DX

MrZwink

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DX-Y.NYB?p=DX-Y.NYB Put it to a 5 year timeframe.

DrfluffyMD

Original post https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/s/LXjiP4DX0Y

night_shredder

Last time I've heard about Corsair my 486DX2 with 8MB of RAM was all the rage. How long have you regards been bagholding?

cryptohorn

The brewers pitcher did the DX suck it thing lmaoooooo

self-fix2

https://naver.me/5fd50x8S * 10.5% of profit distributed as bonus * no cap for 10 years * Departments get 60% of their share, while 40% goes to the shared pool * limits on departments with negative profit, but starting from 2027. * bonus will be given in stocks with 1/3 being tradeable rightaway. Another 1/3 vested for 1 year, the rest for 2 years. * 4k usd worth of stock bonus for DX and other divisions too.

wballz

Space: RKLB & MDA Biotech: DRTS & SLS & 4DX (ASX) Rare earths: LYC (ASX) Inflation hedge: GLD

IMAX_NASCAR

The direct impact would be on **DS**, especially the **Memory division**. That means **DRAM, HBM, NAND, SSD/eStorage** and other memory-semiconductor products are the first things to watch. **TVs, smartphones, and home appliances are under DX**, so they are not directly tied to the same production lines. But there can still be indirect effects through company-wide labor conflict, brand risk, internal component allocation, supply priorities, and the stock price. If the discussion is about **Nvidia / AI chips**, then the core issue is not TVs or phones. It is **HBM and server DRAM**. What Nvidia cares about is not “Samsung Electronics as a whole,” but whether Samsung’s **AI-GPU memory products** can meet requirements for **quality, yield, delivery schedule, and reliability**. There is also an internal union split. The unions are not one perfectly unified bloc. Broadly speaking, there is a **DS / semiconductor-centered camp** pushing hard on performance bonuses and strike action, while many **DX / non-semiconductor workers** are unhappy because they feel the agenda is too biased toward the semiconductor side. That is why the **Donghaeng union**, which is mostly made up of DX workers from areas like home appliances, smartphones, and TVs, withdrew from the joint struggle body. Korean reports also said some non-semiconductor members have been leaving or resisting the strike line because they do not want the whole company dragged into a DS-centered fight.  So the cleaner way to say it is: **This is not “all of Samsung Electronics is affected equally.” The primary risk is DS, especially Memory/HBM. DX products like phones, TVs, and appliances are only indirectly affected unless the labor conflict spreads into broader company operations. The union side is also split between a semiconductor-centered hardline faction and a DX/non-semiconductor faction that feels sidelined.**

KratostheGamerrr

Is this about DX? Which is clearly not a Pennystock.

Keeltoodeep

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DX-Y.NYB/?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAIJRNGDXe0yLaePGkBHXgR0ENj6O8yg1Xf0tjGZGuFZyRG-XaObYCdjadqq3l1Kc4NOGhzdNox3sa54kqWfiYUqtfvqX5XtJotb1iKexpFS15DBuKNAh2hwPwA-JG1_TgzcL99DJMbevEhSNfah4aEKRcyQcltC5QfyPAG8tSUpp The DXY is like unchanged over 1 year

chi_guy8

[Nope, still just as dumb](https://www.instagram.com/reel/DX9sifCsYT-/?igsh=ZmU0Y3ZndjRlM2tz)

chi_guy8

[LOL](https://www.instagram.com/reel/DX9sifCsYT-/?igsh=ZmU0Y3ZndjRlM2tz)

Commercial_Ease8053

I cant even be disappointed in The Boys series finale for $42 per ticket in 4DX because all the tickets sold out instantly and there’s only 1 show time. I’ll go back to just looking at my stomach in the mirror.

chi_guy8

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DX6096-jVf_/?igsh=MWgwamQ3N3FjaWlm

chi_guy8

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DX6096-jVf_/?igsh=MWgwamQ3N3FjaWlm

PricklyyDick

We watched the dollar drop from overly strong to just strong. The dollar is currently stronger than 90% of 2003-2021. Any worries about the dollar short to medium term are extremely overblown. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DX-Y.NYB/

buttscratcher3k

AI is actually terrifying, someone made a video of the jpm lady and the husband of the fisheaded lady and it looks real: [https://www.instagram.com/reel/DX3RHi-x-xz/](https://www.instagram.com/reel/DX3RHi-x-xz/)

PapaRic0

 Anyone know he hang him self yet ?

PFCCThrowayay

Contrary to what Reddit has told you, the dollar is stronger than it was 5 and 10 yrs ago. DX-Y.NYB

HulksInvinciblePants

I wouldn’t say “strong as hell” but it’s well within its historical range. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DX-Y.NYB/ Not that dollar strength matters all the much to the consumer, since it’s really just a reflection of various yields around the globe.

myrrhsea

[https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DX-Y.NYB/](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DX-Y.NYB/) The dollar is down to 98.16. Right before this recovery, when there was still mass media hysteria over our starting another forever war and oil spiking to $120 a barrel, the dollar was still at 100. The USD *may* go down in value significantly, but ultimately, it hasn't. What we're seeing right now is a drop in spending power with regards to gasoline and price gouging in groceries, automobiles, etc. Inflation is still low, but there are *fears* it will be high due to an exponential increase in gov't spending in recent years on programs we can't afford bringing national debt to unstable levels - threatening the value of the dollar.

