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Type:  Financial Future
Month:  Mar 25
Underlying:  US Dollar Index
  • Prev. Close: 107.89
  • Open: 107.90
  • Day's Range: 107.51 - 108.42
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George TDZ
GeorgeTDZ Aug 14, 2020 5:29AM ET
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what a tall green candle
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the dollar has already broken the bear flag at the important support  92/3. the US economy is simply too weak and needs a weaker dollar. any increased activity of the US economy is smashed down by increasing Covid cases.
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Recession USA in 2nd Quarter is -32,9% Covid -19 USA 5 Million People!
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Over Buy!
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What is wrong with you bulls, nobody giving a buy calls. Do I need to do everything here... :P
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emotional and/or biased trading always ends badly
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Auno Passcanen Aug 14, 2020 4:20AM ET
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margin call  Yes... and as always this is a guessing game so it may go either way but at least if there is something behind the decision then it at least was a good try.
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nice chart. well-done
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it fell to 93.200, well the upper range of your flag. the US economy is simply too weak and needs support from a weak dollar.
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Auno Passcanen Aug 14, 2020 4:20AM ET
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Hei Leopold  Yep, that case starts to be lost... possibilities were there, but now too long time already with no upwards action.
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Harsh Kumar Aug 14, 2020 3:43AM ET
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Walter Brown Aug 14, 2020 3:40AM ET
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Cover shorts or be squeezed later. Equities appear ready to pop on no stimulus news. (Like a person whose lived their lives on welfare with no intention of getting a job being told to find work - it's going to get ugly)
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why would anyone hold fraudulent money. switch it for gold and silver asap. this is coming from an American.
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gold isn't holding its value vs other commodities and currencies as well ;) you are talking in terms bankers push on us. many here understand central banks are cancer, gold might be a good alternative but it literally has no value other than shiny metal and electronics
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Auno Passcanen Aug 14, 2020 2:31AM ET
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margin call  What has real value? :P That is philosophical question which is completely up to who is looking at it. Food you could say. But when you are not hungry would you value that over something else? A car? but you can walk or use a bus? Cash? does it have any value on its own? it after all is just a paper and ink. One could say that friends are the most valuable but then they come always at your home and eat your fridge empty and when you need them to do something everyone is just that time so busy... :P Price is what you are willing to pay something what you value enough to pay the price.
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guns xD no but really, copper, silver, uranium, chickens, JDM 90's cars... list goes on. gold would be a fiat currency too I think but way less than USD. i really wish we could go back to gold standard...
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Auno Passcanen Aug 14, 2020 2:31AM ET
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margin call  Guns have less value without ammunition. Chickens die very easily and need premium conditions to lay eggs. Cars, just constant lose of money... :P Basically currency should be pegged to something physical so that normal people would understand the concept. There would not be a debt problem if mortgage one has would be informed so that "By the way your loan is now equal of 274 kilograms of silver and it would need a truck to lift it up and move around" instead of $230k which is just abstract figure and does not tell anything... :P
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margin call  Gold is helped by China, India, Russia, Swiss. etc buying all the physical gold, as a hedge and the $US and all the printing done by the FED
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Happy independence day of Pakistan to every pakistani around the globe
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Thanks
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I love pakistan
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Same too you brother. :)
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Adnan Shaikh great Pakistan
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Thanks to wish
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Buy $ every dip.. good luck today is Friday
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92 soon
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Those 'asset purchases' (don't you just hate euphemisms) are the fed buying bonds in zombie companies like Hertz. A recipe for an economic calamity far worse than 1929. https://www.smh.com.au/business/markets/zombies-are-stirring-as-the-fed-creates-a-monster-debt-problem-20200616-p5531h.html
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Brrrrrrrrrrrrrr till 85
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Yesterdays gap closing pump bullish momentum starting to get sour... bullish pennant broken down so 93.1 -ish could be next. It "should" touch the line it dropped from but not necessarily have to (>93.6). If it falls from the tiny bull flaggish pattern downwards then yesterdays lows are at play.
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159737999257034.jpg Anyways if it does not break down below 92.5 or up over 93.9 it is neutral and goes sideways so before either of those happen there is no need for excessive drama either way... :P I think that it will be in this area until the stimulus matter is concluded.
