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DOW - NFP + Monthly low = ? FX:USDOLLAR Totally uneducated assumption but with the pandemic and recession I'd assume NFP will come back negative but who knows maybe that would encourage/force people to work to pay for increased living expenses due to inflation and rate hikes. Also the fact that people working multiple jobs for sperate companies count as a point for each job they work. 10x people working 3x jobs count for 30x people in the workforce. So not really much of an indicator of productivity but you never know... Either way, DOW (USD) is at a monthly low (support) and has bottomed out indicating new support. Price has broken the first resistance level and retested a support on Zone #1 (red) If NFP is positive, it should break the current resistance Zone #2 (yellow) and run up to Zone #3 (orange) + Possibly even higher, could be big volume due to the significance of this zone on the weekly. If it's negative i'd say we'll be retesting that weekly low again (Zone #0 Green) (*NOTE: This move will also indicate/influence the direction of the EUR/USD pair, as it is at a historical low)
FX:USDOLLARLong
by Quantified
What Will 2023 Be Like For Major Economies? Market AnalysisKey events: USA – ISM Manufacturing PMI (Dec) USA – JOLTs Job Openings (Nov) USA – FOMC Meeting Minutes The classic year-end reviews here and there reminded us of the exceptional nature of the past year: the Russian aggression in Ukraine, the energy and food price shock, serious problems in the labor market, inflation that exceeded the central banks' target rates several times, which led to a tightening of monetary policy on the "whatever it takes" principle, etc. US core inflation rate Last year was a year of fundamental changes and a shift in geopolitical and economic benchmarks. Looking ahead, we can say that 2023 will see a change in the direction of key economic variables. Core inflation should fall significantly, central bank rates should reach their cyclical peak, and the U.S. and eurozone will spend part of the year in recession. 2023 can be considered a transitional year, paving the way for further disinflation, a gradual decline in rates, and a soft recovery in 2024. Finally, the U.S. and the eurozone should spend part of the year in recession. This can be seen as the price to be paid to bring inflation back under control with tight monetary policy. Recessions are disinflationary because low demand reduces the price power of companies and slows wage growth. US federal funds rate This means that 2023 can be seen as a transition year, paving the way for gradual normalization in 2024. Normalization means a significant narrowing of the gap between observed and target inflation, allowing central banks to begin cutting interest rates, probably in the first half of 2024. This outlook should support investor appetite for risk and increase household and firm confidence, thereby contributing to the economic recovery. While these general trends look very likely, the devil is in the details. The transition period in 2023 may be bumpier than expected. The baseline scenario calls for a short and shallow recession thanks to a few resilience factors, but the downturn could be more severe than expected. Possible causes could be a new, significant, and prolonged increase in gas prices or a slower-than-expected decline in inflation, which could raise fears of rising interest rates and thereby hit demand. Rising rates in the past may also have a greater impact than expected, especially on the housing market and credit conditions. Another question concerns normalization in 2024: What will it look like? This question is important because expectations about the nature of the economic recovery will influence the decisions of firms and households this year. The list of drivers of the recovery is long, but there is nonetheless reason to expect that the recovery will be mild, for at least two reasons. Traditionally, central banks aggressively cut interest rates when the economy enters a recession, but inflation will still be too high in this cycle. The rate cuts should come later and be more gradual than usual because of the slow decline in core inflation. This means less stimulus for final demand. Another factor is labor shortages. Companies are having trouble filling vacancies, which will likely make them reluctant to lay off staff during a recession. However, this also means slow job growth during the recovery.
FX:USDOLLARShort
by FOREXN1
25
Potential Short Entry in After News TradingFor the last 4 days, the daily candle ranges didn't exceed 5 Average Daily Range. In the last 240 days, the largest volatility-decreasing sequence lasted 7 days and isn't at all common. I think it is quite likely, that we will see an above 100% expansion now. If it goes higher during the news, I would fade this event and hold the trade at least until today's close (as EURUSD and GBPUSD or another major pair). I don't have any plan for USD going lower during news and will not trade such an event.
FX:USDOLLARShort
by OrcChieftain
USDthe line maybe is important line zone for buy or sell. note : my analysis and trading style is base on supply and demand , support and resistance . market structure, and price action. before entry I will wait and see how price approach and react to the zone. must waiting / look how price action (reaction) and market pattern when price come to the line zone before decide to entry at the line zone. if didn't have any good price action and market pattern. I will ignore the zone. "trade what u see on the chart and think (by logic) , do not trade with what u want or what u asked or what u hope (by emotional)" happy trading all
FX:USDOLLAR
by One_Im-JacK
USDOLLAR: The Trend of Stronger Dollar Will Not End Yet?Hello Fellow Global U.S. Dollar Trader/Investor, Here's a Technical outlook on USDOLLAR! Support the channel by giving us a thumbs up and sharing your opinions in the comment below! Chart Perspective USDOLLAR has rebounded on the bullish trendline. Simultaneously, The USDOLLAR is broken out of the bullish continuation pattern (Falling Wedge). Furthermore, The MACD Indicator starts making a golden cross, it signifies the potential bullish movement ahead to the target area. All other explanations are presented on the chart. The roadmap will be invalid after reaching the target/support area. "Disclaimer: The outlook is only for educational purposes, not a recommendation to put a long or short position on the U.S. Dollar"
FX:USDOLLARLong
by financialfreedomgoals101
3
My layout of correlations I always monitor correlations before doing day trading or swing trading on more assets, at the same time. Correlation is a measure that defines how different assets move in relation to one another. The more the correlation coefficient is, the more they are aligned closely. My layout of correlations here. US Dollar and SP500 as references at first row of each table. My list of tickets consists of several subsets: Indices, Commodities , Financials and Currencies. My Layout is 1x5 Correlation Frame 1x1 --> Daily perspective (timeframe 4h, lenght for calculation of correlation = 6) Correlation Frame 1x2 --> Weekly perspective (timeframe 4h, lenght for calculation of correlation = 30) Correlation Frame 1x3 --> Monthly perspective (timeframe 1D, lenght for calculation of correlation = 20) Correlation Frame 1x4 --> 2-Monthly perspective (timeframe 1D, lenght for calculation of correlation =40) Correlation Frame 1x5 --> 3-Monthly perspective (timeframe 1D, lenght for calculation of correlation = 60) You can find this indicator in Tradingview, Tab indicator & strategies , by typing gCorrelations
FX:USDOLLAREducation
by giancarlopagliaroli
46