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The hidden language of markets: Why oil, the dollar, and gold often move stocks before they react

The standard interpretation of equity markets tends to isolate price action within the boundaries of corporate performance, earnings expectations, and investor sentiment. While these factors are undoubtedly relevant, this view overlooks a deeper layer of market structure. Financial markets operate as an interconnected system in which individual asset classes continuously transmit information about liquidity, economic momentum, and risk perception. Stocks are often the final recipient of these signals, not their origin.