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Dollar devaluation: A clear relief valve for US economic policy As the FED continues to push for policy normalisation, it is unable to do so and maintain its mandate for keeping stock propped up (more formally known as the 'wealth effect' or explicitly acted upon in the eyes of 'ensuring market stability'). A pricy dollar does not economically benefit the US, for example: with much exposure to energy junk debt through its banks, the devaluation of the Dollar helps support the revaluation of Oil despite the continued glut. This helps stabilise various risks in the economy which poise risk to policy normalisation.
TVC:DXYShort
by MarcusWilliamson
$USDOLLAR Bullish Wolfe Wave @ Geo's Off-Set RuleHello Traders, A while back I posted a Bearish Wolfe Wave on the Dollar Index(Linked below). That is a weekly view of strength of the dollar. Zooming in we can see that the dollar is not quite ready to make a move to the downside. Here we have a perfect setup for a bullish move. 1. The larger Wolfe Completed at 5'. This give the Geo's Off-Set Rule @12211 as a target. 2. The smaller Wolfe Wave in the triangle also gives a signal of bullish moves ahead. If you'd like to learn more about the Wolfe Wave and Geo's Off-Set rule you can visit the links below: wolfewave.com www.tradingview.com
FX:USDOLLARLong
by GWaves
2
US DOLLAR LONG TERM OUTLOOK IS GREATLooking back since the 60's the DXY chart creates a falling wedge. Which we have now broken out of. The current chart shows a double bottom that began with the leg down in 1986. This entire double bottom is accumulation. The MACD shows a divergence, which supports accumulation. This latest run up seems to have a lot of upward momentum, there is 30 years of accumulation behind it so thats not necessarily surprising. Many people are currently speculating another recession in the US economy but it is my belief we will see a strong dollar in the coming years. Maybe even a new all time high.
TVC:DXYLong
by ChartTellsAll
$EURUSD Wolfe Wave, Eyeing Point 5Hello Traders, Looking at the EURUSD pair we have a Wolfe Wave that just completed at point 4. Looking at the 1-4 line trajectory we can see that it has acted as an anchor throuhgout the formation of this Wolfe Wave. I'm looking at 5 and potentially 5' to complete. If we see completion at point 5 look for the 1-4 line as your exit target. If we make a lower AND hit the 5' line off of point 3 look for an exit at Geo's Off-Set rule at point 4. -Chartistry
by GWaves
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$AUDUSD Wolfe Wave, Point 4 In SightHello Traders, In this Wolfe Wave I want to highlight the internal moves between the points. Points 1-2: You want to look for an abcd pattern in the development of points 1-2. Though it is not always the case this usually helps define whats coming later on. ab=cd Points 2-3: Similar to 1-2, 2-3 also forms an abcd pattern. 2-3 is typically the longest wave in length and time. It can also possess more complex internal wave patterns as the points are being created. Points 3-4: This path is similar to point 1-2 as it forms another, smaller, abcd pattern. If point 1-2, for example, is an impulse move, look for 3-4 to act in the same manner. Points 4-5: There are a number of moves that can develop between these points, another abcd, ZigZag pattern, or a swift move to the downside is possible. This move is really what I am interested in seeing in this chart! Finally, I want to hone in on the 1-4 trajectory line and how it can potentially help us figure out where point 4 is. Notice how I place the trajectory at an angle that acts as an anchor throughout the formation of this Wolfe Wave. I would also be interested to see how this plays a role in this formation. If you find this chart helpful please let me know by liking and following! :-} Thank you, -Chartistry
by GWaves
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How Will The USD React to Today's Fundamentals? Don't Gamble! From the lower time frames, the USD looks rather bullish, the reason for that is clear when you look at this daily chart. Over the last week or so, the dollar has made a significant rally and when looking at this rally on the lower time frames it appears the the USD is in a strong uptrend that will likely see new structure highs. However, with that being said, when we move up to the higher time frames on this pair like the daily and the weekly we see this clear range that price action has been trading in. With the underlying trend of this pair from a very long term perspective being bullish, this range and/or "pattern", if you would like to call it, can be signified as a bullish pattern if in fact price action does break out of the pattern to the upside. However there is a very good chance that price action could continue trading in this range for a few more weeks. With price action being bucked up at the top of this range and some very important US fundamentals coming out in under one hour there is a strong possibility that, if this market wants to continue ranging, the upper trend line will hold as resistance and price action will make a downward move to the bottom of the range. Is there potential for the upside break out to occur today from the US data being released today? Sure, there is always that possibility, but it is a total gamble. To conclude, as very few retail traders are equipped with an all mighty crystal ball, it would be best to remain in cash during the US data release and wait for the market to digest the data before looking to get involved in any positions. After the market digests the data then look to get involved and ride out some of the momentum that resulting from the data release. This will present the least amount of risk and give the highest percentage of successful trades as the "market makers" will decide where the markets are going this morning, and once those decisions are finalized the markets will, without doubt, move in which ever direction has been decided for them. Good luck to you all, and hopefully this will open up the eyes of some of the traders that find themselves gambling on a daily basis.
FX:USDOLLAR
by UnknownUnicorn261897
Crude sitting at important support. $42 is calling. One is hard pressed to find a macro bull case for crude. Supply is poised to rise, demand is looking to slow, and the dollar looks ready for another leg higher. Longer term, I still believe we'll see new lows in oil and the technicals make an easy case for a full retracement of this Spring's ascent. Currently, crude is sitting at important support, which coincides with both the psychologically important, 50 level and the 61.8% fib retracement (49.84). Watch for a bounce off of 50 back up to the 50% fib retracement (52.24). Otherwise, a breakdown below 49.84 will usher in another leg down, targeting 46.89. This could be a rather steep descent if we see the dollar index break out above resistance at yesterday and today's high ~98.30. I'm currently short, but will look to add to that short on a move below 49.84, targeting 46.89 with a stop at 51.04.
NYMEX:CL1!Short
by simonsays452
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