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Tag Archives: US Dollar Index
72 Hour Call for June 24, 2011
Today’s Call: 10 year US Treasury Bond yield to fall (price to rise). Currently 2.87%. Rationale: Even though there will soon be a heightened risk of default by the US, moves such as releasing oil from the strategic reserve will … Continue reading
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Tagged Oil, Strategic Oil Reserve, US Debt Ceiling, US Dollar Index, US Treasury Bond
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72 Hour Call for June 21, 2011
Today’s Call: US Dollar Index to fall. Currently 74.61. Rationale: The Federal Reserve is beginning its policy meeting today surrounded by the news of an economy that is “headed for” (already in) a depression. Anticipation of Greek “progress” via a … Continue reading
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Tagged Capital One Financial Corporation, COF, Federal Reserve, Greece, Stimulus, US Debt Ceiling, US Dollar, US Dollar Index
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72 Hour Call for June 17, 2011
Today’s Call: Dow Jones Industrial Average to rise. Currently 12,004. Rationale: Despite the fact that there is simply no good news or reason to buy stocks right now, the increases in the M2 Monetary base generally go into the stock market … Continue reading
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Tagged DJIA, Dow Jones Industrial Average, M2 Monetary Base, US Dollar Index
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72 Hour Call for June 14, 2011
Today’s Call: US Dollar Index to fall. Currently 74.44. Rationale: It appears that the march out of US Treasuries and into cash has begun. Big banks really have no choice. With the US political establishment in gridlock on the debt … Continue reading
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Tagged Corn, FED, Federal Reserve, Key Statistics, US Dollar Index, US Treasury Bond
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72 Hour Call for May 26, 2011
Today’s Call: Dow Jones Industrial Average to fall. Currently 12,402. Rationale: Dow rose today on mostly bearish news. Ripe for a selloff. Key Dow financials components are being seen as weak. Combination of selling and stronger dollar to lower Dow. … Continue reading
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Tagged Dow Jones Industrial Average, Economic Slowdown, US Dollar Index
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72 Hour Call for May 23, 2011
Today’s Call: USD Index to rise. Currently 76.14. Rationale: Sell-offs in stocks and money fleeing the Eurozone to initially land in US Dollar accounts. Result of Call for May 18, 2011: 10 Yr Bond Yield to Rise (Price to fall). … Continue reading
72 Hour Call for May 13, 2011
Today’s Call: USD Index fall. Currently 75.73. Rationale – Today’s Headline news generally positive for the Dollar, anticipate sell off, exiting of dollar positions. Result of Call for May 10, 2011: Citigroup (C) to fall. Was $44.20. Currently $41.83. Good … Continue reading
72 Hour Call for May 2, 2011
Today’s Call: Gold price per ounce to fall. Currently $1,546 Rationale – Dollar oversold and Gold overbought under current conditions. Gold to begin to enter seasonal correction. Result of Call for April 27, 2011: USD Index to fall. Was 73.35, … Continue reading
72 Hour Call for April 28, 2011
Today’s Call: May 11 Soybeans to rise. Currently 1350-2. Rationale – Result of continued storm activity in South and flooding in Mississippi valley to continue to drive speculation of lower crop yields in the US. Result of Call for April … Continue reading
72 Hour Call for April 27, 2011
Today’s Call: USD Index to fall. Currently $73.35 Rationale – US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner gave a speech reiterating that the “Strong Dollar Policy” was still being pursued. Again, statements such as these should be traded against. Result of Call … Continue reading




