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inthemoneystocks' Blog : Futures Off The Lows, Here Is Why

Date September 23, 2011    Comments Comments (1)    Rate this post Recommend This Post (41)   
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The major stock market indexes have rallied off of the pre-market morning lows. Once again, when the U.S. Dollar Index declines the major stock indexes will inflate and trade higher. The U.S. Dollar Index could be the most important chart for any trader or investor to follow at this time. If, the U.S. Dollar Index can plummet lower the stock market could probably rally. Is this really a sign of a healthy economy and market? The answer to that question is no, however, as a trader this is something that we must all know and understand.


Traders should realize that energy and commodity stocks will usually react the most to a weak U.S. Dollar Index. Commodity stocks such as Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc (NYSE:FCX), Southern Copper Corp (NYSE:SCCO), U.S. Steel Corp (NYSE:X), and Exxon Mobil Corp (NYSE:XOM) are likely to see bounces on any U.S. Dollar Index weakness. Traders that do not have access to the U.S. Dollar Index can follow the PowerShares DB US Dollar Index Bullish(NYSE:UUP).


 


Nicholas Santiago


InTheMoneyStocks.com


Tags : UUP   FCX   SCCO   XOM   X  

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Author JaiH     Date September 25, 2011 08:59 Abuse this post Report Abuse
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We all know by now, that when risk in off, people buy US dollars and sell assests and do otherwise when risk is on. But that relationship does not help you make money. So think of something that will help traders make money.
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