EmbarrassedPart1256

I’ve been into mREITs recently as crazy as it sounds. I think they’ve faced a lot of problems in the past few years but are starting to pick back up (& pay solid dividends). I’ve been holding $AGNC, am out of $DX right now for a wash sale. It’s barely a “penny stock” but Blackrock just reported 12.4% ownership of $RITM; follow the money.

EmbarrassedPart1256

In wash-sale timeout with $DX so I’m checking out $AGNC; I’m trying to keep up the high-risk aspect while adding some much-needed income. I know they’re not penny stocks, just figured I’d share 🤙

EmbarrassedPart1256

Im already itching to make another trade but I’m just going to watch for now. I’ve got my eyes on $EC (hope it dips down to the $13s) & $DX (hope it stays around these prices).

EmbarrassedPart1256

Seriously. I think $DX will keep going down & it rockets 🤣🥲

DietFoods

For those interested this is what I mean when I say semis have barely pulled back No guarantees they will but if we head back up now they be back at the top of the channel.  Can they ride the channel up? Absolutely. But they also tend to drop once they sreach that top more often than not. https://postimg.cc/gallery/DX9bwpm

EmbarrassedPart1256

Made the wrong play with $DX, was thinking it’d bounce 🥲 going to rotate into $EC ASAP tomorrow & hold that bad boy long & strong. Not penny stocks, just figured I’d share 🤙 $CAPS & chill

EmbarrassedPart1256

I'm pretty hooked on $DX these days. It takes out pretty solid swings & pays a monthly dividend of $.17 right now. It fits into my "high-risk, high-reward" profile while also seeming pretty stable; it's looking hella oversold & could reverse hard...

EmbarrassedPart1256

I may sit today out; $CAPS is looking delightfully locked up with the bid sitting $.03 above the last fill price. I got (mentally) stopped out of $DX yesterday but now I want back in. Remember, 99% of penny stocks are trash; if you wouldn't hold it for 10 years, you shouldn't touch it for 10 minutes...

EmbarrassedPart1256

Way too many shares OS for me; I’d never touch it. My newest dividend play, $DX, doesn’t even have that many shares OS…

EmbarrassedPart1256

I was actually recommended $TWO today by ChatGPT, but went with $DX instead…

EmbarrassedPart1256

I've been looking into dividend stocks recently, as a nice way to complement the amount of risk I take on with penny stocks. I found $DX, which has been a nice one so far, with daily swings & a pretty attractive dividend ($.17/share). I'm still learning about the stock/company/industry but after watching it a few days & doing a decent amount of DD I like it (even if it's risky). Not a penny stock, not financial advice 🤙

EmbarrassedPart1256

The portfolio trifecta I'm thinking of trying, until further notice (I'll probably adjust it tomorrow 🤣): * $CAPS (growth) * $CTM (stability) * $DX (income: high-risk, high-reward, not a penny stock) I always enter trades with a long-term mindset; like Warren Buffett said, "If you wouldn't touch it for 10 years, you shouldn't touch it for 10 minutes." Of course, quick trading can also be lucrative, I just vowed to never get stuck holding a bag again (after getting burned on a stock hyped up on here, cough cough $LGMK). Thanks for letting me share!🤙

Ok_Ground9015


drew-gen-x

Here is a cheat code that may help some of you time buys. Check the daily, weekly, and monthly charts for the DXY before buying. DX=Y is close enough if you just use yahoo finance. When DXY is going down, buy stocks; when DXY is going up sell. I think DXY below 99 is an all clear signal and a DXY above 100 creates huge problems. Good Luck

crashorbit

USD is up a few pennies today. Lower by almost a dime against world currencies year over year. and by 15 cents since 2022. The mad king never seems to tell the truth. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DX-Y.NYB/

Independent-Tree-985

> The U.S. Dollar Index (USDX, DXY, DX, or, informally, the "Dixie") is an index (or measure) of the value of the United States dollar relative to a basket of foreign currencies,[1] often referred to as a basket of U.S. trade partners' currencies.[2] The Index goes up when the U.S. dollar gains "strength" (value) when compared to other currencies.[3] > The index is designed, maintained, and published by ICE (Intercontinental Exchange, Inc.), with the name "U.S. Dollar Index" as a registered trademark.[4][5] > It is a weighted geometric mean of the dollar's value relative to following select currencies: > Euro (EUR), 57.6% weight > Japanese yen (JPY), 13.6% weight > Pound sterling (GBP), 11.9% weight > Canadian dollar (CAD), 9.1% weight > Swedish krona (SEK), 4.2% weight > Swiss franc (CHF), 3.6% weight TIL bro

Potential-Bid3703

Looking for a reliable forex broker and trading platform? InvidiaTrade is definitely one to consider. They're a forex and CFD broker operated by Envi LLC, offering a range of platforms including MT Cloud 4/5, TradingView + DX, and CloudVisionX. With 200 tradable pairs, including cryptocurrencies, and leverage up to 1:500, they've got some solid features .

