Whilst interest differentials may have been a factor in the USD strength in 2022, the expected lower usage of USD in international trade, esp in the oil and energy sector will have more impact on global demand and therefore it's relative strength vis a vis other major currencies. So even if the Feds tightening policies plateau and remain at around 5% in most of 2023, the USD may still weaken.
@Tiger_chat:Strong Dollar Ends? Consider USD Bear ETF--$UDN to Arbitrage
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RMC has been struggling in China, partly because of the slowdown in the economy, but due to inability to overcome markets scepticism over a new foreign hospital' s professional credentials. Hopefully, the recruitment of a new Greater China biz development head with solid prior experience in this sector in China ( ex Ping An Health) will remedy this!
The positives of an interest rate cut has been overstated. Whilst it will benefit companies and individuals who have floating rate loans, those on fixed rate ( essentially long term ) loans will not benefit The risk is that it will force unwinding of particularly, USD assets funded by JPY borrowings. This will result in a weaker USD already battered by dedollarisation in trade transactions, eroding confidence in USD as a reserve currency ( note latest move by France to illegally seize Russias USD assets) and anxiety over geopolitical risk in the Middle East and Ukraine. The end result will be stagflation. Not a scenario to look forward to.
$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ This is likely to bring more swing voters to Trump especially if Joe Biden insists on standing for reelection despite increasing concerns about his cognitive powers Markets will not react negatively as Trump is generally pro business and transaction inclined. So many geopolitical confrontations now impeding global trade may be peaceably resolved.
The system currently nets the dividends received against the purchase cost of the securities to calculate P/L. This distorts the real P/L of a transaction.
Only if it's on the eve of an earnings report. Or release of some macro economic data like CB meeting minutes, unemployment statistics etc. Otherwise, placement of stop orders will be sufficient to ensure normal sleep
A case of panic short covering rather than a re-rating? Methinks the collateral damage from the crypto fiasco has yet to run it's course, especially in the so called new tech sector.