Sorry all the experts here. I am a newbie here. Just wonder what is the correlation between USD and gold? Is it better to buy gold now or after the midterm? Thank you in advance.

NOT so mighty. USD wiped out 3 weeks of gains in just 2 days (with massive downside momentum going into next week), as the Fed vice chair said he's not on board with anymore US rate hikes after December. EURUSD drew a weekly key bullish reversal for the week (uber bearish for the dollar).

My gut tells me do the opposite of his recommendation.

USD is crashing again. EURUSD has rocketed higher 200 pips since Tuesday from 1.121 to 1.141, likely to complete a weekly key reversal (uber-bearish for euro against dollar). And the Asian proxy Ozzie has been totally CRUSHING the dollar. Whether or not it's all over for the dollar, the huge risk is for an inevitable downside crash suddenly that will catch the 89% who are heavily long with their pants down, in a vice of pain. Long USD is almost the most crowded trade out there.

Milton...Before I say what I am about to say, I must note firstly, I adore Real Vision...it is a tremendous resource to provide information/views in an informative way away from mainstream media. And, i gave this specific video thumbs up because i like to hear the presenter's view, but the continued critique i will make on Real Vision (and as seen in this video), is on this section/category "The Trade". I come to "The Trade" section of your site to hear punchy trade ideas...the broad-based commentary and general market views are rightly good, but for other sections. The Trade section should be clear, crisp, specific, and actionable ideas. The simple template for the interviewer is to ask the presenter BEFORE the interview is to prepare the following: investment security(s) used for the trade, specific entry price, specific target price, specific stop loss, catalysts, risks to the trade, and time frame. This should be a simple but specific template that all presenters must fill out before the show and told to viewers; they can talk about more than that, but each trade should have each element of the aforementioned. General views--such as this one--is fine in other sections of RV, but please keep the "Trade" section to specific and actionable trades. As a professional trader time is limited, so I want to hear the nuts and bolts of the trade...if i want a more qualitative broad view with those specifics, i can listen to the other interview sections...the trade section should be for traders, where the rubber meets the road, and we are specific. Would greatly appreciate if you can stick to always having those investment criteria as core elements...otherwise, its kind of theoretical/conversational. I have mentioned this feedback before, and editors stuck to it for a while, but now am seeing more slippage again with broad recommendations, non-specific targets/stop loss levels , etc...pls include this suggested minimum criteria for all "The Trades" section pieces, or put if not, put those that don't have it, then put those open-ended recommendations in other sections. Again...don't get me wrong..I love RV..just keep it focused/categorized/actionable in the corresponding sections...thx v much!

Fade this. The fact that the dollar can't get above its 2016/2017 highs, despite ALL the tailwinds is a big negative divergence. The tiniest out of consensus development will sink it

Elections and the Fed will be interesting to watch....

What happens if Democrats make surprise just through Mid-Term elections and Dollar goes to support of 92sh? Still the same?