DrDovetail

DXY attempting a double bottom breakout.

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TVC:DXY   U.S. Dollar Index
We just achieved a higher high on the daily time frame with DXy’s price action. Considering how long the history of the chart covers (several decades) the larger weekly and monthly time frames lower high/lower low & higher high/higher low sequences are probably more important for bull and bear trends than the 1 day is. So even with a higher high on DXY’s 1 day chart it will still just be another lower high on the weekly and monthly charts unless price action can get above this top green horizontal at $121. So even if DXY were to trigger this double bottom breakout and hit it’s full target of $117 it would still technically be a lower high on the macro timeframes unless it kept going and made it above $121. The current macro chart has been in a lower high/lower low bear pattern since the 70s if not much earlier. Considering the dollar has lost 97% of its purchasing power over the years and we just printed a ton of money and will likely continue to do so with inflation continuing to fly more and more out of control…it seems more likely that DXY’s price action does not get above $121 and instead forms yet another macro lower high before it turns back around. If we do trigger this double bottom pattern however then crypto will likely continue to see prices drop while it heads toward the double bottom target, since the DXY and crypto seem inversely correlated. *not financial advice*
Comment:
As of now it appears like this double bottom breakout is being validated. The question now is will it rach the full breakout target?
Comment:
The breakout got confirmed and we reached about 115 but priceaction now is dumping…if it continues much lower it will confirm the trend change thereby also confirming a lower high and not reaching the full double bottom breakout target.
Comment:
If it does confirm the down trend before hitting the full breakout target this is a sign that the bulls have lost control of DXY.
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