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DXY Technical Analysis: Quasimodo Pattern Alert!The DXY (US Dollar Index) chart reveals a significant Quasimodo Pattern, a classic trend reversal signal indicating potential downside momentum. The key resistance level at 107.14 stands strong. If this level isn’t broken, we may see the price sliding down to the 104.13 support zone. 💡 What does this mean for the markets? 1️⃣ Forex: A weaker DXY could drive EUR/USD and GBP/USD higher, while USD/JPY might head lower. 2️⃣ Gold: A declining dollar often supports gold prices, pushing them upward. 3️⃣ Crypto: A DXY drop may provide a bullish push for risk assets like BTC and ETH. 4️⃣ Stock Market: A weaker dollar could benefit US exporters, potentially boosting equity markets. 🔍 Key focus now: Will the 107.14 resistance hold, or will we see a reversal from here? Stay tuned—big moves could be ahead! 📉📈
TVC:DXYShort
by alemicihan
Market Year Wrap With Gary Thomson: 2024 Market Insights & 2025 Market Year Wrap With Gary Thomson: 2024 Market Insights & 2025 Outlook As we approach the close of 2024, it’s time to reflect on results and think of potential opportunities for the year ahead. Join Gary Thomson, the COO of FXOpen UK, as he sums up the key market trends that shaped 2024 and provides insights on what to expect in 2025. - Inflation and Interest Rates - Forex Market Trends - Commodity Markets - Stock Market Highlights - 2025 Outlook 🌐 FXOpen official website: www.fxopen.com CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing your money.
FXOPEN:DXY
by FXOpen
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DXY- Will it continue up into year's end?December is usually a bearish month for the USD. However, this time, the situation could be different. The USD seems well-supported by fundamentals, and the technicals are looking bullish. Looking at the 4-hour chart, we can see that after the local high at 108, the index started to fall and broke below the support from the April-May highs (old resistance). However, after hitting a low at the 105.50 zone, the USD Index reversed, breaking above the falling trendline of the corrective falling wedge and also reclaiming the 106.40 resistance. At this moment, there is a high chance of upward continuation, and as long as the 106–106.40 zone remains intact, the outlook remains valid.
TVC:DXYLong
by Mihai_Iacob
The Relationship Between Dollar Dominance, Debt, and Deficits The US dollar's position as the world's reserve currency grants the United States a unique set of economic advantages and challenges. This "exorbitant privilege," as it's often called, significantly influences the nation's ability to manage its debt and deficits. Understanding this complex relationship is crucial for comprehending the dynamics of the global financial system and the US economy's position within it. Dollar Dominance: A Foundation of Economic Power The dollar's status as the primary reserve currency means that it is widely held by central banks, international institutions, and businesses worldwide. This widespread acceptance creates consistent demand for dollar-denominated assets, particularly US Treasury bonds. This demand is a key factor in allowing the US government to finance its debt at relatively low-interest rates. If the US were to borrow in another currency, or if global demand for its debt were significantly lower, the cost of borrowing would likely increase, making it more expensive to finance government spending. This dominance also simplifies international trade for US businesses. Because the dollar is the standard currency for many global transactions, US companies can conduct business with reduced exchange rate risks and transaction costs. This ease of trade strengthens the US position in the global economy and contributes to its overall economic power. Debt and Deficits: The Fiscal Realities Government debt represents the accumulation of past budget deficits. A budget deficit occurs when government spending exceeds its revenue in a given fiscal year. These deficits require the government to borrow money, primarily by issuing Treasury bonds, which then contribute to the overall national debt. While deficits can be used strategically to stimulate the economy during downturns or to fund essential public services, persistent and large deficits can lead to a growing national debt. A high debt level can have several potential consequences, including higher interest payments on the debt, reduced fiscal flexibility to respond to future economic crises, and potential inflationary pressures. The Interplay: Dollar Dominance and Fiscal Policy The relationship between dollar dominance, debt, and deficits is complex and multifaceted. The ability to borrow at lower costs due to the dollar's reserve currency status can, in some ways, lessen the immediate pressure to address budget imbalances. The lower interest rates make it less painful in the short term to finance deficits, potentially leading to a greater accumulation of debt over time. However, it's crucial to understand that dollar dominance does not directly cause deficits. Deficits are a result of fiscal policy decisions—specifically, decisions about government spending and taxation. Dollar dominance merely affects the cost of financing those decisions. A government could run deficits regardless of its currency's global status, but the financial implications would likely be significantly different. One could argue that