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159738807632957.jpg Oh Sweet Mary and ten other girls, how I am giving candy for you now with surgical precision... :P now just pop to 93.3 and you might be looking at about 94 by the close today...
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Raj Patel
Raj Patel Aug 13, 2020 11:50PM ET
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Go long. Dollar will go back up. The fed will convince everyone that they can normalize to 3% instead of 4% and that 3% with asset purchases will be enough to weather a recession.
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Matt Maloney  There were lucky to convince everyone that QE worked which is the biggest lie it never worked if you have to continue the program every year. This time no one will believe them
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The GOAT  A lot of folk are leveraged to their eyeballs in debt. It is natural to want to defend the dollar but ultimately this fairytale doesn't end well...for most, in fact a financial disaster. The truth hurts, really bad.
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Matt Maloney  Leveraged to their eyeballs because the FED kept rates low and forced everyone to borrow to stimulate this bubble economy. In the end the dollar collapses with a debt crisis and inflation being out of control
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Luis Cisneros Aug 13, 2020 11:50PM ET
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well not necessarily there is an interesting concept as the dollar drops the more its reserve status increases more over USA gains export price competitiveness against other countries that are producing manufactured goods such as technologies that said the problem is a traffic jam that the liquidity has alleviated nevertheless also over heating things up i think i have a quirky solution that would play out as a win win for everyone
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Luis Cisneros  Reserve status is in question.
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QE call back? Dollar should maintainat 91.00 ~92.20 😒
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No golden arches here
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Hey champs. Do yourselves a favour and check out the huge hourly range, with strong resistance on USDZAR. USDZAR is definitely a core long as ZAR has little value, but there is zero upside support the last few days. The point is the USDZAR is definitely consolidating to its bottom support lines and ZAR does not and never has appreciated if DX does not drop. You can expect at least one more day of retraction or slide on the DX and if you don't want to trade USDZAR at least watch untill the bull trend resumes before going long on DX. Best to all
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Richard Ryan
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See how as soon as it gets a little momentun they push it back down, they vacknoff wait and then repeat. Its almost like its being purposely held down not real selling
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its the reverse. they are trying to keep it up.this whole thing is just the beginning of the end for the dollar, as with all fiat the usd is simply to common(keep in mind the fed loans to countries and what not so just be cuase it ant overly common he don't mean anything.) the fed has been printing the dollar to loan to other countries in order to create the promise of that debt being paid, which it never will because its to common supply and demand dictate that the more of sometying their is the less value it has.
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Jonah, Interesting concept, then why was the USD in Feb/2020-March/2020 a $103 bid?. They were printing and lending money then also! What changed? US policy?
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Kekhands Kek Aug 13, 2020 9:39PM ET
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Freefall in 20 minutes :)
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Richard Ryan Aug 13, 2020 9:39PM ET
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Thats not funny! Lol
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Looks like China news not moving with EUR or USD
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Joe JUGGERNAUT Mart Aug 13, 2020 9:16PM ET
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Hey Richard Ryan, it's all cool brother. Only you know what is best for you. I won't lie about trading so 100% honest, I've had all the support & resistance levels figure out in 2016 and I'm seriously watching all the evidence prove my theory. That should mean zero to you lol but you better never take you eye off USD if you'r long. Bad bad idea sir :)
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You pick a possible target before the pattern ends ... the ending may never come :)
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159736857994022.jpg Nathan Pilgrim  The other chart was monthly. This chart is daily. Both have no moving average support besides the monthly chart and its looking to break support on monthly 200ema. Sad sad sad chart :)
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on on the daily i get it
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Joe JUGGERNAUT Mart thanks for sharing your TA, much appreciated,
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Joe JUGGERNAUT Mart Joe, would you become more concerned if it breaks the 20ema at 93.93? Then the 50 @ 95.25?
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Maybe we can make another run at 94 tonight! If all the stars align we break through!
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if this make back to 93.8 before hitting nelow im happy
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jayvee mariano looking for the longshot unexpected superspike out of knowhere that seems improbible but it happens. Lol
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Richard Ryan  i hope it does. im looking at s&p 500 with this one lol
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Peace out scalping hoes
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Wave 3 up trash traders!!!!
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