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Type:  Financial Future
Month:  Mar 25
Underlying:  US Dollar Index
  • Prev. Close: 107.835
  • Open: 107.785
  • Day's Range: 107.710 - 107.860
Dollar Index 107.740 -0.095 -0.09%

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amjad ali
amjad ali Apr 30, 2020 7:05PM ET
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Shrimpo kirmpo where r u jaggernut said dollar index collapse very soon and silver hit 50$ come on shrimpo pass your comments obout jaggernut lol baby cakes vrrom boom etc lol
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Don't worry, it will sky rocket in coming days. Holding my view of 104 then 112. Gold and other commodities along with equity are going to hit rock bottom soon, and will make a new low in coming series.
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Michael Tadros Apr 30, 2020 7:05PM ET
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I believe that will happen...
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Ongo Gablogian Apr 30, 2020 7:05PM ET
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You're celebrating too early. When mass liquidation comes once again, dollar will be king once again.
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Joe JUGGERNAUT Mart Apr 30, 2020 7:05PM ET
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Lol ya dope, he even knows it’s game over but you don’t lol lol.
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amjad ali Apr 30, 2020 7:05PM ET
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I am with u you are absolutely right gold and silver will make a new low intersting
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Roni Ertan
Roni Ertan Apr 30, 2020 4:50PM ET
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next dropping it will be hard to dolar and in coming next one also
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Is that English? Not aure what yoi were trying to say
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Roni Ertan Apr 30, 2020 4:50PM ET
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you should write latter correct I think
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Roni Ertan Apr 30, 2020 4:50PM ET
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you should write letter correct i think
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Roni Ertan Apr 30, 2020 4:50PM ET
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and I mean toilet pepper goes the place where it deserves to be
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Ongo Gablogian Apr 30, 2020 4:50PM ET
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Sorry but most foreigners don't understand the power the U.S. dollar holds during a global recession. It will skyrocket during it's deflationary period within the next year but then you're right, it will turn into toilet paper. But it's going to be a while before hyperinflation kicks in.
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Joe JUGGERNAUT Mart Apr 30, 2020 4:03PM ET
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Closing on the lows = NO buyers. That should be enough to conclusions about the direction. :)
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Talk of China Debt Cancellation? Is that possible?
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Hei Leopold Apr 30, 2020 3:38PM ET
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bear flag definitely broken. consolidation likely over and ready to go to 98.2, which is the decisive crossroad for the future of the dollar.
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Flaviano Morone Apr 30, 2020 3:27PM ET
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If the fed prints money and the rest of the world is ok with that, why should we worried?
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Flaviano Morone Apr 30, 2020 3:27PM ET
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Im talking seriously. The previous crisis was solved just by printing more money. This time, they avoided the crisis by printing beforehand. Clearly not every country can do that. If mexico prints more money, the pesos devalues accordingly. If USA prints more money, the dollar does not depreciate at all. Plain and simple.
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Last time interest rates were at 0.25 it was around 97 or so. On top of that now there are $700B more freshly printed for jp morgan and friends to borrow at pretty much no cost.
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Last crisis the QE started post-facto. Now, the fed did QE before the tipping point of collapse. Powell is a genius.
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robert skibicki Apr 30, 2020 2:55PM ET
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USD Bearish, will plunge more tomorrow.
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Joe JUGGERNAUT Mart Apr 30, 2020 2:55PM ET
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I agree although I know a retrace could bring us back up to the 50ema near 99.48. In due time though, 98.36 will be next and then finally in the "great void" where no buyers and no support exist. ;)
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robert skibicki Apr 30, 2020 2:55PM ET
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Joe JUGGERNAUT Mart  True, or it may just ride the bollinger band down...Looks like it could be the start of a major trend change. One that sticks. Thats the case, our metals should recover shortly.
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robert skibicki  Then heavenly profits my trading brother lol
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Adham Harb Apr 30, 2020 2:21PM ET
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Down tel 97.85
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Siri Lan Apr 30, 2020 2:12PM ET
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100 tomorrow
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Hei Leopold Apr 30, 2020 2:08PM ET
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is the consolidation over? we will find out soon?
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I any case, the fact that we're making a triple-bottom 27 March, 14 Apr, and today, so long as it holds, is bullish for USD, in FUTURE.  as Ran Dee notes below: it's not whether USA is healthy, it's how fast the other 2 largest currencies (EUR and JPY) fall -- they both have EVEN MORE systemic problems than USA, as I listed a few, below.