the "exorbitant privilege" afforded by dollar dominance creates a moral hazard. Knowing that borrowing costs are relatively low could incentivize policymakers to engage in more expansive fiscal policies than they might otherwise pursue. This can lead to a situation where the long-term consequences of debt accumulation are downplayed in favor of short-term political or economic gains. Potential Challenges to Dollar Dominance While the dollar has maintained its dominant position for decades, several factors could potentially challenge its future status. The rise of other economic powers, the development of alternative reserve currencies, and shifts in global trade patterns are all potential threats. For example, the increasing economic influence of countries like China has led to discussions about the potential for the renminbi to become a more prominent player in the global financial system. However, for a currency to achieve reserve status, it requires deep and liquid financial markets, strong institutions, and widespread trust in the issuing country's economic and political stability. These are factors that have contributed to the dollar's strength and are not easily replicated. Furthermore, the emergence of new technologies, such as cryptocurrencies and digital payment systems, could potentially disrupt traditional financial flows and challenge the existing currency hierarchy. However, these technologies are still relatively new and face regulatory and adoption hurdles before they could pose a significant threat to the dollar's dominance. Maintaining the Dollar's Strength Maintaining the dollar's strength and its reserve currency status is a complex undertaking. It requires a combination of sound economic policies, strong institutions, and a commitment to maintaining open and transparent financial markets. Sustainable fiscal policies are essential. While dollar dominance provides some flexibility, persistently large deficits and a rapidly growing national debt could eventually erode confidence in the dollar and its long-term value. This could lead to a decrease in demand for dollar-denominated assets, potentially increasing borrowing costs and weakening the dollar's global position. In conclusion, the relationship between dollar dominance, debt, and deficits is a critical aspect of the US and global economies. While the dollar's reserve currency status provides significant advantages in financing government spending and facilitating international trade, it also presents challenges in managing fiscal policy. Maintaining the dollar's strength requires a balanced approach that prioritizes sound economic management and recognizes the complex interplay between these crucial economic factors.
TVC:DXYLong
by bryandowningqln
10 Tips to Succeed in Forex Trading in 2025"Did you know the global forex trading market processes over $6 trillion in daily transactions?" With such immense liquidity, forex trading remains one of the most appealing avenues for traders worldwide. However, success in forex trading isn't about luck—it’s about mastering strategies, staying disciplined, and preparing for market challenges. Whether you're an experienced trader or just starting, these 10 tips will help you navigate the fast-paced forex market in 2025. 1. Develop a Comprehensive Trading Plan Trading forex without a plan is like setting out on a road trip with no map. Before executing your first trade, make sure your plan includes: Clearly Defined Setup: Understand what criteria signal your entry. Entry, Exit, and Management Rules: Set clear guidelines for every stage of the trade. Consistency: Stick to one or two strategies, and refine them through repetition. A solid plan is your foundation for consistency and growth. 2. Harness the Power of Journaling Journaling is one of the most underrated tools in trading. By keeping detailed records, you can: Track Progress: Pinpoint what works and what doesn’t. Analyze Mistakes: Avoid repeating past errors. Understand Emotional Patterns: Identify how emotions like fear or greed influence decisions. Foster Discipline: Create a routine that encourages consistency. Reflection on your past trades is an essential step toward improvement. 3. Prioritize Risk Management Successful traders prioritize protecting their capital. To manage risk effectively: Limit risk per trade to 1–2% of your account balance. Set stop-loss orders to safeguard against unexpected market movements. Calculate lot sizes carefully to avoid overexposure. Risk management isn’t optional—it’s essential for longevity in trading. 4. Make Backtesting a Habit Backtesting allows you to apply your strategies to historical data and assess their effectiveness. It helps you: Validate Strategies: Confirm they perform well under various market conditions. Spot Weaknesses: Address flaws before putting real money at risk. Build Confidence: See proof that your approach works. Consistent backtesting transforms theory into actionable insights. 5. Commit to Continuous Learning Forex trading is an evolving journey. Staying informed ensures you stay ahead. Focus on: Market Operators: Understand key participants and their impact. Critical Levels: Learn the interplay between high-timeframe and low-timeframe price action. Mastering Strategies: Choose a few models and refine them over time. By deepening your understanding, you’ll adapt to changes with confidence. 