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Based on 🔥Thief Trading style technical and fundamental analysis🔥, here is our master plan to heist the DXY Dollar Index Market. Please adhere to the strategy I've outlined in the chart, which emphasizes short entry. Our aim is the high-risk Green Zone. Risky level, oversold market, consolidation, trend reversal, trap at the level where traders and bullish thieves are getting stronger. 🏆💸Book Profits Be wealthy and safe trade.💪🏆🎉
Entry 📈 : "The heist is on! Wait for the breakout (37800) then make your move - Bearish profits await!"
however I advise placing Sell Stop Orders below the breakout MA or Place Sell limit orders within a 15 or 30 minute timeframe. Entry from the most recent or closest low or high level should be in retest. I Highly recommended you to put alert in your chart.
Stop Loss 🛑: Thief SL placed at 38500 (swing Trade Basis) Using the 4H period, the recent / swing high or low level.
SL is based on your risk of the trade, lot size and how many multiple orders you have to take.
Target 🎯: 36500 (or) Escape Before the Target
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📰🗞️Fundamental, Macro, COT, Sentimental Outlook:
DXY Dollar Index Market is currently experiencing a Bearish trend., driven by several key factors.
⚡Fundamental Analysis
Fundamental factors driving DXY focus on U.S. economic conditions, Fed policy, and global currency dynamics.
Interest Rates:
U.S. Federal Reserve: Rates steady at 3-3.5%, down from 2024’s 4.5-5%. Fed officials stress data dependency, with no cuts signaled despite weak PMI (50.4) and jobless claims (219,000 vs. 215,000 forecast). Real yields (10-year Treasury at 3.8%, ~1% inflation-adjusted) support USD.
Other Countries: ECB at 2.5%, BoJ at 0.25-0.5%, BoE at 4-4.5%—U.S. yield advantage persists, though narrowing.
Impact: Bullish for DXY, tempered by global easing.
Inflation:
U.S.: PCE at 2.6% YoY (Jan 2025), above the Fed’s 2% target, with producer inflation hotter-than-expected (X posts). Inflation fears linger, supporting USD.
Other Countries: Eurozone at 2.8%, Japan at 2.5%, UK at 2.5-3%—global inflation pressures USD rivals less.
Impact: Bullish, as U.S. inflation sustains Fed hawkishness.
Economic Growth:
U.S.: Mixed signals—PMI at 50.4 (near stagnation), jobless claims up, but ADP jobs beat at 183,000 (Jan 2025). Tariffs add uncertainty.
Other Countries: China at 4.5% (slowing), Eurozone at 1.2%, Japan at 1%—U.S. outperforms peers.
Impact: Mildly bullish, U.S. resilience aids USD.
Safe-Haven Flows:
USD competes with JPY and CHF amid tariff risks and geopolitical flare-ups (Russia-Ukraine, Middle East). Recent yen strength (X posts) pressures DXY.
Impact: Mildly bearish, global risk-off challenges USD dominance.
Trade Balance:
U.S. deficit persists, but Trump’s tariffs (25% Mexico/Canada, 10% China) aim to bolster USD via trade shifts.
Impact: Bullish long-term, short-term neutral.
⚡Macroeconomic Factors
U.S.-focused with global context:
U.S. Policy: Fed’s tighter stance vs. global easing (ECB, BoJ) favors USD. Trump’s tariff threats add volatility, potentially strengthening USD via trade protectionism.
Global Growth: 3% (Morgan Stanley), with China slowing and Eurozone stagnant (PMI 46.2). U.S. relative strength supports DXY.
Commodity Prices: Oil at $70.44 pressures import-heavy peers (Japan), mildly weakening JPY vs. USD.
Currency Dynamics: Yen strength and EUR softness (EUR/USD below 1.0500) drag DXY lower recently,
⚡Commitments of Traders (COT) Data
Hypothetical COT (mid-Feb 2025, CME):
Large Speculators: Net long USD ~70,000 contracts (down from 80,000 post-110 peak), cooling after profit-taking.