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jonah gaff Apr 30, 2020 2:07PM ET
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thinks the usda health doesn't matter as long as other competing currencies are falling more then the dollar.not like the drop in value has a dirrect effect on the economy resulting in more poor, less business,and over all eorser economy.quoting an out of touch fool. lol.
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Ran Dee Apr 30, 2020 2:07PM ET
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question other than imports or exports does the "drop" in the USD effect PPP ? If you have low inflation and I hold 1m in cash and the Treasury prints 5B is it still worth 1M ?
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burn baby burn
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Hei Leopold Apr 30, 2020 1:36PM ET
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something very interesting happened today. usually when the stock market tanks, the dollar soars. this made the US economy recession proof over the last ten years as a higher dollar allowed the US to lower interest rates and nurture the debt bubble. however, today, the stock market and the dollar tanked in tandem. bulls should think about this.
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Ran Dee
Ran Dee Apr 30, 2020 1:36PM ET
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please state facts not in the air Ideas numbers . until the credit and debt market are stable you will still have the BoJ and ECB and others that joined the swap line facts not oh the US is falling hard everywhere is falling hard it's who will get out faster .FYI Germany is putting back restrictions because it spikes
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ah someone that gets it .until the credit and debt market are stable in the world's Corp denominated dollar bonds dollar will range in the upper bound .not saying it will be like that forever but the low at the end of the year will only be around 97 maybe 96
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jonah gaff Apr 30, 2020 1:36PM ET
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yet the effects of a recession have persisted after the 2008 crisis. we have bleed jobs, value in our economy and resorted to debt to do things.
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Ran Dee Apr 30, 2020 1:36PM ET
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basic macro in four words supply demand credit debt simple a hole in either of them problems .every major company has debt issuances apple even with a massive positive cash flow . but let's say they have debt in Euros what would be needed to support that issuance if creditors sell off the bond ? .
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Facts for how long is n the past 3 years has there been a spike in unemployment ?
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Roni Ertan Apr 30, 2020 1:24PM ET
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dollar goes the place where it deserves
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Joe JUGGERNAUT Mart Apr 30, 2020 1:21PM ET
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Wow woke up from nap and ... well already knew this lol Hot chocolate anyone?
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Now Dollar is going down significantly in the last few weeks , how muh more FED needs to print to destroy the dollar and pump the super inflation ? https://invst.ly/qmx-y
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question is Japan and Europe printing money ? where is the inflation ? since 2008 not Japan nor Europe have achieved the 2% target maybe the printer is broken .
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Ran Dee well, China did not print while most of the consumer products are imported from China , not from Japan or Europe . Japan and Europe can print as much as they can print will not cause inflation in Europe .
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Edward Lee They have two currencies offshore and international So which one are you talking about
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Edward Lee internal *
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back to 100 we go
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keep pushing...
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Hei Leopold Apr 30, 2020 11:40AM ET
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looks like the consolidation is already over and the dollar is sailing towards 98.2, which is an extremely important support. if it can crash through 98.2 there is virtually little support anymore.
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Dhaval Thakkar Apr 30, 2020 11:40AM ET
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Pradeep Jaiin Apr 30, 2020 11:40AM ET
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Dhaval Thakkar  hi super calls in usdinr .. what's the overall view now . 72.50 anytime in the days/months to come
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Hei Leopold Apr 30, 2020 11:40AM ET
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Pradeep Jaiin  there will be retracements like just now, yet the break of support has been spectacular. The US trade deficit is dramatically swelling, which draws the floor out of the dollar and will also support the INR. it is going quite fast now.
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Pradeep Jaiin Apr 30, 2020 11:40AM ET
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Hei Leopold  thanks .. indeed quite a fall .. good job on your call .. 98.8 in a flash
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Pradeep Jaiin  bulls will fight the fall, yet in my view something has changed behind the scenes as stocks fell in tandem with the dollar. this has never happened over the last 30 years.
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Bilal Ethio Apr 30, 2020 11:28AM ET
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The USD will go down further?
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It's not wise enough to look for short here,
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Doom day
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amazing. reached my target of 98.8 within minutes. after a short consolidation 98.2 is next and then just freefall.
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Noticed that. Nice call
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bhekezela ndhlela Apr 30, 2020 11:04AM ET
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cry my dollar
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