model intermarket described by Martin Pring seeks to classify the business cycle in several stages, each characterized by a precise setting, bullish or bearish bond market, equities and commodities. You can benefit from this classification, by changing the asset allocation in the different phases of their investments.
Phase 1, "start economic contraction"
salt bond market
decreases inflationary pressure
down the stock goes down raw materials.
Phase 2 "maximum intensity of the economic downturn"
salt bond market
decreases inflationary pressure
salt the stock falls raw materials.
Phase 3 "of the beginning of economic recovery"
salt bond market
decreases inflationary pressure
salt the halls stock raw materials.
Stage 4 "of economic expansion,"
bond market falls
increases inflationary pressure
salt the halls stock raw materials.
Phase 5 "maximum intensity of economic expansion"
down bond market
increases inflationary pressure
down the halls stock raw materials.
Phase 6 "of slower economic growth"
market falls
bond increases inflationary pressure
down the stock goes down raw materials.
shows a downward direction in all three markets.
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