Is strength in the CAD typically and essentially an indicator of strength ( betting on further strength) of oil?
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Originally posted by errolanderson View PostWell see . . . . currencies always a moving target.
I am still negative on the CAD and you dont need to even bother with the USD to do that. You can use equity funds to hedge that position.
Here is a chart of the top S&P funds in canada, XSP is hedged to USD, ZSP is not. You can see the currency diversion all this year, narrowing now but will it hold? Canadas GDP is still 10% lower than where it should be even with the economy fully open in Q3, and now its partially closed again. That will reflect in the numbers shortly.
Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View PostIs strength in the CAD typically and essentially an indicator of strength ( betting on further strength) of oil?Last edited by jazz; Dec 3, 2020, 09:50.
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Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View PostIs strength in the CAD typically and essentially an indicator of strength ( betting on further strength) of oil?
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Originally posted by errolanderson View PostYes . . . and oil's strength is also tied to decline in USD. COVID vaccine optimism supporting travel stocks. Talk of $50 to $60 per barrel if travel restarts . . . .
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Originally posted by TASFarms View PostI read a couple weeks ago that the US dollar is going to lose 20% of its value in the next year or so. I’m thinking Maybe the Canadian dollar will gain 20%
Betting against the loon is a win win situation. If it falls, commodities will benefit and you can short it against the USD. if it rises, you will get another chance like 2011 to grab US assets and property at par.
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Kiwi currency, Aussie and loonie all fired up . . . . New Zealand dollar approaching 71 cents . . . Aussie breaking above 75 cents . . . March Cdn testing next resistance of 78.70 cents U.S. Heavy resistance for loonie now seen @ 79.80 cents (for what it's worth).
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Retreat under way. Down a penny. Sell signals will manifest will closes below 78
USDX up over 1.7 % since last Wednesday's low.
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