PowerShares DB US Dollar Index Bullish Fund (UUP)

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  • commenter
    Fish Gone
    Bad
    Aug 21 08:52 PM
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    Today's Action: Crude Crushes the Dollar; Financials Threaten [view article]
    Another excellent and insightful article, thank you. Keep up the good work.

    Clark Jenkins
    FishGoneBad.com     Reply
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    madasiwannab
    e
    Aug 21 08:48 PM
    Today's Action: Crude Crushes the Dollar; Financials Threaten [view article]
    I think the mutuals backed out of the financials and went back to commodities again. One only needs to look at the market volumes over the last 2 weeks to see the migration. The rise in oil has nothing to do with reality. The flood of speculators into the NYMEX creates irrational rallies across the board. We only notice the oil though.

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    Diamond Lou
    Aug 21 06:11 PM
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    Is the 'Commodity Super Cycle' Dead or Alive? [view article]
    Paul and Shark,

    Gold will remain a currency and survive as a storehouse of value as it has done for centuries. If anything - it is the U.S. fiat currency that will not.

    IMHO     Reply
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    Balderdash
    Aug 21 05:15 PM
    Good News / Bad News for the Dollar [view article]
    This is typical Keynesian thinking.

    Monetary stimulus is inflationary.

    Having the government taking on 5T in mortgage obligations put the taxpayers on the hook for rising loan defaults. Since no politician will raise taxes to cover this, they're going to flush our currency down the toilet to cover the losses.

    None of this is dollar bullish. It's dollar bullsh*%.     Reply
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    CrossProfit
    Aug 21 05:01 PM
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    Today's Action: Crude Crushes the Dollar; Financials Threaten [view article]
    Yes, the dollar is reacting to the price of oil and not the other way around. Finally someone got it right.

    See: www.crossprofit.com/ar...
    "Stocks on the Verge, Then and Now"

    If lower consumption can bring down the price of crude, then the dollar can go up again. The "IF" is a big if.

    CrossProfit     Reply
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    Ishortyou
    Aug 21 02:54 PM
    Today's Action: Crude Crushes the Dollar; Financials Threaten [view article]
    With Europe entering financial slow down expect to dollar to go stronger. Reply
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    unimpressedp
    ragmatist
    Aug 21 01:43 PM
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    Is the 'Commodity Super Cycle' Dead or Alive? [view article]
    God deliver us from chartists! They bring truth to the adage "that figures don't lie but liars sure can figure". Speculation is the heart and soul of the markets. Super speculators have always been active and will always be active. I suggest the chartists pack up their drawing tools and get a real job. We have all the bullcrap we need coming out of Washington and the various state capitals. Reply
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    unimpressedp
    ragmatist
    Aug 21 01:37 PM
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    Support for Crude at $111? [view article]
    While you are busily constructing your charts, reality is marching on. As noted by sharksm in the comments, charting is useless in energy markets. They move too, quickly, to be plotted in the real time framework in which they exist.

    Incidentally, did you notice that oil went over $121, today? Speculators have played out their shorts strategy, taken more egregious profits, and are, now, driving up prices, again. Meanwhile the stupid Democrats in the Congress, led by the dimwit from San Francisco are taking their full 5 week vacations as if nothing is wrong, anywhere, in the world.

    If the electorate re-elects these yo-yos in November, they get, exactly, what they deserve. The Repubs are not much better but, at least, they recognize that Drill Here, Drill Now is the only viable solution to the energy crisis.
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    Georgey
    Aug 21 12:29 PM
    Eye on Currency Impact and ETFs [view article]
    I wonder why volume is so low on the China currency cny and cyb symbols . Reply
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    User 201843
    Aug 21 11:55 AM
    Is the 'Commodity Super Cycle' Dead or Alive? [view article]
    Gold is at
    PETROLE / DEVISES / TAUX
    EUR/USD 1.4867 $ +0.81%
    Euribor 1 an 5.306 % -0.15%
    Gold Index 834.75 +2.77%
    Pétrole (New York) 121.57 USD +5.20%

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    ozzy43
    Aug 21 11:09 AM
    Commodities Correction: Painful but Healthy [view article]
    Maybe Paul is on to something - instead of charting and technical analysis, perhaps we should start praying to the animal spirits, building animistic totems in our living rooms, etc. Then again, probably not. Reply
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    Scott in
    Chicago
    Aug 21 10:24 AM
    U.S. Dollar's Rise Has a Dark Side - Merrill [view article]
    Is there someplace to see Rosenberg's stuff without being an ML client? Reply
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    GMiki
    Aug 21 10:22 AM
    Commodities Correction: Painful but Healthy [view article]
    Paul, The so-called bear is starting to back away. That's called fundamentals. miki Reply
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    ksmithdc
    Aug 21 10:05 AM
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    U.S. Dollar's Rise Has a Dark Side - Merrill [view article]
    Things in the EU deteriorate which strengthens the U.S. dollar, and this is a bad thing for us? Would he rather things strengthen in the EU, thus driving up the Euro and drive down the dollar? Reply
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    Simple Simon
    Aug 21 09:23 AM
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    Is the 'Commodity Super Cycle' Dead or Alive? [view article]
    Excellent. I appreciate the thought and effort that went into this-some of it eyebrow raising. Thanks. Reply

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