Risk on / Risk off

"MA lagging indicator, however many other indicators created based on MA" - sounds funny, that means that most of the indicators are laggy =)
 
The "risk-on" and "risk-off" sentiment can influence market movements, asset prices, and investment strategies. Understanding these shifts in sentiment can help traders and investors make informed decisions and adapt their strategies accordingly. It's important to note that these sentiments can change rapidly in response to various factors, so staying informed about market conditions and closely monitoring investor sentiment is essential.
 
Risk on/risk off refers to the market sentiment that characterizes the behavior of investors. In a "risk on" environment, investors are more willing to take on risk and invest in higher-yielding assets such as stocks, while in a "risk off" environment, investors are more risk-averse and tend to favor safe-haven assets such as gold and government bonds. Understanding the risk on/risk off sentiment can be useful in making trading decisions and managing your portfolio. Keep an eye on economic indicators and geopolitical events that could impact the market sentiment.
 
These terms are often used to characterize the overall attitude of investors toward risk and their willingness to take on more or less risky investments.
 
These terms are often used to characterize the overall attitude of investors toward risk and their willingness to take on more or less risky investments.
 
When it is risk-on bias in the market it means they are more certain about outlook (corporate returns, macroeconomic performance, favourable fiscal policy, etc.) When the outlook darkens investors may be willing to avoid assets with uncertain cashflows like stocks and this is called risk-off
 
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