dxy is going to bearsh this weekThe H4 Timeframe is bearish because now it is creating Lowerlow and Lowerhigh
DXY trade ideas
DXYThe US Dollar Index (DXY) remains bullish, with a strong uptrend. The Commitment of Traders (COT) report shows increased long positions from speculators, indicating positive sentiment towards the USD. Rising market participation supports the bullish outlook.
Potential Moves for DXYOn the H4 chart, DXY presents two potential paths. It appears that the bottom is in, as the price is painfully escaping a Wyckoff accumulation phase.
A key level to watch is 105.615, where a gap may need to be filled. Once this level is reached, the next move will depend on the retracement momentum. If bullish strength persists, DXY is likely to continue upward toward the 106.172 resistance level.
The broader market is feeling the impact of DXY’s movements, with all USD pairs experiencing pressure. Given the turbulent nature of exiting a Wyckoff phase, volatility should be expected.
⚠️ Risk Warning: These are my personal views, not financial advice (NFA). Trade carefully.
US INDEX Still Bearish From a weekly perspective... we might see DXY continuing its bearish trend. If this continues... I would be looking for buy opportunities on Gold, EU and GU
DXY:Expect an uptrend based on the daily chart supportOn Tuesday, the price of the U.S. Dollar Index generally fluctuated in a range. The price reached a daily high of 104.345, a low of 103.99, and closed at 104.19.
Looking back at the performance of the U.S. Dollar Index on Tuesday, after the morning opening, the price initially fell under short-term pressure. Subsequently, it halted its decline and resumed its upward movement above the daily support level, but the overall range was limited. The price rose in a volatile manner, and finally closed with a bullish doji.
From a weekly perspective, continue to focus on the 106.60 level, which is a key level for the medium-term trend. Below this level, the medium-term trend is bearish, and the price increase is temporarily regarded as a correction within the medium-term decline.
Meanwhile, from a daily perspective, temporarily pay attention to the 103.90 level, which is crucial for the wave trend. Above this level, adopt a bullish stance for the wave trend. Also, on the four-hour chart, temporarily focus on the support at the 104.10 area. Therefore, before the price breaks below the low of Monday, bet on an upward movement based on the daily support. Only after a downward break will the trend turn bearish.
Currently, there is a lot of news, so everyone must be cautious of market risks.
Trading Strategy:
buy@103.90-104
TP:104.50-104.80
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DXY is bearish, dont fade this move, BUY EURUSD AND GBPUSDI dont really know what the market is waiting for, why it has been ranging this few days but one thing is certain, the move downwards is certain. I will be really suprised if DXY moves up from here.
Dont miss out of this move, I'm begging.
My initial position is still open and I've added more from this point.
Follow me as my trades are market order and not limit orders so you will see and trade it on time
Dollar Index Bullish to $111.350 (UPDATE)The DXY price action from my last video analysis has been moving as we expected & following the arrow accordingly.
We’ve seen a nice dip for the Dollar, a healthy retracement to the downside which should now be followed by the next bull run back up.
Major Wave 5 (Wave Y) en-route to $111.350📈
DXY - market structureDXY - market structure, long idea...use risk managment, i have some SL, a lot of BE and few target hit with big profit! risk and trade managment is the key !
DXY HOURLY CHART FORCASTThis is my short term view of the path DXY will make as it forms the ABC Wave 4 correction.At the completion of Wave 4 will see a move down to Wave 5.
DeGRAM | DXY continued growthThe DXY is in an ascending channel between the trend lines.
The price is moving from the support level, the lower boundary of the channel and the lower trend line, which has already acted as a rebound point.
The chart has formed a harmonic pattern and successfully held the 50% retracement level.
We expect the growth to continue.
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DXY Bounces Back: I’m Staying BullishAfter breaking below the 104 support and hitting a low of 103.75, TVC:DXY staged a strong recovery, reclaiming support and signaling a potential false breakout.
The overnight retest of 104 established a higher low, suggesting further upside potential.
As long as 104 holds, I remain bullish and will look to sell EUR/USD and GBP/USD.
DXY Starts the Bearish Trend!DXY Starts the Bearish Trend!
Yesterday, the DXY made a clear breakout on the daily chart from a strong structure zone located near 106.20. Since that moment, the DXY hasn't paused, leading to a weakening USD. Even if the DXY corrects, it is expected to be short-term. The DXY may test the 105.7 - 106.20 range as a maximum before a more significant bearish wave occurs.
The U.S. dollar dropped to a near three-month low against major peers on Wednesday, following the latest round of U.S. tariffs and countermeasures from Canada and China, which stoked fears of an escalating trade war.
Fears about weaker U.S. and global economic activity are driving the sell-off.
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DXY us dollar indexThe US Dollar Index could start a strong bullish trend from the price range of 98.700 to 97.414.
Last LegThe dollar index has formed a triangle pattern at wave 4, we anticipate the bear move to continue down to at least 95 price level.
DXY Squeeze Incoming? Watch 99.00 ReactionFundamental Analysis:
The TVC:DXY has weakened as recent data shows GDP growth slowing to 2.4%, inflation cooling to 2.4%, and unemployment rising to 4.2%, increasing expectations of potential Fed rate cuts despite rates holding at 4.5%. Investor confidence has also dropped, with consumer sentiment at 50.8, and the trade deficit still wide at $123B, signaling softer economic momentum.
📉 Projection: Continued soft data could keep the dollar under pressure unless the Fed reinforces a hawkish stance.
⚠️ Risk Level: A strong upside surprise in inflation or employment data could reverse sentiment and push DXY higher abruptly.
Technical Analysis:
DXY is currently hovering around 99.65, just above a key support zone near 99.00 (PWL), where a potential liquidity grab may occur. The RSI is near 30, signaling oversold conditions, which often precede a short-term bounce.
