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106.100 -0.409    -0.38%
10:24:05 - Real-time derived data. Currency in USD
Type:  Financial Future
Month:  Mar 25
Underlying:  US Dollar Index
  • Prev. Close: 106.509
  • Open: 106.675
  • Day's Range: 106.100 - 106.720
Dollar Index 106.100 -0.409 -0.38%

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Viktor Andoni
Viktor Andoni Sep 02, 2020 11:19PM ET
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91 Soon
Sahal Kabeer
Sahal Kabeer Sep 02, 2020 11:19PM ET
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how soon are we talking
Billy Belmar
Billy Belmar Sep 02, 2020 11:03PM ET
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we will sit at this level give or take .10 for the next 3-10 days. then down we go to new 52 week low i would guess around 91
Richard Ryan
Richard Ryan Sep 02, 2020 11:03PM ET
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Your guessing Billy? Is that how you do do it? The Crossed fingers method?
Sep 02, 2020 10:26PM ET
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Dollar low to low retesest 92.21
Vu Monica
Vu Monica Sep 02, 2020 10:26PM ET
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You see apple? Down 3000 pip . Now all will buy dx.
II Pennywise II
II Pennywise II Sep 02, 2020 10:26PM ET
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Vu Monica  Its a Split. HAHAHAHA
II Pennywise II
II Pennywise II Sep 02, 2020 10:18PM ET
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Feeled the bull horns. Joined him ↑↑↑
Marcin Mateusz
Marcin Mateusz Sep 02, 2020 10:08PM ET
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must do down for new gib
James Cline
James Cline Sep 02, 2020 10:04PM ET
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pullback to 92.5 before marching higher
Luis Cisneros
Luis Cisneros Sep 02, 2020 9:51PM ET
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if it touches 93 a serious pullback might occur remember extreme movements in any direction always regresses to a mean
Sep 02, 2020 9:51PM ET
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Make big bull come
paul isaac
paul isaac Sep 02, 2020 9:34PM ET
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hmmm,it went up :/
Noor Khagga
Noor Khagga Sep 02, 2020 9:33PM ET
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Yes baby yes
Adam Mcalister
Adam Mcalister Sep 02, 2020 9:31PM ET
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Get ready for break above 93 tonight like I said
Jesse Ruiz
Jesse Ruiz Sep 02, 2020 9:31PM ET
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It Wont
Patrick Markley
Patrick Markley Sep 02, 2020 8:05PM ET
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This POS needs to die
paul isaac
paul isaac Sep 02, 2020 8:05PM ET
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patience, it will tonight, give it a few hours. if not tonight, tomorrow, the balance of trade report will not affect it, but it may be waiting for that news before continuing lower, maybe.
The GOAT
The_Goat Sep 02, 2020 8:03PM ET
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It's been a while since the dollar index opened green. Must create a breakout to 93 this week or the next drop begins
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Rombo Deadfish
Rombo Deadfish Sep 02, 2020 8:03PM ET
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Randy Widmark there is asset inflation everywhere from the last 3 rounds.  Bond Market, Housing Market, and Stock Market.   Take the QE and 0% interest rates away and everything collapses.  This latest round of QE's inflation is going to end up in the Supermarket. If they measured inflation now the same way that they did in the 70's it would be in double digits.
Rombo Deadfish
Rombo Deadfish Sep 02, 2020 8:03PM ET
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Randy Widmark the Fed can purchase government debt.  Where do you think that 3.7 Trillion of deficit spending this year came from?  The Fed.  The Fed is buying ETFs and Junk Bonds through one of their primary dealers, Black Rock.  The Fed creates reserves and deposits them in the accounts of their primary dealers.  Who then can lend them out into the economy at a ratio of 10 to 1.  As far as demand goes have you seen the home refi market?
Randy Widmark
Randy Widmark Sep 02, 2020 8:03PM ET
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I suggest you look into the Federal Reserve Act and specifically a statement released by the St.Louis Federal Reserve in August of 2019 regarding the process. It's not printing, it's set aside in a reserve account at the federal reserves that banks cannot use or lend. It essentially does nothing. All of those things you mentioned are temporarily inflated and asset inflation does not equate to real inflation. Velocity of Money is the canary in the coal mine. QE is actually disinflationary.
Randy Widmark
Randy Widmark Sep 02, 2020 8:03PM ET
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Rombo Deadfish Home refi market is just like stock market, retail buying the top.
Randy Widmark
Randy Widmark Sep 02, 2020 8:03PM ET
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Why does the FED have to go through a primary dealer and open market operations to buy treasuries? Why cant they get them directly through the treasury? All of this QE should give us hyperinflation everywhere including money multiplier and velocity of money
Dee Morris
Dee Morris Sep 02, 2020 8:01PM ET
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USD down due to poor ADP number.
Richard Ryan
Richard Ryan Sep 02, 2020 8:01PM ET
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What year are you referring to?
