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  •  q_import
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1.135 is today's high for EU. get ready to short
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There is something brewing the setup I am use to seeing has deviated from course but not so much as I would call it and hang up my short positions.
More like they are having a liquidity issue.

Oh they where waiting for GU.. lol
 
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{quote} As you see it is not negative, it is 14%. But when you compare it with inflation the return is negative. So yeah in the end lira tanks, and it will. BUT, if CB chairman were to say "we are going to raise rates soon" without hiking the rates, just a bluff, it would cause lira to appreciate a lot. Just until the next meeting though. It would tank again if they weren't raise the rates in the next meeting. So a trader would buy the rumour first, then he would sell the fact. While the investor was selling and waiting, trader would make money...
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the real rate is very negative ,no point in throwing other categories of the type of trader someone is
the higher inflation goes the more negative rates go until the fed really deal with the problem which is specific to to the times
this is why I'm saying some of you guys are stuck in the past with your ideas ,inflation is way hotter than the fed ever reckoned, now they got a dilemma

Thats why the $ falls at the same time as raising rates talk
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other things are devaluing much faster V $ than comparing of fiat ,all fiat look ugly
like houses or general commodities or stock market
maybe bitcoin recent times
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If we stay below S - short
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{quote} the real rate is very negative ,no point in throwing other categories of the type of trader someone is the higher inflation goes the more negative rates go until the fed really deal with the problem which is specific to to the times this is why I'm saying some of you guys are stuck in the past with your ideas ,inflation is way hotter than the fed ever reckoned, now they got a dilemma Thats why the $ falls at the same time as raising rates talk
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Dollar is not falling, it dipped, because banks found liquidity on the down and is going back up again. Macroeconomics are not stuck in the past, it is the way it works. You are still debating about macroeconomics, yet you are still not getting it. Learn first, understand it and than you can debate about it.
 
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{quote} the real rate is very negative ,no point in throwing other categories of the type of trader someone is the higher inflation goes the more negative rates go until the fed really deal with the problem which is specific to to the times this is why I'm saying some of you guys are stuck in the past with your ideas ,inflation is way hotter than the fed ever reckoned, now they got a dilemma Thats why the $ falls at the same time as raising rates talk
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Pardon me? USD falls? Where dude? EURUSD is going down since the last summer and DXY goes up since then. What chart are you looking at? 1 hour? The guy who blames me for being outdated uses candlestick patterns and trendlines, and seems like he draws wrong trendlines in EURUSD chart.

Your analysis is wrong and it's proved wrong. You are outdated not us, since you only had 2 winners in 2021.

Anyways, i was arguing with you to inform people properly and protect them from your misleading info. Not that i am willing to talk to you. You are too stubborn, and you never accept what you did wrong.

All in all, negative rate concept is not wrong but even in negative rate cases currency can strengthen against the others. Because for a currency to appreciate, it doesn't have to beat the other currency all the time, it just needs to beat it's own old performance. For example let's look at EURUSD:

EURUSD went down to 1.12 in early December, because of hawkish FED and dovish ECB and also higher than expected core inflation and growth numbers from Euro Area. Also US unemployment rate fell a lot too, which made the markets price in a very hawkish FED.

But what caused this pullback? On 16th December ECB decided to reduce PEPP, which means they are tapering, and that is hawkish. So a hawkish ECB caused this pullback and market decided to price EURUSD around 1.13-1.14

So Euro did not beat the USD, since ECB is way behind of the FED when it comes to tightening, but Euro beat it's own old performance.
 
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If you believe in following trend lines, then look at the 55 DMA and 100 DMA. I think that if the daily candle closes under the 55 DMA today, then the bulls are done. If not, then maybe they can try to reach the 100 DMA this week or next. {image}
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stuck around the 55 DMA so far today and the bulls look exhausted already
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FED's current interest rate is 0.25%, which basically means you will get 0.25% interest annually for holding your savings in the bank. So basically this is the interest you GET. This is set by the FED, not by the free markets. US 10 year treasury yield (US10Y) is currently 1.87% which means you will at least pay 1.87% interest for your loans (at least 1.87%, you will likely to pay more than that) and this is the interest that you PAY. This is set by the free markets and changes everyday. If the FED hikes that 0.25% interest rate and it will, this...
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This is all you need about the rates as traders guys.
 
