"When you look at the general price of a security, what you see is not just price but also the sentiment among the investors. Typically, when investors are optimistic, this is reflected by higher asset prices. Conversely, when investor sentiment is pessimistic, this is reflected by weaker or lower asset prices. In the same way, assets tend to behave differently depending on the prevailing sentiment. Therefore, sentiment analysis is a study of the different markets, the risky and the safe haven assets. Using sentiment analysis and the different markets, investors are able to tell whether the general sentiment is positive or negative. Depending on the sentiment, certain assets perform better compared to the others. The same holds true in the forex markets as well. There are some currencies and securities that perform better when the market sentiment is negative and there are some currencies that perform better when the market sentiment is positive. In this article, we show you what…