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Strategies & Market Trends : The coming US dollar crisis
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To: Real Man who wrote (3916)2/5/2008 7:26:09 PM
From: RockyBalboa  Read Replies (1) of 71456
 
I paid a second look and the N225 is so much weaker than the others, barely green when the going was good until June and now even weaker as all avoid stock.

Interesting concept: The inflation is exported to china, the stagnation to Japan (and coincidentally the Yen rises and the BOJ stays pat when others in pac rim hike).

One tech trader pointed out that the steeply falling European bond yield as the GBL contract broke out of its usual 116 range, adding that this is the expression of rate pressures on the ECB.
(I remember this concept from the US Treasury where the long end clearly pointed out where we are headed to).

This does not bode well for the Euro currency and together with an ugly chart reading the plot thickens for a flag breakout (to the down side), much like we saw it in 2000. He adds, only the timing depends on whether the ECB succumbs to rate cuts. The Euro could come down sooner or later. Traders just look for catalysts and whether stars (carry trades, yield differentials and the USD level) align.
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