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Type:  Financial Future
Month:  Mar 25
Underlying:  US Dollar Index
  • Prev. Close: 106.228
  • Open: 106.140
  • Day's Range: 106.100 - 106.575
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Luis Cisneros
Luis Cisneros Sep 06, 2020 9:18PM ET
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euro up  oil up  gold steady  bitcoin steady
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Richard Ryan Sep 06, 2020 9:18PM ET
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Euro red, Gold red, Bitcoin deep red, DX green above 93! So wrong my man! You would be better off making $$ doing the complete opposite of what you think!
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Loki Ju Sep 06, 2020 9:17PM ET
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Rising wedge may break
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da boss Sep 06, 2020 8:41PM ET
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stimulus talks going well. Im a buyer at 92 and holding til Jan-March
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shawn gagnon Sep 06, 2020 8:41PM ET
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stimulus is bad for the dollar bud
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Randy Widmark Sep 06, 2020 8:41PM ET
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Depends on what people do with it. If they save it as a down payment on a loan, especially one that buys foreign goods or services, it is inflationary. If people save it to pay off debt, use it to pay bills, very deflationary.
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Luis Cisneros Sep 06, 2020 8:35PM ET
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92.50 seems likely then bounces around 92.00-92.50  after that it's bullish or bearish no one ca truly know  with how volatile everything is
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GoldenROCK Research Sep 06, 2020 8:21PM ET
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REPORT: THE FUTURE IS CRYSTAL CLEAR: LONG-TERM DEBT SUPERCYCLE CRISIS WILL MAKE THE US DOLLAR TO EXPLODE TO THE UPSIDE: "Notably, the amount of US dollar-denominated debt held outside the US has "TRIPLED" during the last ten years, both in advanced and developing economies; it now stands at about USD +28.5 trillion. Moreover, US dollar debt-to-GDP ratios in both "developed" and "emerging markets" are now at their "multi-decade highs" – which will likely be quite a challenge for these borrowers in times of a strong dollar (WHETHER THEY LIKE IT OR NOT, THEY'LL NEED SO MUCH US DOLLARS TO SERVICE THEIR DEBT THAT THE USD WILL EXPLODE TO THE UPSIDE). Overall, the rise in US dollar debt has been quite "broadbased", and can’t be blamed on select countries like Turkey or Argentina, which saw their respective currencies tank in 2018. -- The future is crystal clear: That is all good news for the US dollar and the USD at current levels is a STRONG BUY.
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The_Goat Sep 06, 2020 7:11PM ET
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Massive short squeeze this week right or is next week or the week after that??? Bulls???
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Big Daddy Spaz Sep 06, 2020 7:11PM ET
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Dollar bounces hard this week
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Big Daddy Spaz  They say that every week
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The DEBT SUPERCYCLE CREATED STAGGERING AMOUNTS OF DEBT ALL OVER THE WORLD IN DOLLAR DENOMINATED ASSETS AND THAT CREATES ONE HUGE DEMAND FOR US DOLLARS: The USD is still the world reserve currency and Asia, Europe, South America, Africa, and all over the world have taken staggering amounts of debt in US Dollar denominated assets and whether you like it or not, that creates one huge demand for USD to service their debt. In addition, there are many Asset Managers creating the false idea that the Fed is crazy and is printing too much, but they are forgetting that "ALL" central banks all over the world ECB, PBOC, BOE, BOJ and so forth are just as crazy and are doing the exact samething or much worse. Hence, the US dollar is only going to strengthen from here in the next 3 months and the US dollar will "explode" to the UPSIDE in the next few years with the debt supercycle crisis. The future is bright for the USD and the US Dollar at these levels is one screaming STRONG BUY !!
