When Heart Meets The Market

Everyone has been in a relationship. But not many people know that some terms in trading can be explained with relationship analogy

Here are some common terms in trading that translated to love language where heart meets the market

• Trend Line: The general direction of where your relationship is heading. Whether it's up, down, or sideways, always remember it's a journey you're both on.
  
• Support Level: Those moments or memories in your relationship that hold you two together even during the hard times.
  
• Resistance Level: That one topic or issue you both avoid because it always leads to an argument.
  
• Breakout: When you two finally get over a barrier that’s been holding you back, like saying "I love you" for the first time.
  
• Indicators: Those little signs or gestures your partner makes that hint towards their mood or feelings. Just like in trading, where indicators can forecast a stock's movement, in relationships, a surprise bouquet of flowers or an unexpected cold shoulder can be the 'indicator' of a romantic surge or an approaching storm.
  
• Moving Average: The overall health and happiness of your relationship, taking into account all the ups and downs.
  
• Volume: The frequency of dates, texts, or any form of communication you two share. Sometimes, more is better!
  
• Momentum: That exhilarating feeling when your relationship feels like it's moving forward at breakneck speed.
  
• Fibonacci Retracement: Looking back at the major milestones in your relationship to predict where it might go next.
  
• Technical Analysis: This is like stalking your partner’s social media to predict their mood swings based on past behaviors. You observe patterns, note reactions to past dates or presents, and plan your next move accordingly.
  
• Fundamental Analysis: Rather than just observing what they post on Instagram, this is about getting to know their childhood, what makes them tick, their dreams, fears, and the values that drive them. It's a deep dive into who they are at their core, assessing whether they're a long-term partner material or just a fling.
  
• Macro Economy: Think of this as understanding the bigger picture of your partner's world. It's not just about the two of you but also factors like their job stress, family dynamics, and personal ambitions. Just as inflation or unemployment rates affect a country's economic health, these external factors can influence the health of your relationship.
  

So the world of trading has its ups and downs, so does the journey of love. In both arenas, understanding the signs are beneficial.