Hi Community Members,
In the “Settings” area in Marketmilk, you can “normalize” the base currency. What does that mean in this context? Why would I want to do that? How does that help me to interpret the info presented in the accompanying diagram? Thanks for your help.
Pippo
August 31, 2020, 8:58pm
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The “Normalize” settings ensure that all currency pairs within the watchlist have the same base currency.
A simple example is to look at the “GBP Pairs ” watchlist.
You’ll notice that all currency pairs have “GBP” as the base currency, except for EUR/GBP.
If you were to look att he 12-month performance for all the GBP currency pairs, you’d see that they’re all positive or “green”…except for one…EUR/GBP.
That’s because “EUR” is the base currency, so even though GBP appreciated against EUR, the graph shows negative or “red”.
By “normalizing”, all currency pairs within a watchlist can be evaluated the same way.
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Thanks Pippo. That was very helpful.
When you have the same base currency it is referred to as normalizing.
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