Get Alerts When Price or Yield Gaps Flag Opportunities, Warnings

The video tutorial explains how to use market alerts to monitor price differences between securities, focusing on currency shifts and bond spreads. It provides a detailed example of China's yuan, highlighting the differences between onshore and offshore markets. The tutorial guides viewers on setting up alerts for yuan spread differences and U.S. Treasury yield spreads, offering insights into economic indicators and trading opportunities.

What is the significance of the onshore and offshore yuan markets?

• They are both managed by the Central Bank.

• The offshore market is not bound by the same rules as the onshore market.

• They have no impact on trade tensions.

• They are traded in the same market.

How can traders use the offshore yuan market?

• To forecast global oil prices.

• To predict the stock market trends.

• To get clues about the mainland currency direction.

• To determine the interest rates.

What is the purpose of setting a spread difference alert for the yuan?

• To predict inflation rates.

• To track global economic growth.

• To alert when the offshore currency deviates significantly from the onshore currency.

• To monitor stock prices.

What does a yield spread between U.S. Treasury bonds indicate?

• A temperature gauge on the economy.

• The current inflation rate.

• The future stock market performance.

• The difference in interest rates between two countries.

When should an alert be triggered for the U.S. Treasury yield spread?

• When the five-year yield is consistently higher than the one-year yield.

• When the spread flips from positive to negative or vice versa.

• When the stock market crashes.

• When the inflation rate changes.