2024/12/09
Another 48h - DXY On Intraday High When Trump Was Re-Elected
“this week us inflation data and/or cpi data will lead the way!
has trump euphoria gone?Interest rate reduction fantasies?”
What a past week?
What kind of weekend?
What a way to start the week?
The
Why does Trump pursue such a tariff policy?
Through Made In USA he is trying to make the USA financially and materially independent of foreign countries! Because without products from abroad, let alone money, i.e. acceptance of the current level of debt, the USA would be a so-called banana republic - let's not kid ourselves. In short: the USA lives on the credit of other countries and/or consumes their products, uses their services! What can be understood if you`re studying the US budget deficit and/or the US foreign balance of payment (trade balance). Which is why Trump apparently sees these tariffs as a source of income and as compensation for the fact that evil foreign countries don't buy enough American products. Why? Because maybe, for example, Made In China is simply good and cheaper? In the interview, Trump also admitted for the first time that the tariffs could cause inflation to rise - which diametrically contradicts his promise to bring prices down. A good, deep and detailed analysis of the ITIF (Information Technology & Information Foundation) worth reading can be found here: “Which US Allies Are Most Likely to Face Trump Tariffs—and How Can They Avoid the Wrath of an “America First” Doctrine?” And that brings us to the topic of the week: the US inflation data on Wednesday and/or PPI data on Thursday. Which will then also persuade the FED to (not) turn the interest rate screw. A friend of mine who is a cfd online broker analyst told me “that it can be assumed that a few other central banks, in addition to the ECB, will lower interest rates this week.”
- Will the bulls recapture the terrain above 106.517 points again?
- Will the bears recapture the terrain under 104.447 points again?
Those were the two questions last calendar week - to learn something! And what have we learned? Both bears and bulls were not that strong. Looking back, I may have to admit that, for better or worse, I defined the price action a little too far apart. But I think we should give ourselves time until 2025. Even until January 20th, when Trump is officially back in the office. Because then the cards are shuffled again as far as the price action is concerned. And until then, we should continue to be content with the same question. Because the price action between 107.348 points (Annual Year High 2023 from 2023/10/03) and/or 106.517 points (1st Annual Year High 2024 from 2024/04/16) are groundbreaking. Last week before the bears took over. pathbreaking for last week, and/or this week after
“My peculiarity is that I don't have a particular style of investing or, more exactly, I try to change my style to fit the conditions.”
George Soros
- Will the bulls recapture the terrain above 106.517 points again?
- Will the bears recapture the terrain under 104.447 points again?
It looks like we will see a
108.071 : 2024/11/22 - Annual Year High 2024
107.348 : 2023/10/03 - Annual Year High 2023
106.517 : 2024/04/16 - 1st Annual Year High 2024
106.490 : 2024/05/01 - 1st False Breakout To New High
106.130 : 2024/06/26 - 2nd False Breakout To New High
106.001 : 2024/12/09 - last price action
104.799 : 2024/07/30 - High Before W Trend Reversal Formation
104.426 : 2024/08/02 - High Of The August 2024 2 Day Sell-Off
102.160 : 2024/08/03 - Low Of The August 2024 2 Day Sell-Off
Be that as it may, both US inflation data on Wednesday and/or PPI data on Thursday will pave the way for the
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With best wishes
and with good intentions!
Aaron
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