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ProShares Ultra Semiconductors (NY:USD)

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Greenback has Legs Ahead of the Fed and Jobs
The US dollar turned in a mixed performance last week but ended on a solid note. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Precious Metals Report For Tuesday, Oct. 26
Ira Epstein reviews the day's trading in the metal markets for the trading day just ended, Tuesday, October 26. 
Via Talk Markets
Are The Technicals Anticipating A Soft US GDP Report?
Rising yields and record highs in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq failed to lift the dollar. Indeed, the greenback fell against all the major currencies, even the Japanese yen, against which it had reached new... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Three Days at Camp David and The Global Currency Power of the US Dollar
Fall is the time of the year to announce the recipient of this year’s “Globie”, i.e., the Globalization Book of the Year. The prize is strictly honorific and does not come with a check. 
Via Talk Markets
Market Analysis Of ZAR: USD/ZAR Outlook
Fundamental and technical analysis of the USD/ZAR currency pair with future price outlook. 
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AUD/USD Weekly Forecast: Bears to Extend Losses to 0.72 Before FOMC
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US Dollar Outlook: USD Loses Momentum As Technical Levels Hold Firm
The safe haven US Dollar has recently lost momentum against major currency pairs as fundamentals continue to weigh on risk appetite. 
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The Market Likes The Dollar And The Loonie Even More
US rates and the dollar hardly responded to the disappointing jobs report. The 194k rise in the nonfarm payrolls was the least this year, but of course, it is subject to revisions the way the August... 
Via Talk Markets
Market Briefing For Thursday, Oct. 7
A current 'blackout period' exists where vulnerability for S&P is retained leaving stocks more sensitive to the nuances surrounding the Washington chaos, or energy issues in Europe and here (where Oil... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
After Tough September, Major US Equity Indices Ready For Relief Rally
Investor sentiment has taken a hit in recent weeks and it can continue lower under the right circumstances, although a pause is likely right here and now, helping stocks. 
Via Talk Markets
FX Daily: Testing The Reaction Function
Inflation remains the hot topic in global financial markets and FX will be driven by how central banks respond. This week should culminate in some decent US jobs gains which should keep the Fed on... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Gold Forecast High Goes Bye-Bye
Just as President Nixon nixed the Gold Standard back in '71, so too are we nixing for this year our Gold forecast high of 2401. We are wrong and not even close. Period. 
Via Talk Markets
King Dollar Consolidates
Interest rates, ostensibly the fuel behind the dollar's surge, pullback a little in the US yesterday. However, the greenback's rally continued, lifting it to new highs for the year against sterling,... 
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Quiet But Nervous Start To The New Week
The dollar has begun the new week on a firm note, rising against most major and emerging market currencies. Sterling and the Loonie are the most resilient, while the euro has been sold back below... 
Via Talk Markets
Why Wall Street Loves The Dollar Now
The road to higher Treasury yields finally appears to be clearing up as the Fed edges closer to ending emergency pandemic policies. This is certainly good news to the greenback. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Are Transportation Stocks Setting Up For Monday?
A strong transportation sector is important because this sector helps show the economic demand for goods. And with the holiday season just around the corner, we should see an increase in the movement... 
Via Talk Markets
FX Price Action In The Context Of Global Macro Developments
The dollar was lifted at the start of the last week by safe-haven demand as China's Evergrande multi-month collapse triggered a sort of panic attack by global markets. 
Via Talk Markets
Breaking Key Support In The S&P 500 Could Be A Reversal Opportunity
Friday, the S&P 500 broke an important support level by closing under the 50-Day moving average and this week's low. While this was an important level to break it was also a very clean and obvious... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Consolidation In The Dow Jones Or The Makings Of A Major Top?
While the SPX and NDX have continued to make new highs, the Dow Jones complex (industrials, Transports, utilities) has been going sideways since May. Is it simply consolidating at the intermediate... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Is It Really All About US CPI?
The markets are in a wait-and-see mode, it appears, ahead of the US CPI figures, as it absorbs bond supply from Europe and monitors the potential restructuring of China's Evergrande. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
Don't Resist The Dollar's Pull Ahead Of The FOMC Meeting
The US dollar enjoyed a firmer bias last week despite the disappointing jobs growth reported on September 3. The Norwegian krone was the only major currency that gained against the greenback. 
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FX Daily: Dollar Takes A Back Seat
Friday's soft US jobs report is now favoring a dovish taper from the Fed and has drawn some of the sting out of upside scenarios for the dollar. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Is The Dollar Slump Just Beginning Or Is This The Tail End?
The key question in the foreign exchange market is if the disappointing jobs data confirms and solidifies the dollar's downtrend that has emerged over the last couple of weeks. 
Via Talk Markets
Bad Jobs Report Ahead Of Labor Day
Friday, the Jobs report showed 235,000 new jobs reported for August. This was not good news since the estimate was roughly 500,000 higher. Ouch! 
Via Talk Markets
The Market Boasts Strength While The Dollar Drops And Gold Rises
Friday, the Fed’s Jackson Hole symposium stimulated the market with all 4 major indices closing positive. Due to the improvement in the economy, the Fed feels more comfortable with tapering monetary... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy Interest Rates
How Strong Is The Russell 2000’s Current Rally?
Since the beginning of 2021 the Russell 2000 has been mostly rangebound. The high of the range is around $234, while the low or the range is in the $209 area. 
Via Talk Markets
Pivotal Price Levels the Market Must Hold or Clear Next Week August 1, 2021
The past week's earnings have set the market stage with large tech companies such as Apple, Google, and Microsoft beating earnings estimates. With that said, prices look to be waning not only in the... 
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Why Everyone Should Be Watching IWM And IYT Through Next Week
Though we should continue to watch for strength in the major indices, we should also be hesitant if the Russell 2000 continues to flounder within the middle of its range. 
Via Talk Markets
Rates And Currencies Act Like They Are From Different Planets
Stronger than expected US inflation and retail sales, and counter-intuitively Treasury yields softened, and the dollar strengthened. 
Via Talk Markets
Has The Market Jumped From Cautious To Bullish Sentiment?
IWM and XRT’s recent flip into a bullish phase means they can potentially breakouts to new highs. However, IWM has been rangebound and has a large amount of resistance at $234, so one should be careful... 
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