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Francesco Lucchesi Sep 06, 2020 6:32PM ET
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what loads of bs really
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Tommy Arencibia Sep 06, 2020 6:32PM ET
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Not as long as that printer brrrrrrrrrrr. There are consequences
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JamieDimon2 Sep 06, 2020 6:32PM ET
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Quote your source... Brent Johnson
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Matt Maloney Sep 06, 2020 6:32PM ET
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Ah so you watch the recent video about dollar milkshake theory. in that case you should also be really bullish for gold and silver
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Francesco Lucchesi Sep 06, 2020 2:57PM ET
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down with this trash. why is this still 93? should be in 70s by now
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Mark sw Sep 06, 2020 11:29AM ET
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Big fraud on the way DX up Gold down
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The Truth Sep 06, 2020 10:15AM ET
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Tele Trey223 I'll add you to the group
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Adnan Shaikh Sep 06, 2020 7:15AM ET
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After sep 18 to 24 dollar index down almost 88
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Johnny Cash Sep 06, 2020 2:29AM ET
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Before the great US $ crash, large whales into gold, silver, stocks, crypto and other assets, are going to sell everything besides US $, to hit the stops there. Then they are going to buy what they want cheap. And the US $, will fall and fall and keep on falling till it becomse a falling knife and loses his status as world reserve coin ... It will all start with next US elections ...
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Ace Trumchura Sep 06, 2020 2:29AM ET
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You lost me at crypto.
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Johnny Cash Sep 06, 2020 1:51AM ET
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Not many people already realise it, but we are at the beginning of the largest crash of the US $ in the history of mankind ... This will change a lot of things, because everyone knows, US $ is world reserve coin. Large investors and instanties are clearly preparing for it to happen.
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paul isaac Sep 06, 2020 1:51AM ET
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yup, sept 18th will be a day to remember
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Richard Ryan
Richard Ryan Sep 06, 2020 1:51AM ET
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paul isaac is that the day your penny puts expire and you stop your nonstop postings every 5 minutes and you go away?
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Ifeanyi Udeh Sep 06, 2020 1:13AM ET
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DX needs to recover to 97 first because it is oversold.
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paul isaac Sep 06, 2020 1:13AM ET
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dollar is unlikely to strengthen unless global fear increases. Overbought and oversold have nothing to do with the dollar strength, the trade deficit must reverse with a capital flow reversal, and the dollar must decline to make exports more competitive. A stronger dollar will not happen unless demand for the dollar increases, which it will not unless oil demand or investment from abroad increases, or possibly global economies go full on fear mode and rush into the dollar like in march.
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Ifeanyi Udeh Sep 06, 2020 1:13AM ET
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Looking at the chart of US indexes, NASDAQ started with 5% loss. Soon it will get into 7% loss which will trigger the circuit breakers. There is increasing volatility in equities. This could cause global run for the USD. Dollar gets too strong and Fed will supply more and more. The crash has started bro.
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paul isaac Sep 06, 2020 12:18AM ET
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Dollar MUST go down to increase manufacturing and spur growth, and other nations are currently diversifying their foreign currency reserves, our large current account deficit and the incoming reversal of capital flow will necessitate either a massive depreciation of the dollar or a massive increase of debt, and it is very clear that the current administration has decided to let the dollar decline to make paying the debt easier. As the globe recovers from the current crisis, demand for dollars lessens as they invest in their own countries, and the very low demand for oil is also bearish for the dollar...the current account deficit must reverse because we have a very low foreign currency reserve and are facing a capital flow reversal, unless we want the dollar to be worth less than the Mexican peso, exports must increase dramatically and immediately, and given our small manufacturing sector, this could lead to a depression as the lower currency value increases demand for American goods.
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SMART MONEY, MARKET MAKERS, HEDGE-FUNDS MORE BULLISH ON US DOLLAR -- The Commodity Futures Trading Commission's (CFTC) weekly Commitments of Traders (COT) report: "US Dollar Index Speculators cut back on bearish bets." Euro record bets cooled off. -- USD: This week’s net position was the result of the gross bullish position (longs) gaining by 766 contracts (to a weekly total of 14,348 contracts) compared to the gross bearish position (shorts) which saw a decrease by -261 contracts on the week (to a total of 21,094 contracts). The futures contracts of US Dollar Index futures, traded by large speculators and hedge funds, totaled a net position of -6,746 contracts in the data reported. This was a weekly improvement by 1,027 contracts from the previous week which had a total of -7,773 net contracts. -- That is one crystal clear sign of improvement for the US Dollar and one BIG spike and HUGE short-squeeze could be taking place at anytime.
