Apprentice wrote:Wil only provide output for the majors.
Majors = {"USD","EUR","GBP","CHF","JPY" ,"AUD" ,"NZD","CAD"}
Yes, I got that already (majors), but am wondering how it works with the majors. Say GBP has a reading of 3.0 - what does that tell me and how?
First, is a positive number strong and negative weak or vice-versa?
Second, how is the number derived mathematically; say GBP is stronger than 6 out of the 7 other currencies, what value is a strong comparison worth and what value is a weak comparison worth? (Assuming I am positioning the question accurately as compared to how the formula works.)
That will help me. Thanks, so grateful!