to be an expert in cross-market analysis. All you need is the ability to distinguish movement up from movement down, and, of course, common sense. The book, written in a simple and understandable language, is addressed to both specialists in the field of investment and trading, and individual investors, as well as those who are interested in these issues.