AdeIrawan Harahap
AdeIrawan Harahap Sep 02, 2020 7:43PM ET
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selama 1 bulan pola index USD sudah terbentuk setelah kenaikan maka akan terjadi penurunan
The Poors are at it Again
Nitwit Sep 02, 2020 7:43PM ET
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Yeah, totally.
Caho Trader
Caho Trader Sep 02, 2020 7:43PM ET
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im not agree but it is true
HE Pennypacker
HE Pennypacker Sep 02, 2020 6:38PM ET
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What is all the dollar bulls idea here? We finna print more dolla dolla billz once they pass this next stimulus and JPOW said lets get inflation running HOT. Over 2% inflation not a big deal so long as it averages out around 2%.
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paul isaac
paul isaac Sep 02, 2020 6:38PM ET
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Randy Widmark  lol, i tried, but i am not an expert on the matter, thank you for the vote of confidence though.
Rusty Stone
Rusty Stone Sep 02, 2020 6:38PM ET
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do you think gold has hit its peak for a while/dollar seen its lows. Do u not believe the rush to gold is warranted? I also appreciate your explanation!
paul isaac
paul isaac Sep 02, 2020 6:38PM ET
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Rusty Stone  well, it is my opinion that in deflation gold will lose value in terms of dollar quantity, because it is not tied to the dollar as it was in the depression, and gold fell along with other assets in 2008, and march, so unless the dollar goes low enough to boost gold up to new highs, we have seen the top, until the dollar weakens again after it gains strength over the coming weeks. since we are only about 12% from the highs, enough fear, and enough wekness in the dollar could send it to new highs, but it is unlikely. I expect gold to fall along with equities, once the fed gives up trying to prop them up. but in the short term, gold will fall and equities stay flat or gain some on a stronger dollar, as the fed tries to prop up their bubble in desperation. which is why we saw metals fall today on a stronger dollar, but not the indexes.
Dee Morris
Dee Morris Sep 02, 2020 6:38PM ET
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Stimulus will not pass till after Nov 3rd!
paul isaac
paul isaac Sep 02, 2020 6:38PM ET
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Dee Morris  good, i have ascertained the date when the deflation will spike based on information I have already received, and information at will be released in September.So we will have two whole weeks to deflate before any kind of stimulus is passed and i can finally make some money on a crash
MV Hansen
MV Hansen Sep 02, 2020 6:18PM ET
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I hope for a down day
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paul isaac
paul isaac Sep 02, 2020 6:18PM ET
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the timeframe is the variable, this scenario is the most probable, but it may take longer to play out.than i anticipated, or may strengthen sooner than i anticipated as well, but 91.91 is a key level that is very probable to retest before any such strengthening. A move lower, to new lows, indicates we will bounce off of support which will send the dollar upwards much faster than it would go otherwise.
Ron Lewis
Ron Lewis Sep 02, 2020 6:18PM ET
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paul isaac  Dollar high for the week wont exceed 93.20 before reversing course, likely next week, back into 91s and trending lower.
paul isaac
paul isaac Sep 02, 2020 6:18PM ET
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Ron Lewis  okay... I'll *** why do you say that?
Ron Lewis
Ron Lewis Sep 02, 2020 6:18PM ET
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paul isaac  I'm not selling anything.  You indicated your expectations so I chimed in with what I seem to be seeing.  I come over from the Silver board because our metal has been trading strongly to the inverse of the dollar.  So I wanted to check the dollar chart to see the pattern it is exhibiting and what we are likely to expect of the dollar... and hence Silver's, performance.  But if you care to know, I'll share my chart.  Dollar seems to be trading in a descending channel. Over 93.20 would be out of the upper range, so it seems unlikely.  More likely to bounce off the upper trend line and resume a decline to the lower trend line... unless we get another notable step down to a lower trading level, as we've already done twice since the March crash.  Silver, gained $10 over the course of the dollar's last drop to this present trading channel. https://invst.ly/r-za8  (Dashed vertical lines indicate same day and time between the Dollar chart and Silver chart)  https://invst.ly/r-zal
Ron Lewis
Ron Lewis Sep 02, 2020 6:18PM ET
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Something to note about today's price action for both Dollar and Silver.  When Silver hit the lower trend line, the upward motion of the dollar reversed.  Silver bounced off it's support line at the same time the Dollar took a pause from it's upward spike.  I think that there will be a moment where they both trade the opposite direction as they did today as to give Silver some breathing room from the lower support, then the Dollar will  resume rise until that 93.10 level (which is what it will likely be constrained to based on passage of time).  Silver will probably go red until Dollar hits that high, then rolls will reverse.  Likely next week, Dollar breaks to lower lows and Silver breaks $30.  Just passing along my perspective if you care.
paul isaac
paul isaac Sep 02, 2020 6:16PM ET
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we will retest 92, maybe lower, and then we will start to rise. I am looking for a scenario where the dollar bounces off of support at new lows, which augers a sharp increase in the dollar. Once it reaches about 94, we will start to see a pullback in the markets. A flight to the dollar in the world economy seems likely, and given that 90% of global trade is done in the dollar, 6.6 trillion each day, the fed will not be able to stop a strengthening dollar. if bond yields remain low, and lending policies remain tight, a strengthening dollar will be like march all over again. Except this time, the dollar has an incredibly massive short interest, and is starting from a much lower point. This indicates to me, and i am a heterodox economist,by the way, that a move upward in the dollar has more room to gather momentum and more forces driving it to strength than before. This means, we could see a gradual increase in the dollar.