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Viktor Andoni Sep 06, 2020 12:00AM ET
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91 Soon
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paul isaac Sep 06, 2020 12:00AM ET
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next week probably
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paul isaac Sep 05, 2020 10:26PM ET
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balance of payments crisis is imminent in the us... capital has been fleeing the country for months now because investments are overvalued compared to the higher returns and relatively same risk in foreign investments, combined with the expanding trade deficit... we are looking at a financial crisis moving forward because of our low low low foreign currency reserves, high debt, and high trade deficit, US will transition to a capital account surplus very fast and the lack of manufacturing will lower the standard of living in the us as a result. Depression, ing other words, as trade deficit switched to surplus overnight to counter the capital flow reversal.
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paul isaac Sep 05, 2020 10:21PM ET
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in the p[atterns at least, I see a dollar index of 80 by the boy
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Randy Widmark
Randy Widmark Sep 05, 2020 10:21PM ET
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business lost*
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Randy Widmark Sep 05, 2020 10:21PM ET
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I do believe there is a big crash this month as well. Just not in the dollar. Repeat of March.
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Randy Widmark Sep 05, 2020 10:21PM ET
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Also the speculative short position on the USD is insane. Not record highs anymore but very close. They backed off last weel
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Randy Widmark Sep 05, 2020 10:21PM ET
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I'm actually going to go out on a limb and say the USD breaking 97 could very well be the catalyst for the crash.
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paul isaac Sep 05, 2020 10:21PM ET
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Randy Widmark  that all makes sense, but I am not agreeing g with the conclusion, us is transitioning to  current account surplus, trade surplus, and dollar must depreciate with a capital flow reversal.
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The Euro will be heading back to it's all time. Major breakout coming
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Richard Ryan Sep 05, 2020 8:54PM ET
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OK, Stimulus out the Kazooo, Covid rising faster than anywhere in the world, Madrid on the verge of lockdown, and thats going to push the Euro higher? Everyone including the scam your pumping for knows the Euro is tanking! How much are you being paid for the nonsense you spew?
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Look at Ethereum vs the USD, that will be the Euro next 2 weeks! LOL There is no substitute for the USD, when the turds hit the fan, they run to the USD. There is only one world currency: USD
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paul isaac Sep 05, 2020 8:54PM ET
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which means a weaker dollar, although the eu has said they drew a line in the sand at 1.2... so they will try to keep the euro weak against the dollar?!?
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Richard Ryan  Europe did a much better then orange in control the virus. Its not that I'm bullish on the Euro it's that I'm super bearish on the dollar which is going to push the Euro higher.
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Europe did a much better job then orange in controlling the virus. Its not that I'm bullish on the Euro it's that I'm super bearish on the dollar which is going to push the Euro higher.
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US DOLLAR IS A STRONG BUY: Many Asset Managers that are now betting on the US dollar weakening further from here are going to be "extremely disappointed" this year. The US dollar will strengthen much more than analysts and investors are betting on. 1.The "dollar trade" short the dollar and long euro is one "very crowded trade" everybody is short the dollar and long euro. 2.We are overdue for a good bounce and technically we are sitting at 10 year support. 3.Asia, Europe, South America, Africa, and countries all over the world have taken staggering amounts of debt in USD denominated assets and like it or not, that creates one huge demand for US dollars. 4.There are many Asset Managers creating the false idea that the Fed is crazy and is printing too much, but they are forgetting that "ALL" central banks all over the world are crazy and are doing the exact samething or much worse. Hence, the USD is only going to get much stronger from here. US DOLLAR at current levels is: STRONG BUY !!
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Harold Kumar Sep 05, 2020 5:46PM ET
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Are you practicing the law of attraction?
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you can't keep a fiat alive though debt when your printing it as much as the fed has.
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Toby GLD Sep 05, 2020 5:41PM ET
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Stronger dollars? There is a God? Can't wait for the core CPI and PPI next week.
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Good or Bad ?.....7,000,000 fewer American workers are paying taxes to governments than this time a year ago. The other side of the coin, Trump is managing the Country as he did in Atlantic City.
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paul isaac Sep 05, 2020 4:44PM ET
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