SDX1! trade ideas
American airlines Silver trade3.9.23 The video explains what's going on with American Airlines... no time to talk about it here. However, we might have stumbled onto a long trade with silver and a small stop. There are some issues with it... the dxy is trading a little lower off the 382. If it continues doing this then there's a good chance that the silver will move higher. We didn't discuss how much higher, We are simply looking at a potential reversal pattern and if there's a trade we're able to have a small stop. I'm going to show you more reversal patterns, even ones that I'm not exactly comfortable with...Because I can't do 20 minutes videos to watch for the exact moment where it might be best to take the trade. I may not take a long trade it's over if I'm not doing a video.... but I might take a Long trade for silver if I were not doing the video. Right now I just want to get people in the ballpark so that they can make a decision for themselves.
Analysis of the strength of the dollar in the medium termWe also see that the strength of the US dollar is in an ascending channel, and it is expected that we will see it at a strong support level at 104.42, among which, if support is respected, it will rise again to the next target 107.
Review of some trade outcomes3.8.23 The video speaks for itself... it's late at the time of this video. There was a review of the potential trade Earlier... and also some trades we could have easily taken that would have been profitable. I gave more detail on silver Which may go lower but can also find buyers.... the video should be fairly clear on this. Finally I took a look at the Dollar which is bullish with those signs of sellers yet even though I think it may end up making new lows... and so there is a conflict and I wanted to discuss when it becomes significant and change A general strategy. I think the video explains this fairly clearly... but it's up to you to decide if it makes sense or is relevant to you. As always we will go back and review it as time moves forward. There's a difference between Trading Probability and risk reward. We are looking at markets that are going to show us high probability trades but not necessarily good targets... and there will be certain other trades that have low probability, but if they work and we don't get stopped out they will give a much bigger reward. We may have a chance of seeing that in some of the markets we're looking at today although we probably won't really see the difference until the markets play out. A picture is worth a thousand words.
Dollar stalls at key resistance
As mentioned in our previous post, the United States Dollar Index will likely stall as price is at the major resistance level, which was exactly what happened last week.
If price were to break below the new 104.085 support, the Dollar may potentially fall towards the 102.75 support region.
DXY Looking Fade Above 105.50'sIN thus update we review the recent price action in the Dollar Index and identify the next high probability trading opportunity and price objectives to target
careful late long entry for DXYmight finally see a relief after good rally, wave 3 almost/in already.
DXY planSomething like this. This is my plan for dollar for march and april . Overall I think it will go lower.
DXY could become bullish after CPI USD broke out of the downward sloping line and is consolidating above it (bullish). I don’t see a reason for not visiting 105 if we get a disappointment on CPI today.
Alternatively, we could retest the descending line, but eventually I am expecting the USD to get to 105 anyway.
DX1 SELLWelcome . Quick deal. An opportunity to sell the US dollar. Rectangular penetration. There is a strong trend. Note: If you like this analysis, please give your opinion on it. in the comments. I will be happy to share ideas, thank you
Dollar at KEY RESISTANCEThe United States Dollar Index continued its ascend, closing off the week at the 105.0 key resistance region.
Price is mildly overextended, combined with resistance, price is likely to stall or retrace.
Has the US Dollar just Bottomed?Hey Traders so today it looks like on the charts the US Dollar could be forming a bottom. It's funny because in the last video I said crude and commodities could be bottoming. But in trading you should never get too bullish or bearish. Never look at the market from only one side because history shows markets are always changing. When we take a risk in my opinion the key is to try and find the right side of the market to be on. Well as of today I am no longer bullish on crude but I am now a US Dollar Bull because of what I have now just seen on the chart!
Enjoy!
Trade Well,
Clifford
When the Dollar fall each time, Gold increases a few foldsMany got distracted when Gold was trading in a range the last few years.
A question for you to ponder over:
Will there be a situation where interest rates continue to rise and yet a lower Dollar? Why?
Let me hear thoughts, I would love to exchange ideas with you.
Included last two videos link below, I explained:
i) Gold is still an inflation hedge
ii) Gold it is also a currency hedge
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Dollar climb back towards KEY RESISTANCEIn our previous post, we stated that Dollar will continue towards the upside at the 104.085 region.
As expected, the Dollar Index continues to trade towards the upside towards key resistance at 105.0 region.
The Dollar remains bullish unless the 102.75 support level is breached.
Back to Basics - How I analyse markets..1. I look first at a daily chart and determine what is the trend. For the US dollar Index this is quite an interesting juncture - it has been in a down trend since September 2022, but has recently rallied from 100.69 to about 104.00. Is this just a correction higher or could this be a change of trend?
2. To answer that question I look at longer term charts. Firstly, the monthly chart and I note that the market has recently bounced from its 20-month ma and that the long-term trend for the Dollar remains bullish.
Then I look at the weekly chart and I immediately notice a key week reversal from a couple of weeks ago and I also note that the 103.96 level is a key level of resistance, not only is it the 23.6% retracement of the move down from the September peak, but also the high seen in 2020.
3. So the break of down trend, the key week reversal and the bullish long-term trend suggest that upside pressure for the US Dollar may be attempting to reassert.
4. I go back to the daily chart, and I note the relationship of price to the moving averages (I use 20, 55, 200 day simple moving averages). I note that the market recently tested and held the 20-day ma around 102.50. That both DMI and RSI are neutral, and that cloud resistance also comes in around 104.00. So clearly the 104.00 region on the chart is tough resistance. What I am doing is noting the support and resistance levels.
5. My analysis leads me to the conclusion that the market is in consolidation mode short term, but for now while above the 20-day ma we are willing to give the upside the benefit of the doubt as we have recently seen a key week reversal below the market.
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DXY Testing Pivotal ResistanceIn this update we review the recent price action in the Dollar Index and identify the next high probability trading opportunities and price objectives to target
DOLLAR looks to have more UPSIDE
In our previous post, we stated that it is difficult for the Dollar to to maintain beyond the 103.225 key resistance without any form of retracement.
The United States Dollar continued the upside earlier on the week, past the 103.225 level but momentum could not sustain and fell back towards the 50 exponential moving average which also coincide with the minor support level at 102.100. Price eventually climbed back and looks to reach the 104.085 level.
DXY 102.50 Pivotal For Further UpsideIn this update we review the recent price action in the Dollar Index and identify the next high probability trading opportunity and price objectives to target
Buy on DXY DipStrong bullish trnd on current Dollar index.
Buy on the dip of the rally.
And take short term profit before the swing high.
Beautiful key week reversal on the US Dollar IndexDisclaimer:
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