📈 Projection: If price holds above 99.00, a rebound toward the 100.91 gap and possibly 103.19 (PWH) is likely.
⚠️ Risk Level: A clean break below 99.00 would invalidate the bullish setup and open the way to 97.50–98.00.
Last Week’s FX Recap: April 7–11 (Zone Reactions & Trade Notes)📈 Weekly Forex Recap – Market Reactions & Lessons (Apr 7–11)
Last week there were about +320 pips of reaction potential (excluding Gold, which I was completely off on). There were multiple opportunities to capture solid intraday or swing setups.
3 out of 6 weekly targets were hit.
5 out of 6 trend biases were either accurate or neutral —meaning no major misreads, aside from one or two volatile zones. The only pair that really got me was Gold.
Let’s run it back real quick:
✅ AUDJPY
Bearish bias accurate.
30 pip reaction off zone with just 1 pip drawdown.
Weekly target hit.
✅ NZDJPY
Bearish bias accurate.
Weekly target hit, though price never reached the watch zone.
No setup triggered, but direction was respected.
⚠️ EURUSD
Range-bound bias played out majority of the week.
Gave about 90–100 pip drop from the hot zone mentioned.
Weekly target came close but didn’t hit.
⚠️ GOLD
Watch zone completely failed.
Short-term bounce gave 480 pip reaction—but that volatility was tough to catch cleanly.
Directional bias wasn’t helpful here. Gold was chaos.
✅ EURGBP
Cleanest setup of the week.
Bias was bullish, price tapped the buy zone and ran 100 pips.
Weekly target hit. Textbook move.
⚠️ GBPUSD
Consolidation-heavy.
Watch zone gave 100 pip reaction, but weekly target didn’t hit.
Bias was unclear—no real conviction either way.
📉 Total Zone Reaction Potential: 320 pips
🎯 Weekly Targets Hit: 3/6
📊 Trend Accuracy: 50% (3 clear hits, 2 neutral, 1 miss)
But that’s done now.
Whether you hit it last week or fumbled the ball, let it go.
We trade forward. Eyes up. Mind clear.
Time to dive into the new week.
Let’s get it. 👊
$DXY broke structure to the downside.Now waiting for price to retrace into the lower cause/effect zone—ideally the origin of the last impulsive move down.
If that fails, I’ll be watching for a deeper retracement into the discounted schematic, where higher timeframe liquidity sits.
Not chasing—waiting for price to come to me.
DXY for this week.uhhh, last time i kinda gave yall a short bias, it worked, now with these prices, i reckon it will reverse at that little 1H low i marked out there, or, it will literally smashed ts out of the 4H low i marked at the bottom
DXY:The US dollar will continue to be under pressure.Trump's approach of "suspension plus intensification" has dealt a blow to the global supply chain and the confidence in energy consumption. The deterioration of consumer confidence and the rise in inflation expectations have eroded the safe-haven status of the US dollar. It is expected that the DXY will continue to face downward pressure next week.
In terms of operation, it is recommended to wait for a rebound and then take short positions.
Trading Strategy:
Sell@102-101
TP:99-98
The signals last week resulted in continuous profits, and accurate signals were shared daily.
DXY Breakdown: Bearish Momentum Builds Amid Weak U.S. DataThe U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) is maintaining a clear bearish trajectory, with price action on the H4 chart showing a consistent pattern of lower highs and lower lows inside a descending channel. The technical structure points to continued selling pressure, and recent fundamental developments only reinforce this view.
📰 Key drivers behind the decline:
The latest U.S. CPI data came in weaker than expected, signaling easing inflationary pressure and fueling expectations that the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates sooner than anticipated.
A slight uptick in jobless claims has raised concerns that the U.S. labor market may be losing momentum.
Simultaneously, global players like China and Japan are shifting toward more stable monetary policy, prompting capital flows away from the dollar.
📉 From a technical perspective, DXY has broken below the key 100.817 support zone and is now trading around 99.7. Each attempt at a bullish pullback has been short-lived, with sellers regaining control quickly. The green arrows on the chart indicate potential reaction zones, but the descending channel structure remains firmly intact.
Outlook: If the index fails to reclaim the 100.8 – 101.3 resistance area, there’s a high probability of further downside toward the 98.5 – 98.0 support region.
In short, DXY is under pressure both technically and fundamentally, which explains the current bullish momentum in EUR/USD, GBP/USD, and especially gold (XAU/USD).
DXYthe Dollar shows a strong momentum to the downside, it has reached a strong level, we expect it to break and continue to the downside
Long time Sell!Hello all. DXY is on down trend and will go bellow 100. but it needs correction to go lower. today probably the first correction will happen, because market break the Important Low Structure. This idea will update Step-by-Step (wink)
Markets On Edge: Gold Soars, Dollar Stumbles, Bitcoin Bounces 🔍 Midweek Market Outlook: What’s Driving DXY, Gold & Bitcoin Right Now?
We’re in the middle of one of the most eventful trading weeks of the year.
The U.S. Dollar is retreating under policy pressure
Gold has officially gone parabolic, smashing through $3,000
Bitcoin is pulling back hard, down nearly 30% from its highs
These aren’t just price moves — they’re reflections of real economic stress and shifting capital flows.
In this week’s outlook, I break down:
📌 The key macro drivers behind these moves
📌 How the latest inflation data, Fed tone, and geopolitics are shaping sentiment
📌 Why gold is rallying like it’s 1980 all over again
📌 And what traders should anticipate next on DXY, XAUUSD, and BTCUSD
If you trade or invest in these markets, this is one of those weeks where fundamentals can’t be ignored.
🧠 Insights. 🎯 Forecasts. 🛠️ Trade Prep.
Check it out — link in the comments.
