US Dollar Index Market Analysis

For the past decade, with more e-trading developments and accessibility to the markets have made it easier to monitor market behavior during market holidays. The up-coming trading period before the Thanksgiving holiday would prove to be one of those times where a handful of institutional and majors players would again be in place. Although with an expected mix bag of market directional movements and the general trend developments into a bullish advance through the year end from thereon as a comparison as far back in 2008 that should not be discounted unless otherwise proven not to follow the cyclical pattern hereunto.



US Dollar Index Weekly Candlestick Chart



However,as for the US Dollar unexpected downward distortion after touching the 79.83 by dropping back down in October for a re-test of the 74.72 low was the appropriate corrective move in preparing for the 2nd leg higher where the market conditions are presently at. The backlash of news reports from both continents have been dragging this lagging recovery which should be respected from the market behavior. As price movements by market numbers doesn't lie. And the only way that we can stay unbias of any market analysis is to always trade with a level playing field in any given position(s) while in the market. For the Technical description & Analysis, please refer to our website at http://www.megatrade101.com/

The coming holiday trading conditions will certainly be a complicating factor for trading the US dollar. For the time-being, focusing our attention on the backdrop for financial strains; with the European market’s are particularly stressed; with both the EU and other major US Financial bank's exposure to the EU debt crisis have been a huge part of this global recovery. Money market funds have significantly reduced exposure to EU banks, though the ill-effects have nevertheless found their way into funding costs in the US system.

These are the underlying issues that we should consider to be critical rather than the ineffective event of risk aversion and appetite in the market place. The coming crucial reports this week; including the 2nd reading of the third (3Q) quarter GDP on TUES NOV. 22, the Fed minutes, the UK BOE MINUTES on WED. NOV. 23; US durable goods,the University of Michigan Consumer Confidence Nov.numbers and personal spending and on the EURO ZONE side would be Germany and the UK's Nov. 24 GDP figures.

All this reports would occur towards before and after the end of the trading week of the Thanksgiving holiday which would provide the market with an ever increasing volatility from lack of liquidity in a thinly traded market to position adjustments and liquidation for the rest of the month of November towards the end of the trading year. However, pay close attention to market behavior as these are the ripe times to consider.

Just a side precautionary note where we would like to quote the words of Gordon Gekko from the movie Wall Street - Money never sleeps..."bulls make money, bears make money...but pigs get slaughtered".

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