6. Keep Emotions in Check Trading success often hinges on emotional control. To manage your mindset: Avoid revenge trading after a loss. Refrain from over-leveraging trades out of greed. Take breaks to maintain mental clarity. Reflecting on emotional patterns through journaling helps you stay disciplined. 7. Diversify Your Portfolio Avoid putting all your eggs in one basket. Diversification helps reduce risk and stabilize returns. Consider: Trading major pairs with high liquidity (e.g., EUR/USD). Exploring cross pairs for alternative opportunities. Balancing manual and automated trading methods. A well-rounded portfolio is better equipped to handle market fluctuations. 8. Leverage Advanced Tools Technology can streamline your trading process. Use advanced tools to: Automate trades with predefined criteria. Analyze trends with precision. Backtest strategies to refine them. The right tools free up your time and enhance your efficiency. 9. Practice Patience and Consistency Forex trading isn’t a get-rich-quick scheme. Sustainable success requires: Setting realistic, incremental goals. Reviewing and refining strategies regularly. Celebrating small milestones to stay motivated. Patience and consistency are the keys to long-term growth. Conclusion The forex market in 2025 offers immense opportunities for traders who are prepared. By following these tips, staying informed, and committing to consistent improvement, you can enhance your skills and position yourself for success. Remember, success doesn’t come overnight—it’s built through disciplined efforts and continuous learning. Stay focused, trade wisely, and make this your trading year yet! Dave FX Hunter
TVC:DXYEducation
by Dave-Hunter
BTCUSD DXY / Powerfull Negative Correlation / Finding ConfluenceConfluence is the word of the day. This example is a difficult one especially on the lower time frames because BTC trades 24/7 whilst DXY does not, it closes with the stock market. Thus there are gaps which you are not going to visibly see on this chart. What I have marked for you though, color coded, each movement where BITCOIN moved against DXY. Thus it is anticipated when DXY goes down, BTC will move upward. The percentage depends on the market conditions and cannot be predicted. The relationship then between DXY which is the market index that measures the value of the US dollar against all other world currencies creates a domino effect through the risk markets whenever DXY hits a support or resistance region of the map. In this regard, spending time marking your chart on BTC is going to be an utter waste of time since DXY needs to be marked first and alerts set therein. Otherwise my friends you will be chasing your tail in many trades. BTC will hit a support level when DXY does not hit a strong resistance. DXY hitting a powerful resistance at the same time that BTC is hitting a support level would give some confluence. Example now is on the chart where multiple examples are presented where DXY hit a major resistance or support level and thus the following BTC movement was the opposite to the exact level. I would mark DXY first, and then mark JPYUSD, and then mark your stock market indexes. I cannot go into great detail at this time but what you will discover after a little bit of study is that markets move against each other or quite a lot with each other however it is the against movements where trades become interesting. I am not a financial advisor, be safe my friends.
TVC:DXYLong
by fritbjorn
The Best Phase of the Trend: The Expansion PhaseBeing a successful trader requires the ability to identify the phase of the trend with the highest probability of success. The best opportunities arise during the expansion phase, where the prevailing trend resumes, pushing the market to new highs or lows. This phase is characterized by swift, decisive market moves with minimal pullbacks, aligning strongly with the overall trend. My Trading Steps: 1. Define the Primary Trend on the Daily Identify the dominant trend (uptrend or downtrend) to establish the broader market context. 2. Look for a Countertrend on H4/H1 Spot corrections or pullbacks against the primary trend, signaling potential setups. 3. Find a Trigger Candle Watch for a Marubozu-like candle at the zone of the countertrend line break or the last clean, untested breakdown. 4. Exit Rules Exit the position if the price closes below the trigger line. 5. Take Profits Target key Fibonacci levels and significant support/resistance zones. a countertrend on H4/H1 This is an 80% Setup: Targeting Fibo 138.2 The strategy has an 80% success rate when the target is set to the Fibonacci 138.2 level, calculated from the closing prices of the correction. This precise targeting aligns with the expansion phase of the trend, ensuring high-probability entries and exits while maximizing potential profits. ——— We may not know what will happen, but we can prepare ourselves to respond effectively to whatever unfolds. Stay grounded, stay present. 🏄🏼‍♂️ Your comments and support are appreciated! 👊🏼
TVC:DXYEducation
by TheMarketFlow
Quick Analysis Just before Christmas Hey there, So, I though of doing a quick market review just before Christmas, hoping to bring some extra insight into whats happening in the markets this week. Also note that this is but just my opinion and my view of the markets, it should in no way be used or interpreted as advice or signals, but rather as a reference and a soundboard. Furthermore, I wish you all a happy, blessed and merry Christmas and a successful and profitable new year.
