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Ruble Where You Going ? Hi traders: With the tension between Russia and Ukraine, we can expect the market to be volatile and moving during an uncertainly time. As we know, USD is a safe haven currency, and here on USDRUB, we can see clear bullish price action on the bigger time frames. With many bullish impulse phases follow by bullish continuations, price is getting push up to all time highs. This is where usually price will consolidate, and potential to continue or reverse back down. For me, my personal options is leaning more upside and continuation up move. What we should wait for is some sort of bullish continuation correction on the lower time frames, to confirm the upside move. With the situation between the two countries may get worse, USDRUB could on route to a new highs. thank you
by jojofang0901
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Consequences of Ruble crashing and SWIFT ban on Russia?We can continue to expect Ruble to crash further over the coming days and react to the sanctions. The current level of momentum is extreme, and this move isn't going to stop suddenly. However, this all makes me think, what are the short-term and long-term consequences of the SWIFT ban of Russia/Ruble? There are a couple of obvious ones, so let's go through those here: - Energy prices will climb, especially in Europe. - We all know the consequences of that; inflation will continue to skyrocket (everything uses energy, from food to our homes). - China and Russia could be forced into an even stronger alliance. Things that may not be so obvious: - Regional countries that heavily depend on the Russian economy that got a firm grip by Russia would be forced to transact primarily with Russia to keep their economy afloat. - This will cause the velocity of the dollar to decline What are the consequences of the velocity of the dollar exchange dropping? - Ultimately, I think this is bad news for the dollar and the western economies. - Trust in SWIFT could deteriorate, and this very well might be the blow to resetting the financial system as we know it today. Could this be very good for Crypto? - People will for sure try and move towards Crypto. I think we see that already (www.coindesk.com) - Could the government embrace Crypto and start to transact in Crypto? It's a long shot but a possibility. These are just a few of my thoughts about what's happening. I'm not an economist, and this is not trading advice. I just wanted to share and see what everyone else thinks about this.
by Saver0
USDRUB-SELL with STRONG upside biasThe initial move up to $ 90 was halted and I had suggested a brave sell with profit $ 85.00. No doubt, am not a proponent of speculating this one due to illiquid state of the pair. For those keen on trading it (not advised) we have seen a sharp run up, and based on the current RSI level and the spike upwards, I feel selling between $ 108-113 may be an idea with profit area $ 95 for now. The medium-term chart is overbought, but the conditions are ripe for more upward moves due to the sanctions imposed, and the freezing of Russina Central bank assets, may make it difficult to intervene. The increase of interest rates (doubling it) has halted the slide a little, but this will not stop the weakening unless we have peace and a positive negotiation.
Short
by peterbokma
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Decisive Break Incoming? 1:100?I am curious to see what direction we will break towards from this multi year triangle. With increasing political, social and economic pressures mounting in the US, alongside emerging competitors on the global stage, fundamentally we cannot exclude a break upwards, from which we can potentially see a ~10 year trend culminating with a retest of pre-2014 levels of RUBUSD. Lets not forget that Russia has partnered with China, crushed all political opposition, and recentralized their economy. I am in Russia now and I can see how clean, peaceful and developed it is in the major cities compared to New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, etc. America is a dying crapheap, that I see with my own eyes throughout my travels. And yet, the technicals favor the USD, which has been able to take a beating and come out swinging time and time again. Never bet against the house. China has a long way to go before it can challenge the US economically, let alone politically. The US has a military stronghold over the entire world and it will take perhaps a century to cleanse the world of its army bases. And it is on this stronghold that its hegemony stands, after all. Anyway, I'm not calling anything. I just want to check on this analysis 5 years from now and judge my chops. Regards
by AspiringPro
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USDRUB Long entry (Long live Ukraine)Firstly, my sincere best wishes go out to all of the Ukrainian residents, their families and loved ones staying behind to protect their land, my thoughts are with you. Putin lost his mind back in 2014, now he's gone on another bender with this terrible act. I was wanting to take a look at the Russian stocks market website, but it seems to have been shut down, by "Anonymous" maybe? LOL. Shame I was wanting to see which Russian stocks to short. Does anyone have any Russian stocks to share they feel will tank? The Russian economy has already lost $150 billion, and counting so far. Ruble had lost 33% of its value and there's still room for it to lose even more as the West impose Sanctions on Russia ability to transfer funds around the world. It's not completely cut off. The Russian Federation still has the ability to use crypto to move funds around. And of course, I bet China will also help Russian Federation with that too. Should the western world get a sniff of China helping Russia move funds then another **** storm won't be far away. So, I've gone long here target is 90.00, I'd expect this to reach the High of the pin within two weeks. If successful I'm looking for a return of around $34,000.00
Long
by EDTAcademyIntGroup