“The historic rally is not quite over,” Goldman Sachs said, adding that in a further equity drawdown, there could be another 3%-5% upside to the trade-weighted dollar from recent highs.
As prices rise for goods, services, and assets… it means the purchasing power of each dollar is going down. The dollar will be the gasket that blows… releasing the pressure from trillions of dollars’ worth of fake money.
“This market still faces challenges from the coronavirus and its economic fallout, so there are bound to be false starts, retracements and tests,” Rick Swope, a director at E*TRADE Financial Corp., told Reuters.