How Much Will the Dollar 'Buck Up' from Here? [View article]
Dear Macro,
Thanks again for your work, but the only point that needs to be made here is the striking similarity point.
It's called a "BUBBLE", Macro, and now we are in an "ANTI-BUBBLE".
Most of the time, your brilliant, multi-faceted macroeconomic analysis is what's right about the market.
This time, however, the answer is a lot simpler: traders. Traders made this bubble and traders are bursting it. I thought that the euro was going to $1.85 or so, but the double-top fooled me. The trough between the two peaks came just when I thought the highest height would have come and now the euro is back on the bubble track - this time on the other side of the hill.
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Dear Macro,
Thanks again for your work, but the only point that needs to be made here is the striking similarity point.
It's called a "BUBBLE", Macro, and now we are in an "ANTI-BUBBLE".
Most of the time, your brilliant, multi-faceted macroeconomic analysis is what's right about the market.
This time, however, the answer is a lot simpler: traders. Traders made this bubble and traders are bursting it. I thought that the euro was going to $1.85 or so, but the double-top fooled me. The trough between the two peaks came just when I thought the highest height would have come and now the euro is back on the bubble track - this time on the other side of the hill.
Euro $1.30 is a mortal lock.