$USD (USDindex.FX)$dollar is going up but not gaining strength...only against other currencies it is..our purchasing power is still declining with it. to me a sense of falseness as Trump's tariffs will further inflate prices passed onto the consumer
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their plans are to cripple others currencies to force them into digital assets that are worse than the dollar because it's programmable money. cash is physical money. they think they can create more revenue in taxes if people didn't have physical cash because nobody would be able to do anything under the table off the books then and cheat which is bullshit they just want to control us using digital currencies
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it's just a scam for MMs to take money is all ...get retail going one way then boom they flip the switch algorithms go the other way retail has no time to sell before they do
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An argument could be made for that which I have shared in previous videos, although if the US heads into recession the dollar could begin a descent. Foreign demand for US dollars continues to remain high due to dollar denominated debt and foreign investment in the US stock market.
$SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY.US)$$USD (USDindex.FX)$This article is echoing my thoughts as to why dollar strength is increasing. Economies (and markets) outside of the US are suffering while US exceptionalism persists. Foreign investors, buying US dollars, to buy US equities. However, I don't believe the US is immune to recession so what happens when we finally get to that point? 🤔 Imagine both domestic and foreign investors pulling their capital out of the US stock market at a record pace, each one tr...
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dirty bomb inside the US Drone Building CEO claims mysterious drones may be searching for nuclear material, raising alarm over missing warheads
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i dont see a high probability that us falls into recession at this point of time but regardless i am positioning in bonds for 2025 as a de-risk hedge
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I am not a fan of the current administration. Greatest military in the world and we're expected to believe it happened on accident?
On Thursday morning, after Wednesday had produced a November CPI report that confirmed at least a two-month reacceleration of consumer level prices (with a third month certainly on the way), the BLS released its data for November producer prices in the form of its PPI report. November PPI was indeed hot, hotter than November CPI had been. On a month over month basis, headline November PPI printed at growth of 0.4%, up from 0.2% in October, while core PPI actually slow...
Alster OP : Back to 107 at least