US30 I've never witnessed both the DXY and asset categories like the Dow, Nas and the SxP move in the same direction.. Along w spiking prices in the crypto pool, it's not tooo farfetched to say that our wealth transfer is currently going on. The dollar going down in value would indicate that indexes and metals should go up.. But they're bearish in nature right now. So it's like, dollars are hitting the cash register but our negatively-correlated assets are either staying on the shelf and/or being returned quicker than buyers can even remove the chicken stock off the shelf.. DXY going down indicates that equity is definitely being traded for assets... but what fuckin' aisle are y'all in? So we're just done w the Timbs? Pumas is in? BEARfoot? Something is being bought..
DXY Powell stated that despite uncertainty, the U.S. economy remains stable, with a strong labor market and inflation nearing the 2% long-term target. He emphasized that the Fed will distinguish signals from noise in economic data, refrain from rushing decisions, and wait for clearer trends before taking action.
DXY you see how it went slightly up and then down, the NFP report was healthy and so was others, cumulatively the entire reports were positive showing strong employment numbers but then usd is pushed down anticipating next months numbers as per narratives from various media sources. This is how market manipulation works, create narrative that suits the powerful. Ideally DXY should have rallied
DXY The US announced that non-farm payrolls increased by 151,000 in February, lower than the market expectation of 160,000. The US unemployment rate in February was 4.1%, expected to be 4.00%, and the previous value was 4.00%.
US30 I've never witnessed both the 
DXY and asset categories like the Dow, Nas and the SxP move in the same direction.. Along w spiking prices in the crypto pool, it's not tooo farfetched to say that our wealth transfer is currently going on. The dollar going down in value would indicate that indexes and metals should go up.. But they're bearish in nature right now. So it's like, dollars are hitting the cash register but our negatively-correlated assets are either staying on the shelf and/or being returned quicker than buyers can even remove the chicken stock off the shelf.. 
