Triangulation (finance)

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Triangulation is a strategy whereby a trader exploits the relationship between 3 currencies, as 3 pairs. For example, EUR/CHF EUR/USD and USD/CHF. EUR/USD and USD/CHF are USD opposites (except for pip value), so if USD is moving, EUR/USD and USD/CHF should move opposite, but they do not. They move in same direction, but not in appropriate, proportional amount of price.