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So USD

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At this level, it is a problem.

Bond market still complacent.

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Why?

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Liquidity still flowing from RRP.

But this has drawn down.

It has drawn down by pretty much:

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As the Fed's Balance Sheet.

But as this RRP gift ends, the USD will move higher unless another source of liquidity is found. With $7 Trillion in rollovers added to the already stretched bond market, bad things will happen.

On another note an experiment:

Scan: https://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/ScanUI?act=RUN&clauses=[type = stock] AND [country is US] AND [[exchange is NYSE] OR [exchange is NASDAQ]] AND [market cap > 100] AND [Price Relative(SPY) > yesterdays Daily MAX(126,Price Relative(SPY))]

So the above scan should take you to charts meeting the scan's code (whatever that is).

One for the bears (in a different format)

Scan:https://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/ScanUI?act=RUN&clauses=[type = stock] AND [country is US] AND [[exchange is NYSE] OR [exchange is NASDAQ]] AND [market cap > 100] AND [Price Relative(SPY) < yesterdays Daily MIN(126,Price Relative(SPY))]

Probably the second one is more useful speed wise and can drill down to individual names faster.

These are taken from:

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Not sure how many trade the US, but with expanded hours likely to occur, possibly some will shift over.

jog on

duc

*Note

So the scans take you to the list. Simply click on *Candle glance for a whole page of mini charts or *Sharp Charts for larger charts.

I'll be updating in this thread or if enough interest, perhaps its own dedicated thread.