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This chart is a UUP daily chart which is a bullish US dollar ETF, and is the one I reference most often on the blog. I have put some notes on the chart showing some a potential breakout of a falling wedge. This particular pattern is typically a very explosive chart pattern. It often ends a larger down trend and can signal major trend change. Also it is ideal for call options, because the rate of advance after a breakout is usually about 3 times as fast as the prior decline.
So, for trading purposes I am once again hoping to catch a major reversal on the dollar. There have been a few similar trades that have been stopped out over the last few months, and it is a similar situation here where I am hoping for a quick advance to get the stop up to breakeven and then let it run.
So, for trading purposes I am once again hoping to catch a major reversal on the dollar. There have been a few similar trades that have been stopped out over the last few months, and it is a similar situation here where I am hoping for a quick advance to get the stop up to breakeven and then let it run.
This is just an hourly chart of UUP showing the breakout in closer detail. Usually a real breakout from this type of wedge will not have price fall back into the wedge, though it may consolidate above the trendline (in the yellow area).
Also I wanted to post a couple links to recent things I've read regarding the dollar to show two sides of the sentiment and realization of what is/may be occurring.
This first link is from Karl Denninger showing what I would presume to be the smart money acting on the reality of the credit situation in our monetary sytem.
http://market-ticker.denninger.net/archives/1539-Possible-Credit-Dislocation-Be-Warned.html
The following are links to the Web Bot Project, which I do think is a very interesting project, but really can't agree that the collective conscious should be expected to get major financial turns right. My inclination is that this is a good contrarian signal that the dollar may be bottoming, but we'll see.
Web Bot Project, Further Comments
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