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{quote} Pardon me? USD falls? Where dude? EURUSD is going down since the last summer and DXY goes up since then. What chart are you looking at? 1 hour? The guy who blames me for being outdated uses candlestick patterns and trendlines, and seems like he draws wrong trendlines in EURUSD chart. Your analysis is wrong and it's proved wrong. You are outdated not us, since you only had 2 winners in 2021. Anyways, i was arguing with you to inform people properly and protect them from your misleading info. Not that i am willing to talk to you. You are too...
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There is no need to talk to the dimwits. Their ignorance is beyond imagination.

It will be entertaining to see them borrowing $100 from the bank and yelling to only pay back $93 next year because "they gained 7.23% from the negative interest rate". Yo, why not borrow as much money one can from the bank and sit for a year profiting from the "7.23% gain"?

These people don't trade, never loan or invest. Therefore they never understand dollar value and buying power.
 
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By hiking the rates, FED will make people wanna keep their money on savings accounts and reduce the amount of money that's been spending and circulating.
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What about if a company doesn't want to keep USD due to higher interest rates? Can't they convert it to some other currency and invest it outside of the U.S. to support their operations?
don't believe in mumbo jumbo from gurus
 
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{quote} Pardon me? USD falls? Where dude? EURUSD is going down since the last summer and DXY goes up since then. What chart are you looking at? 1 hour? The guy who blames me for being outdated uses candlestick patterns and trendlines, and seems like he draws wrong trendlines in EURUSD chart. Your analysis is wrong and it's proved wrong. You are outdated not us, since you only had 2 winners in 2021. Anyways, i was arguing with you to inform people properly and protect them from your misleading info. Not that i am willing to talk to you. You are too...
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This is where patience needs to be practiced. Holding EU until traders give up and then they go south
Confused right now!!
 
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  •  Bones
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new rule
if you don't know what a real rate is your not allowed to quote me
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new rule if you don't know what a real rate is your not allowed to quote me
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Stop talking about macroeconomics, you have no idea what you're doing when it comes to that topic. We are on to you so you don't give new traders false information. Stop talking about macroeconomics and go educate yourself first. You are talking about interest rate for the past two days, and you are not getting it. Stop stretching it.
 
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{quote} {image}
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Stop talking about macroeconomics, you have no idea what you're doing when it comes to that topic. We are on to you so you don't give new traders false information. Stop talking about macroeconomics and go educate yourself first. You are talking about interest rate for the past two days, and you are not getting it. Stop stretching it.
 
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other things are devaluing much faster V $ than comparing of fiat ,all fiat look ugly like houses or general commodities or stock market maybe bitcoin recent times {image}
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Stop talking about macroeconomics, you have no idea what you're doing when it comes to that topic. We are on to you so you don't give new traders false information. Stop talking about macroeconomics and go educate yourself first. You are talking about interest rate for the past two days, and you are not getting it. Stop stretching it.
 
 
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{quote} the real rate is very negative ,no point in throwing other categories of the type of trader someone is the higher inflation goes the more negative rates go until the fed really deal with the problem which is specific to to the times this is why I'm saying some of you guys are stuck in the past with your ideas ,inflation is way hotter than the fed ever reckoned, now they got a dilemma Thats why the $ falls at the same time as raising rates talk
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Stop talking about macroeconomics, you have no idea what you're doing when it comes to that topic. We are on to you so you don't give new traders false information. Stop talking about macroeconomics and go educate yourself first. You are talking about interest rate for the past two days, and you are not getting it. Stop stretching it.
 
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  • Jan 19, 2022 9:28am Jan 19, 2022 9:28am
  •  tommydoginti
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{quote} {image}
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Hey Bones I hate to say but you don't really belong here.

We trade Fx here. USD can be weak from now on no one knows, but the fact is USD strength dropped from Mar 2020 and raised since Feb 2021. Gold is no longer bound with USD but as a reference XAU peaked in Aug 2020.
When trading, we only look at relative strength.

If you are to compare USD with commodities, that is purchasing power. Better warn those in Metals Mine, Energy Exch and Crypto Craft

Good luck in your trading in mind.

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  •  Techanalyst
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Forex:

Fundamentally everything leads to GDP, inflation, interest rates and risk sentiment.
 
 
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  •  suthmo
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The claim the fed reserve was created to help us from bank runs lol.
They helped us by printing enough debt paper to reach the moon.
Thanks Fed
The private corporation that issues the moon elevator of debt paper.
Is the corner stone of US economy
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They're saving us with central banking can you feel that salvation folks?
Founder of Sutherland Wave Principle
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