Commercial Hedgers: Net short USD ~80,000, hedging export exposure as tariffs loom.
Open Interest: ~150,000 contracts, stable, reflecting U.S. trader engagement.
Key Insight: Speculative longs suggest bullish bias, but moderation hints at consolidation.
⚡Market Sentiment Analysis
Includes retail, institutional, and corporate traders:
Retail Sentiment: U.S. retail traders likely 60% short DXY at 106.000 (hypothetical broker data), betting on yen/CHF gains. Contrarian upside risk if shorts unwind.
Institutional Traders: U.S. funds (e.g., Citi, HSBC) mixed—bearish short-term (DXY to 96.87, Citi Hong Kong), bullish long-term (WalletInvestor to 119.193). Sentiment leans cautious.
Corporate Traders: U.S. exporters hedge at 106.50-107.00, neutral as tariffs loom; European firms favor EUR weakness.
Social Media (X): notes yen-driven DXY weakness, sees bearish momentum to 106.15—trending bearish.
Broker Data: U.S. IG sentiment ~55% long—balanced positioning.
⚡Quantitative Analysis
Moving Averages: 50-day SMA (106.30), 200-day SMA (105.50)—price below 50-day, above 200-day, neutral signal.
RSI: 45 (daily), bearish momentum fading, room for reversal.
Bollinger Bands: 105.80-106.80 range, 106.000 at midpoint—consolidation likely.
Fibonacci: 38.2% retracement from 110.00-102.50 at 105.62—key support holds.
Volatility Model: Implied volatility (1-month) at 7%, suggesting 0.75-point monthly range (±0.7%).
⚡Intermarket Analysis
USD/JPY: At 150.00, yen strength pressures DXY; drop to 145 could accelerate declines.
EUR/USD: Below 1.0500, EUR weakness supports DXY mildly.
Gold: XAU/USD at 2940 (risk-off proxy) inversely pressures USD.
Equities: S&P 500 range-bound (5960-6120) reflects stability, neutral for DXY.
Bonds: U.S. 10-year yield at 3.8% vs. JGB at 0.9%—yield gap aids USD.
⚡News and Events Analysis
Recent: Trump’s tariff threats (25% Mexico/Canada, 10% China, Feb 23-25) fuel risk-off, pressuring DXY via yen strength (X posts). Weak U.S. PMI and jobless claims offset by PCE at 2.6% (Jan 2025).
Upcoming: U.S. PCE data (Feb 28) critical—hotter data could lift DXY, softer data bearish. Fed rhetoric pending.
Impact: Bearish near-term from risk-off, bullish potential from Fed stance.
⚡Overall Summary Outlook
DXY at 106.000 balances U.S. resilience (Fed policy, inflation) against global risk-off pressures (tariffs, yen strength). Fundamentals favor USD long-term, but macro risks and sentiment (retail shorts, X bearishness) suggest near-term softness. COT shows cautious longs, quant signals consolidation, and intermarket flows (gold rise, yen strength) lean bearish. Short-term dip to 105.50-105.91 likely, medium-term range-bound with a bullish tilt if Fed holds firm.
⚡Future Prediction
Bullish Case: DXY to 108.00-110.00 by Q2 2025 if PCE/Fed bolster USD, tariffs lift trade flows, and risk-on resumes.
Bearish Case: Drop to 103.50-105.00 if yen/CHF surge, tariffs falter, or Fed dovishness emerges.
Prediction: Mildly bearish short-term to 105.50, then bullish to 108.00 by mid-2025, driven by Fed policy divergence.
⚠️Trading Alert : News Releases and Position Management 📰 🗞️ 🚫🚏
As a reminder, news releases can have a significant impact on market prices and volatility. To minimize potential losses and protect your running positions,
we recommend the following:
Avoid taking new trades during news releases
Use trailing stop-loss orders to protect your running positions and lock in profits
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