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Triple divergence of the weekly RSI on US Dollar Index Triple divergence of the weekly RSO in the US Dollar Index ahead of the US CPI and the FOMC points to a significant loss of upside momentum, we would allow for the possibility for the market to mean revert to its 20-week ma at 105.76.
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USD Index Hits ResistanceUSD Index is coming impulsively higher in the 4-hour chart after a three-wave A-B-C correction in wave IV back in August, so the current recovery is a new five-wave rise. But it's a fifth wave that can be now in late stages here at 110 - 111 area. Divergence and potential wedge formation also suggest that the upside can be limited. Drop below 108.00 will suggest that the top is in place, at least a attemporary one. Also, the current DXY has a lot to do with EURUSD of course, which for now stayed about the recent low as European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde noted that they are ready for further hikes on upcoming meetings, taking the deposit rate into neutral territory.
/DX dollar index possible predictionAfter FED decision about interest rate in september 2022., dollar index could go to 102.
Dollar index will weak a little.
Dollar index of 102 will be if FED do not raise interest rate or reduce the interest rate (low possibility).
If the FED increases the interest rate by, for example, 0.75% and then interest is 3.25%, then dollar index will rise more to 120 (EURUSD 0.85) in next period - a very small possibility in September 2022.
20 Reason for Long DXYUpdate 07/09/2022
1 Structure 1/2: Bear
2 imbalances : Correction target marked
3 Current Move1/2 : Corrective
4 Entry TF : D1
4.1 ETF Structure: Bull
4.2 move : impulse
5 Support Resistance: Pull Back support waiting
6 FIB: waiting according to drawing for buy entry
7 candle Pattern: shrinking candles
8 Chart Pattern:
9 Volume : decrease correction now
10 Momentum: Bullish
11 Volatility : Divergence
12 strength: full favor of bulls
13 Sentiment : No1
14 Final Summary: go with Bull buys all signs are favor of buyer
15Buy /Sell/Wait : wait for buy
16 Entry:108.222
17 Sl: 107.555
18 Tp: 114.555
19 Risk to reward Ratio: 1:13
20 Excepted Duration : 45
DXY is printing a reversal in ascending wedgeThe DXY seems to be printing into an ascending wedge after a long uptrend which is a possible reversal signal.
Some stats on ascending wedge (source: www.centralcharts.com)
- In 82% of cases, the exit is bearish.
- In 55% of cases, a rising wedge is a reversal pattern.
- In 63% of cases, the pattern’s price objective is achieved when the support line is broken.
- In 53% of cases, the price makes a resistance pullback on the rising wedge’s support line.
- In 27% of cases, false breaks (false exits) appear.
This will likely break down, and could signal another rally for stock indices and crypto.
I almost can't believe that markets could rally with the macro landscape, but Powell's recent messaging seems to be mostly ignored and traders are calling the fed's bluff. Watch into the CIE data the day before the fed minutes and rate decisions are made, and if the fed isn't posting super hawkish rate hikes, you could really get a run on some crypto assets through september despite the fact that it's historically a bearish month.
Dollar Index Up 5%The Dollar Index is up 5% since breaking above the resistance level at $103 in June 2022
and the buyers are looking strong for September so far.
Price was previously in consolidation between January 2017 and June 2022 and when
price consolidates for lengthy periods of time such as this, we can expect strong moves
in the direction of the breakout like we see at the moment.
There is a lot of clear space above price for it to continue climbing higher, so the buyers
may use this to their advantage.
This is the best time to look at the forex market, which has been sleeping for a number
of years now. Expect big long-term trends when markets come alive after a long period
of doing nothing.
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USD Cup & Handle BreakoutIt has been a rather long time since I looked at the US Dollar Index Futures chart. Pulled out the chart and surprise!
Since June 2022, the weekly USD chart had actually completed a Cup & Handle pattern, retested the resistance turned support at 105, and now is on a tear rocketing upwards. Technical indicators although stretched for a bit, appear to have renewed momentum, crossing over and upwards in alignment.
The daily chart shows some level of stalling in late August, and pushed further upwards late last week, closing at a multi-year high.
In an inflationary environment, with the Fed bent on continuing to raise rates and accepting painful costs, the USD is likely to rise further. Cup & Handle pattern projections put it above 120. This has many many implications, both as the USD rises, and when the USD is categorically above 110, 115 and 120. This USD move will be the backdrop of many new trends over the next couple of months to years, giving traders and investors many opportunities if handled correctly. Watch for them!
What to do when technical analysis does not appear to be workingI take a look at when the US dollar Index broke below its uptrend back in the middle of August - the break was not sustained. I talk about what I do next when it appears my analysis is not working.
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