2024/10/29
Another 48h - I'm Confident About The DXY
“the dxy is likely to leave the w formation bullish!
but how far down does it go? even before the outbreak?”
While the JOLTs job openings came out weaker than expected today, the US housing market appears to be, more or less, back to average levels before the historic breakout and/or down. Like the Redbook, which has remained stable at around 4% for a year. Also after historical ups and downs, before and after the coronavirus outbreak. The DXY traded at 104.282 points least - another flat day with -0.02%. Don`t ignorte tomorrow, on Wednesday: GDP Annual Growth Rate. On Thursday: PCE Price Index YoY. And on Friday: US unemployment rate. Therefore, there is still enough new and economic information to learn something new - to have what we already knew confirmed. By analyzing and evaluating their impact on the price action of the
The financial markets seem to be pricing in an election success for Donald J. Trump:
Be that as it may, regardless of the expectations of the presidential election next week, capital market interest rates rose again today. What all the conclusions are: when "The Donald" is back at the helm, the deficits will shoot up again, while the US economy, after the green fiscal policy of Biden (and Harris), seems to be growing out of the US stagflation. And we can currently assume a US SoftLanding scenario - without a recession - in the USA. And I do that too! Which is why I'm more long on the US dollar. Because interest rates could remain higher for longer than traders and investors in Chicago are currently expecting.
Anyway, in the past calendar week, investors and traders handled the
104.447 points - (2024/08/01) - High W-Formation
104.317 points - (2024/10/25) - last price action
103.820 points - (2017/01/03) - Historical Mid Term High
103.104 points - (2024/10/10) - High While Last Inflation Data
These are the most important price actions for this calendar week!
This week we have two red dojis in the
“To be in the game, you have to endure the pain.”
George Soros
- Will We Handle (104.477 points) A Bullish Breakout?
- Does The 2017 High (103.820 points) Serve As Support?
- Does The 2017 High (103.820 points) Serve As Resistance?
- Will DXY Fall Back (103.104 points) based on the US economic data?
These 4 questions need to be answered - during this calendar week.
So that we can learn something new with the help of price action; so that we remember that we already knew something old and now know it confirmed. Because a breakout price action above 104.477 points should confirm the medium-term trend reversal formation, i.e. w formation. While a fall below 103.104 points could possibly make the bear's mouth water again due to disappointing and/or negative US economic data. This is the educational learning stuff for this calendar week!
If we assume that Wall Street decides that Trump will win and Harris will lose, we are likely to see turbulence in price action next week! A bloodbath for
However, today's trading day in the
For this week, I have also included 2 technical indicators, also due to the numerous US economic data. In order to be able to measure the responsive price action on both the price axis (using the roc) and the time axis (using the aroon). So we can understand, this is a demanding task that doesn't work every day, let alone always. But looking back, at least to date, we have received good indications twice. First of all, a sales estimate, as shown in the chart. And/Or also a purchase indication - which even holds up to this day. Therefore, pay attention to the US economic data this calendar week - and much more on the reaction of the market, the majority of traders and investors on the
With best wishes
and with good intentions!
Aaron
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