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Category – Macroeconomics

Macroeconomics is the branch of economics that studies the behavior and performance of an economy as a whole, including factors like GDP, inflation, unemployment, and fiscal policies. In trading, macroeconomics plays a key role in forecasting market trends, especially in forex, commodities, and equity markets. Traders monitor macroeconomic indicators to anticipate economic cycles and adjust their strategies accordingly. Strong economic growth or high inflation can drive market opportunities, while recessions or deflation pose risks.

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SECTOR EXPOSURE ANALYSIS

Sector Exposure Analysis evaluates the distribution of investments across different market sectors. It helps assess diversification and the impact of sector performance on the portfolio.

MACROECONOMIC IMPACT SCORE

Macroeconomic Impact Score assesses how macroeconomic indicators influence portfolio performance.

DEFLATION RATE

Deflation Rate measures the rate at which tokens are burned or removed from circulation.

HIGH-WATER MARK

High-Water Mark identifies the highest portfolio value before a drawdown.

ECONOMIC DATA IMPACT ANALYSIS

Economic Data Impact Analysis measures how economic releases affect trading outcomes.

IMPACT OF ECONOMIC EVENTS ON TRADES

Impact of Economic Events on Trades analyzes how major economic announcements and events affect trading performance. It helps in understanding the sensitivity of trades to economic news and adjusting strategies accordingly.

TECHNICAL INDICATOR PERFORMANCE

Technical Indicator Performance evaluates the effectiveness of technical analysis tools (like moving averages or RSI) in predicting price movements and guiding trade decisions. It helps refine trading strategies based on technical signals.

SECTOR ROTATION STRATEGIES

Sector Rotation Strategies involve shifting investments between market sectors based on economic cycles and trends, aiming to capitalize on the varying performance of sectors during different economic phases.

MARKET CONDITIONS IMPACT

Market Conditions Impact evaluates how different market environments, such as bull, bear, or volatile markets, affect trading performance. Understanding this helps traders adapt their strategies to changing market conditions.

RISK FREE RATE

Risk-Free Rate represents the return on an investment with zero risk, often based on government bonds or other risk-free assets, providing a benchmark for evaluating risk-adjusted returns.

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