The strengthening of the dollar - except in front of the Chinese yuan

[hestTks]

The USD continues to print money, but all other currencies fall in front of the USD, except the CNY.BECAUSE?This seems like a USD tactic to tear down China in the coming months.Is the AUD falling as garbage to make the CNY go up?

[Toroxxtts]

Is there any problem?Sell ??the Aud.If you operate like me, you will end up without home and bankruptcy in a week.Texas-2-Step Historical return: 16.9%

[jesuaxros]

Did you need a thread just to say that?

[Tadakung]

Fed may be printing money, but the rest of the world's economies are worse than the US. The new trend is that the USD is strengthened.Do not fight against the trend;You will not be able to afford the losses!

[hestTks]

The problem is that I have lost a lot, that's why I shout here ... My opinion is that the US is planning to attack China.First, the US makes the Japanese yen fall, since Japan wanted to make direct exchanges with the Chinese yuan.This clearly harms the USD market.So, in conclusion, the Japanese yen falls and the Chinese yuan rises due to that fall of the yen.This is creating a bubble for China.A few weeks ago, the audience began to exchange directly with the Chinese Yuan.Again, the same happens: the audience falls as garbage, and that continues to feed the bubble of the Chinese yuan.And I have many long positions in Aud ... I just realized his tactics.I am sad, I am lost.Now I just have to wait for the US to bet short against the Chinese yuan.I will follow that strategy.Very sad, USA. Control everything.What do you think?

[esSvesraCodunes1988]

I do not know if your conspiracy theory is valid, but to blame the US.The market always finds ways to adjust, and the great economies such as China and the US. They know how to play this game better than us.Maybe you should reassess your strategy before continuing to "hop" movements that could never arrive.In addition, why insist on operating with something that has already proven to be unpredictable?The audience is falling, that is a fact.Instead of finding guilty, find a reasonable exit for your positions and minimizes the damage.

[jiesnesngoS97]

It is interesting how you connect points that others may not see, but the truth is that your approach sounds more emotional than technical.You are talking about an "attack" of the United States to China, but you have not presented specific data that supports that statement.Perhaps you are projecting your losses in a global narrative to justify what has happened to you.The most important thing in trading is to keep the head cold.If your analysis is not working for you, it is time to look for a more practical approach.Leave the conspiracies for political debates and focus on your operation.

[jiesnax092]

You lost money in Aud because you did not adjust to the trend, not because USA. Have a master plan to sink China.Markets move through supply and demand, not by theories like this.The weakness of the AU has more to do with the Australian economy and less with the Chinese Yuan.If you are so convinced that everything is controlled by the US, why don't you follow the trend instead of going against it?Learning to read the market will save you more losses than to blame external factors.

[AXSR2]

Your frustration is understandable, especially if you have lost a significant sum.However, trying to seek logic in global political and economic movements can be a useless task for a retail trader like us.If you want to survive in this game, focus on what you can control: your analysis and your operations.The audience does not "fall as garbage" because the US manipulates it.There are fundamental factors behind that fall, such as raw materials and Australian monetary policy.Learn to identify these factors before entering an operation, and you will be much better prepared for the future.

[TCaktesnes]

I see a lot of drama in your message, but little objective analysis.If the AU is falling and you have long positions, it makes no sense to continue caught in that narrative.Accept the loss, close the operation and move on.Keep regretting will not return the lost money.Trading is not fair or designed to be.Market movements may seem manipulated, but what really matters is how you respond to them.Change focus and stop looking for external guilty.

[esrtoToSises]

Your approach has something really: the coins are interconnected and the movements in one can affect another.But what you describe as a "tactic" can simply be the market adjusting to the monetary policies of each country.Japan and Australia have their own internal problems that better explain the fall of their coins.On the other hand, Yuan is closely controlled by China, so it is not uncommon for moving differently from the rest.If you want to continue operating with these currencies, I would recommend you deepen more in the fundamental analysis.

[TesnchaSes]

Honestly, your theory that the US is attacking China sounds more to paranoia than analysis.The coins do not move only by decisions of a country.There are macroeconomic forces that influence all this, and understanding them is key if you want to survive in Forex.That said, if you believe so much in your theory, why don't you act accordingly?Bet against Yuan and shows that you are right.But remember, operating emotions is usually the fastest way to lose more money.

[Tkbyess1616]

Did you know that complaining here is not going to change the direction of the audience or the monetary policies of the United States?It may sound hard, but your time would be better invested by studying why your operations failed instead of looking for external excuses.Accepting your mistakes is the first step to improve.You may not like to hear this, but the market does not care if you lose or desire.He is ruthless, and if you don't learn to adapt, you will continue to see more losses.

[Sosoggesn]

It is true that the dollar has a great influence on the global financial system, but from there to think that everything is manipulated to sink China there is a huge leap.The economies are interconnected, and many of the movements you see are simply adjustments to the current market conditions.In addition, if you are losing in Aud, perhaps the problem is not the dollar or yuan, but your entrances and outputs.Check your strategy and learn from your mistakes instead of blaming external factors that you cannot control.

[HesgrudOSBesrbess]

I understand your frustration.Nobody likes to lose money, especially when you feel that the system is "against you."But Forex has always been like this: a giant game where small traders are simple spectators.If you want to survive, learn to identify trends and not operate against them.The fall of the AU has reasons behind: prices of raw materials, policies of the Bank of the Reserve of Australia, and yes, also global factors.But blaming the United States or China will not return your money.

[Bresndor]

Your idea that everything is manipulated can have something really, but that does not mean that you cannot benefit from it.If you think Yuan will go up, why don't you adjust your operations accordingly?Forex is not about morality, but about adapting to the rules of the game.On the other hand, blaming the US of your losses is a mistake.No one forced you to maintain long positions in Aud when it was clear that I was in a bearish trend.Learn to read the graphics and react on time.

[TesjesruTka]

Your analysis has some valid points, but it seems that you are ignoring something fundamental: the market is not your enemy, it is simply unpredictable.If you are losing money, it is not because the US is conspiring against China, but because you are not handling your risks well.In addition, the audience has always been a volatile currency, especially during periods of uncertainty.Why don't you consider diversifying your operations instead of betting everything in one direction?

[roSuc1989]

It seems that you are more focused on looking guilty than in looking for solutions.If you have lost money, it is best to accept the situation, learn from it and move on.The markets do not forgive those who are paralyzed by frustration.The dollar is strengthened because, despite the impression of money, it remains the safe refuge in times of uncertainty.The audience and other currencies are falling because they cannot compete with that, not because there is a conspiracy behind.

[vesSoratruck]

It is easy to blame the "great players" when things do not go as expected, but the truth is that the market is much more complex than you think.There is no villain behind each movement;Sometimes you simply be wrong in the analysis.Instead of regretting, why don't you take advantage of this moment to rethink your strategy?There is much that you can learn from this experience if you are willing to put aside the excuses.

[Cugbesr]

Forex has always been a difficult market, and blaming the US or any other country will not make your losses disappear.The AU is falling for fundamental reasons, not because someone is manipulating it specifically to affect Yuan.If you cannot accept that the market sometimes moves against you, you might reconsider if trading is for you.This is not an attack, it is an honest advice so that you do not continue to lose more money.