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The US Dollar is following bullish geometries.

The US Dollar (USD) broke below the 1×1 Gann angle and bounced off the descending 1×1 angle in the lower square last week. The 1×2 angle which supported price in September intersected the 1×1 at the turn.

The US Dollar (USD) gapped below the 1×2 Gann angle of the July-October range. The next support will be at the 1×2 of the March-October range and then the 1×4 angle near $78. A 50% retrace of the March-October move is near $80.

The US Dollar (USD) looks to be in a strong position after a significant move up. The dollar ran up significantly in the late 1990s and retraced all of that move from 2001 to 2008.

The US Dollar (USD) has made a strong 15 week run since mid-July. It appears to have made a top and is correcting now. Price won’t be bullish until it moves above the 1×1 descending Gann angle. But does look strong in this time frame.

The US Dollar (USD) began a long drop in 2001 after a big run up. Using that slope at the low in March shows the 1:1 Gann angle near $73 which is a 75% retrace of the short term move.