Does Bradley work with other markets besides the stock market, for example currencies or commodities?
Reply: Although I have no actual proof, my opinion and reasoning leads me to believe that the Bradley concept does apply to markets other than the stock market. The central point of my thinking on this is that Bradley’s efforts and his ideas were oriented to determining mass psychology of the investing masses … fear/greed and favorable/unfavorable attitudes to investment positions. That said, I would add the caveat that certain investments, gold, oil, and perhaps certain currencies seem to move countertrend to the stock market (equities). So if one were using Bradley with investment planning on gold or the others noted above, logic seems to indicate that tops in Bradley (related to equity markets) should be the targets to go long such investments and that bottoms in Bradley (again, related to equity markets) might indicate wise points to sell such counter trending positions. Now, with agricultural commodities I cannot give an opinion, since I have no experience with Bradley and agric
