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US Dollar on Plan

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US dollar (DXY) has activated its Inverted H&S, Gold/Silver maintains its uptrend, watch silver going foward…

I do not make predictions because I do not pretend to be a guru.* But NFTRH has been tracking what has been an uptrend in the US dollar for all of 2021, keeping us well aware of the potentials being realized from late summer into the fall. A higher low was made in May and now a higher high, completing an Inverted Head & Shoulders pattern that we’ve been projecting since USD put in the theoretical right side shoulder last spring.

Until recently it was a projection. Now it is active after testing the (dashed) neckline, holding the (blue) 50 day average and busting to a new high for the cycle. Simple, no predictions but a heck of a lot of attention and respect for the process.

You can see the three targets we’ve had laid out for the world’s reserve currency, which has logically caused market stress of late. It’s as simple as ‘you live (pump markets) by devaluing the currency, you die (markets correct) when it rebels. Now if the rebellion does not become something more than moderate and should end at target #1, we’ll probably go back to our regularly scheduled programming of pervasive inflation problems on the macro.

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Stripped Naked

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The closets of America are filled with garments that are either seldom used or have never been used. I won’t speak to specific family members, but let’s just say that all of us could get back with 10% of the clothes we own. Probably more like 5%. In any case, people get bored, and they have nothing else to do, so they lumber around malls and buy stuff they don’t need. As the economic gets worse for the lower classes, however, this is going to start to die off, and we can see this exhibited in a gallery of clothing retailers. Here are an assortment of the forthcoming plungers………..

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