3 Things Everyone Gets Wrong About the U.S Dollar

Discussion on currency market highlights that a strong U.S. dollar hasn't historically impacted stock market negatively; correlation is weak. Analysis of past decades indicates no significant pattern between strong dollar and stock market performance.

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[SniperTrader]

Be interesting to study the same using the 10 yr treasury yield instead of the dollar vs. the stock market.

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that's because the "strength" of the DXY is relative to the strength of all other currencies. however, the actual strength of the dollar is its cumulative inflation which attributes to half of the stock market gains. It's how the rich siphon from the poor. Depreciate cash purchasing power and drive up stock prices with inflation.