Goldman Calls a Bottom in the Dollar 8 comments
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Dollar strength will not be a straight line..... nevertheless, dollar lows are almost certainly behind us. - “Calling A Bottom In The Dollar”, Goldman Sachs
... the euro ‘rubber band’ is stretched as far as it’s ever been stretched. That means expect a rise in the dollar, and a fall in the euro. - Steve Sjuggerud, “The Best Speculation In The World Right Now”, Daily Wealth, August 8, 2008
There are really two big stories in financial markets right now and they’re related: oil weakness and dollar strength. That’s driving everything right now - including the powerful stock market rally over the last 2 weeks.
Goldman Sachs has issued a report titled “Calling A Bottom In The Dollar” that resulted in a continued surge of the dollar against the euro - from $1.55 in the middle of last week to $1.48 yesterday. That’s a 4.5%, 1 week move - a huge move for currency markets.
I’ve called the top in the Euro vs. $ twice before this year:
“Looks Like A Top In The Euro”, Top Gun FP, February 7, 2008
“Front Page WSJ Article On Bernanke’s Speech Yesterday”, Top Gun FP , June 4, 2008
I’m calling it for a third time: the dollar low versus the euro is in!!!!
This is an important development for financial markets.
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On the other hand, the strenght of the Dollar combined with the perceived EuroZone weakness will destroy the Internaltional Market earnings currently proping up the S&P. Its not only a matter of sales but of currency conversion.
Meanwhile, the 4.5% drop means inflation in Europe has just jumped. They are less likely to lower interest rates any time soon since fighting inflation is their only function.
Core inflation in the US also hit a speed bump. The Minimum Wage, phase 1 has just kicked in for the world's largest union, the minimum wage worker. There is no Light to be seen in the Tunnel. More and more "problems" are surfacing for the Financials and they are being forced to sell more and more assets into an already depressed market.
A stronger dollar because of War is not something to be wished for.
You see, you have forgotten Israel-Iran, and God-forbid Obama winning, and the on-going Russia vs.everyone else in Europe saga. Then, of course, there is the dismantling of the US economy by the brainless wonders in the Fed and Treasury.
I, personally, have been buying (and take physical possession) of gold and silver all the way down--as far as it goes--UNTIL the uptick starts...then (you) rats will start jumping off the USS Dollar!!!!!!!