Are the Dollar Bulls Back?The US dollar has retraced slightly since its breakout over the past few trading days. It has made a run for the upper 93 handle, but still can't quite seem to break 93.83, the level we are eyeing to break this range held for weeks. In fact, it has seemed to reject these levels, and retraced back to the low 93 handle, where it is currently finding support. This is a significant level. If it breaks, we can anticipate more retracement, perhaps even to the lows established earlier this month. If it catches steam, as we anticipate, it could make a run for 93.83 again.
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Expecting a bullish correction on Dollar Index DXYExpecting a bullish correction on Dollar Index DXY after such a strong sell-off. Weekly supply level located much higher where we will be able to think of short positions on the Dollar Index DXY. The EURUSD forex cross pair forecast and analysis is very similar but we are expecting a bearish correction instead. EURUSD and Dollar Index DXY are inversely correlated.
Dollar Index forecast and prediction
Long positions will be possible on the way up to weekly supply imbalance located around 97 price level for those forex traders trading short-term and intraday forex trading strategies. There is a lot of room for the Dollar Index to keep on rallying. There is nothing to prevent the Dollar Index from the bullish correction if it continues to make higher highs.
DXY, US Dollar Should BUY soonI am expecting a corrective move son to the upside to form the wave 4 of the bearish impulse movement before the resumption of the down trend.
Target is any point on the trend line and maximum is the low of wave 1.
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Double Bottom On US Dollar Index, Just Another Reason To LONGThe concerns over the second wave of Covid-19 has put US Economy into recession again, mostly on retail and manufacturing sides. However, double bottom on the chart gives us a hope that the US Dollar Index might recover in the short run.
Key Trading Plan:
i) LONG from the current price with the Take Profit Target at 97.84.
ii) SHORT if the price breaks the support level 95.72 with the Take Profit Target of 95.08.
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US DOLLAR - Tracking Minor Waves - Wave 2 Almost CompleteJust a quick update on the status of the US Dollar following on from my previous idea linked below.
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#DXY ANALYSIS.. The US Dollar Index is currently on the verge of a very critical resistance, #DXY can be considered as an important leading indicator in the course of the markets on a global scale.. The increase of # DXY significantly reduces the risk appetite of investors in the markets and the demand for the dollar increases. In this context, examining the #DXY chart gives serious clues about the fluctuations that may occur in the markets..
If we look at the #DXY chart within the technical framework, we can easily express that the price movements from past to present constitute a structural similarity.. I firmly believe that #DXY is ready to go up, we will wait and see.. 102 is a very important resistance point and, if exceeded, #DXY can reach levels 112 and 120.. Just watch fractals..
The increase in demand for # Dollars in the crisis times from past to present brought strong sales in the stock and commodity markets, and also caused deep depreciation in the developing countries' currencies.. I think markets will become very interesting after 3,4 months..
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I wish you all the best..
US Dollar - Back from Closing the Gap - Told You It'd Be Back!As I mentioned in my previous I idea USD has a a slightly different wave structure going on than the Euro. See, related posts.
I am expecting the US Dollar to get extremely strong in a Major Wave 3.
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GBPUSD; Bearish on the British Pound Against the US Dollar1. We have gotten a short signal on GBPUSD from our Silver Scalper strategy on the daily timeframe as our Range MA shows a downtrend (background Red) and our Bull/Bear has given a short signal.
2. If the market opens in the R1 range then you can consider entering short and remaining short until we get a Bull signal from Bull/Bear or Range MA shows an uptrend (background Green).
3. Levels to watch to the upside are the ranges at R1 - R3.
4. If the downtrend is still valid, we can add to our short position on additional Bear signals.
5. Levels to watch for reactions to the downside are S1 and S2 where we would hope to see a bull signal to exit short.
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MCO vs USDOLLAR fractalComparison fractal of MCOBTC to USDOLLAR, very strange to see this correlation across such different pairs. Any thoughts? leave them below :) It can be seen that an ascending scallop led to a bullish breakout in both.
USDOLLAR Bullish Flag Continuation on H1; Awaiting BreakoutThe USDOLLAR's green 5-hour EMA has crossed above its orange 10-hour EMA (green ellipse) and the RSI is above 50 (blue rectangle). These are bullish developments and suggest an underlying positive momentum. We note that the greenback has almost completed a flag pattern (red parallel trend lines). To complete we need to see a breakout to the upside. A flag pattern is a continuation pattern i.e. the previous impulse up is the dominant direction if the pattern is a true flag. Moreover, flags fly at "half-mast”, which give a price target of 12,513 if realized.
USDOLLAR Runs into Resistance; Oscillators due to NormaliseHere we see the daily chart of FXCM's USDOLLAR index. We note that the green 5-day EMA is above the orange 10-day EMA with good angle and separation. This is indicative of the strong upwards momentum of the greenback. However, technically, the index has run into overhead resistance (red shaded horizontal) at a time when the RSI is overbought (in excess of 80). Furthermore, we can see that the EMAs crossed in early January at about the time the RSI pushed above 50 (aqua ellipses). Thus,the current impulse move is mature and certainly may be close to a correction. If a pullback does chart, it may very well be a buying opportunity. The greenback is a beneficiary of the renewed fears surrounding the spread of the coronvirus, particularity to areas outside of China (we have seen a jump in cases in South Korea and Italy). I.e. the USDOLLAR is currently being utilised as a safe haven and this is likely to continue given the poor choice of alternatives (the JPY seems to have been stripped of this status, at least temporarily. following its 1.6% GDP contraction last week).