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Randy Widmark
Randy Widmark Sep 02, 2020 6:16PM ET
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all of last months treasury auctions and were larger than normal. Everyone said it was a weak auction but foreign bidders bought over 50% and the Primary dealers actually bid in all auctions. That tells me they are short the amount they needed to flip to the FED even though banks were selling them off through the week. I am an amateur at best when discussing this. Not even close to my professional field. Steve Van Metre's videos on the relationships of bond market with other markets and reaching you how to read financial and economic data has helped a lot, but I'm still learning. I have a feeling you are way more knowledgable than I
Rusty Stone
Rusty Stone Sep 02, 2020 6:16PM ET
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this has to be the most interesting thread I've read in any comments section on any platform. Are u guys in equities at all right now? are you loading up on leveraged vix? or just staying with the dollar? sorry but I could pick yalls brains all night. ill try to stop
Randy Widmark
Randy Widmark Sep 02, 2020 6:16PM ET
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I am in bonds and cash with my real investment nest egg. I'll flip those bonds to the FED and buy equities when bond yields bottom. As for my speculative gambling money I'm long VXX, TLT and UUP with calls as well as trying to time my shorts, however obviously that hasnt worked out too well haha. I'm 95% confident that is about to change though as merging Macro and micro economics is my ultimate hopefully achievable goal. Every movement the market makes has a reason and I'm ****determined to pick it apart. Dont take my advice though because it is obviously the unpopular opinion, but I'm fine being early on a bet and the data says we are so close IMO
Randy Widmark
Randy Widmark Sep 02, 2020 6:16PM ET
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Very new to the options market, definitely like a good gamble though.
Randy Widmark
Randy Widmark Sep 02, 2020 6:16PM ET
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Randy Widmark *flip my bonds to equities, not flip to the FED Haha. Been debating monetary policy way too much lately, time to chill.
Nedelcho Nikolov
Nedelcho Nikolov Sep 02, 2020 5:53PM ET
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Back up 91.8
Peter Dikeakos
Peter Dikeakos Sep 02, 2020 5:21PM ET
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92.90 should be the top.
paul isaac
paul isaac Sep 02, 2020 5:21PM ET
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until tomorrow, we should reach 93 tomorrow, and then approach or reach 95 on friday.
Claus Poulsen
Claus Poulsen Sep 02, 2020 5:21PM ET
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paul isaac  Should? Based on what? Hopes and dreams :D?
paul isaac
paul isaac Sep 02, 2020 5:21PM ET
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Claus Poulsen  based on the patterns, there was a shift in the currencies on the first. dollar will be strengthening, which will lead to diverging vix and s&p, as well as an eventual crash once it gets to 105+
da boss
da boss Sep 02, 2020 5:07PM ET
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2%+ inflation target, AT LEAST!
Randy Widmark
Randy Widmark Sep 02, 2020 5:04PM ET
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Looks like *******off top in equities today. This bubble bursts this month and I think we see a 40-50% correction which bottoms by the end of the month. My first catalyst is 10yr TRSY yields breaks through .5% or TLT breaks 172, pusjing in to 185-190. Second is VXX hitting 31. Hedgefunds are getting squeezed out of their shorts on the bond market by banks and the FED. Why end of September? Simply because banks are crashing the market by constricting lending demand and limiting the supply of bonds. All while buying bonds and the FED is buying bonds. They are forcing the FED's hand to do more QE. They want to sell all the bonds they've been accumulating for 3+ years. The profit they make when the FED buys them at a higher price will be used to buy their stock back as they are allowed to again on the 30th. Everyone that didnt buy the dip the first time is jumping in regardless of what economy looks like, rebounding the market near 3400-3700 by the election.
da boss
da boss Sep 02, 2020 4:45PM ET
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You'll never see 93 again with the trillions the Chairman at the fed is printing. Game over for the dollar, dont be caught holding the bag
Adam Mcalister
Adam Mcalister Sep 02, 2020 4:43PM ET
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Asians will push this market higher. Wake up tomorrow AM to see the market above 93. Buy NOW before 5pm and hold.
paul isaac
paul isaac Sep 02, 2020 4:43PM ET
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wrong.
Extravagant Extractions
Extravagant Extractions Sep 02, 2020 4:39PM ET
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No rally. Euro hit 1.20 before dropping. Making the dollar relatively stronger.
 
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