TVC:DXY
by DeanMuller
idea on a chart US Dollar (USD) continues to trade near its 2-year highs. Dollar Index (DXY) was last seen at 108.23, OCBC’s FX analysts Christopher Wong notes. USD continues to trade near its 2-year high “Daily momentum is mild bullish while RSI rose into overbought conditions. Resistance at 108.50, 109 levels. Support at 107.20, 106.70 (21 DMA). Day ahead watch US data – core PCE, personal income/spending and Uni of Michigan sentiment. Market liquidity is increasingly thinner and fluid pricing can exacerbate FX moves. A softer than expected print may provide a breather for risk proxies and tame USD bulls.”
TVC:DXY
by EZIO-FX
USD$ is set to rise. On Monday I said the opposite: Falling I stand corrected on what I published last Monday right before the Asia session, I think a rushed analysis and when you see what you want to see in a chart to support an idea, it can all go wrong. Or did the USD$ have such a bullish week to turn the charts around in such a short space of time. I don't know but both the Daily and Weekly chart of the USDX have a very bullish W/Bottom. For those who don't know these patterns, they are basically a double/bottom or bottom1 & a bottom 2 and a W is formed as price is written up to a Neckline which is the yellow lines on the daily and weekly charts here. I initially thought and stated that the USD$ may run up to 1.11 /1.12 and from a technical standpoint of these W/bottoms that is exactly where price may end up. But lots can happen in the meantime. Briefly on Gold and Silver: The Gold price has turned around bullishly after turning down in a Double/Top for many days. This turnaround also coincides with the bottom trend-line which is also the bottom line of a Triangle formation on the daily. Next trading day I would expect Gold to continue to climb for a couple of sessions before turning back down to the trend line and bottom of Daily-triangle which is all but complete and price would then either breakdown or breakout from triangle. I think that despite the USD$ continuing to climb, the Gold price will do the same thing and climb but probably won't go to an ATH just yet. Silver has a bearish Head n Shoulders on the Daily. Price will retest the sell area next session on the daily which means the Silver price will get a false Long rally and selling will resume into the daily H n S pattern. The Silver price is right on the daily 200ema and back in January and February 2024 price got a little below the 200ema and then took off on a Long rally. Same thing expected, the HnS will play out and price will fall back a little more and then a buying spree and rally upwards will commence in Silver, possible just before the New Year.
PEPPERSTONE:USDXLong
by Easy_Explosive_Trading
Long dxyCurrently believed that dxy is or has started a wave 5 impulse to new highs. I believe that this will cause corrections across stock and crypto markets, potentially for next two years. Bitcoin may have toped, I, a, looking for a pull back to low 70 this next 12months being a A wave on a large scale corrections, with a push up before failure and settling around 40k regions before a few impulse out to 180k. I will monitor for sideways accumulation around 45-40k. This is my current bearish plan 21.12.2024
TVC:DXYShort
by belikeliquid
two buy positions on the DXY (U.S. DOLLAR INDEX)Here’s a structured plan for managing two buy positions on the DXY: --- 1. Entry Plan First Buy Position: Entry: 107.000 Likely Reason: Anticipation of strong support at this level, possibly near a significant technical or psychological level. Second Buy Position: Entry: 107.830 Likely Reason: Market reversal or breakout confirmation at this higher level. TVC:DXY 2. Risk Management Stop-Loss Levels: For the 107.000 position: Below 106.800 (to avoid a deeper pullback). For the 107.830 position: Below 107.500 (to account for short-term fluctuations). Position Sizing: Use smaller lot sizes for the second position if risk increases near resistance zones. --- 3. Take-Profit Strategy Conservative Targets: For both positions, a short-term take-profit can be set at 108.200, which may align with minor resistance. Aggressive Targets: Extend profit-taking to 108.500 or 109.000, depending on momentum and fundamental triggers. --- 4. Monitoring Key Levels Support Zones: Strong support at 107.000: Look for price consolidation here if it drops further. Resistance Zones: 108.000–108.200: Watch for profit-taking or reversal at these levels. 109.000: A more aggressive upside target.
TVC:DXYLong
by TRADE_CENTER_1
DXY Will Go Up From Support! Long! Please, check our technical outlook for DXY. Time Frame: 12h Current Trend: Bullish Sentiment: Oversold (based on 7-period RSI) Forecast: Bullish The market is testing a major horizontal structure 106.945. Taking into consideration the structure & trend analysis, I believe that the market will reach 108.251 level soon. P.S We determine oversold/overbought condition with RSI indicator. When it drops below 30 - the market is considered to be oversold. When it bounces above 70 - the market is considered to be overbought. Like and subscribe and comment my ideas if you enjoy them!
TVC:DXYLong
by SignalProvider
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