Healingjoe

> USDEUR and DXY (USD vs basket) are down about 9% since a year ago DX-Y.NYB, the US dollar index, is up 10% over the last 5 years. Not great but a one year shift doesn't tell the full story. > inflation-adjusted S&P is basically flat That's not how that works. > For me, US equities no longer pass the smell test. Even with the bat shit crazy politics going on, US equities still present a very strong value - especially when compared to the alternatives which are few and far between (Europe? Japan? Lol)

Hugostrang3

I'm not sure what I'm doing. Just dumping into monthly dividends DX CSWC AGNC MAIN O JEPI PFLT SCM GOOY - I would like to test weekly dividend and dump into safer dividend stocks.

who_am_i_to_say_so

I jumped into GCP just to try something different, after working in AWS. Honestly there are few reasons to jump ship if you’re locked into AWS, they largely offer the same features. But GCP seems to have a better DX. Their products seem a little more cohesive. Cloud Run is also 99% of the reason. It’s a lot simpler than Fargate.

Wide_Air_4702

Simply that the current level of the DX is not really very low when looked at historically. It's lower than 1 year ago, but higher than 3 years ago. In fact, the value 1 year ago was unusually high at 107.

Technical-Emu-32

Why DX-Y ded??

tinydisaster

I have DX.Y-NYB as a ticker. You can look at more detailed fx at tradingeconomics. I think of them in ratios, where USDEUR is the USD compared to Euro, or if it’s presented EURUSD it’s the euro to usd. That helps orient you to line go up on chart good or line go down on chart bad.

dard12

This thread is referencing the USD index. Not USD/Eur https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DX-Y.NYB/

IWillMakeYouBlush

I’ll repost with these but here. Thoughts on agency MREITs with 12-20% yield like AGNC, NLY, DX, ORC, TWO, ARR etc., (and mortgage companies like RKT, LDI, UWMC.) My basic thesis is below but I’d like outside opinions since every friend I have from working in the mortgage industry has no opinions. Please tell me where I am wrong. Mortgages companies and Mortgage REITS (probably the best risk adjusted value niche in the market) • ⁠It affects so many people (and therefore our justifiably unpopular president’s popularity leading into midterms) and is driven by policy and regulation that the executive branch largely has control over. Trump has more • ⁠Mortgage spreads are historically wide when corporate spreads (ex ORCL) are tight • ⁠Deregulation for mortgages and banking • ⁠Lower Capital requirements means more lending • ⁠Funding/repo rates are gonna drop more with the federal • ⁠LT rates anchored with largest treasury buybacks of all time • ⁠MREITs yield 12-20% dividends so when rates fall and will look even more attractive on a relative basis. Meanwhile their higher net interest spread will make them more profitable and they should continue to appreciate. • ⁠Financial/Mortgage companies are full of paper pushers who do countless repetitive tasks whose jobs are the most easily replaced with AI. No edge AI sensors or insane computational energy needed for how straightforward these are. Headcount expense can plummet. Outside catalyst bet: - Declaring housing an emergency, Trump can order his new lackey at the fed is to start to buy mortgage bonds in some form of QE tightening spreads. Potential Risk - People may not want to move cuz of their mortgage rates and material costs can rise with the inevitable “run it hot” inflation. Also, K shaped economy and labor weakness.

IWillMakeYouBlush

Buy Mortgage REITs. AGNC, ORC, DX, NLY already represented the best risk adjusted return in the market.

Junior-Appointment93

Let’s put it this way. I won’t have to pay any taxes from my option wins LOL. Lost $2800 this year. Pretty much all my fun money. I use RH for option trading. I just opened up a MooMoo account and started a modest 4 fund dividend account. Using $100 to fund it. Ticker symbols DX, CWSC,AGNC. And QQQI. Keeping it pretty balanced by dollar amount.

TheyCallMeBigAndy

Do you know the difference between an air-cooled and a water-cooled chiller? The main difference is the heat-rejection method. The cooling medium on the chilled side is still water. DX-CRACs exist, but they aren’t practical for very high-density AI racks. Both CRACs (if water-cooled) and CDUs rely on water for efficient heat transfer, since any thermal throttling would reduce processing power. “Zero Data Center are being built with water machine”. You don’t even know what you are talking about. Jesus fucking Chris😂😂😂

kingdongalong1

I do work in the industry yes. I work for a major equipment manufacturer selling to data centers. I'm not talking about DX CRACS. I'm talking about AC Chillers. WC builds while more efficient are limited in my experience primarily because of water usage concerns built into lease agreements

TheyCallMeBigAndy

Do you work in this industry? I am one of the committee members of ASHRAE TC 9.9, and we write the design standards for data centers. I have never heard of FAANG using 100% DX-CRACs for an AI Data Centre. You can literally see the freaking cooling tower and Trane chillers in the pictures. [Photo gallery – Google Data Centers](https://datacenters.google/discover-more/photo-gallery/) [Water Efficiency | Meta](https://www.meta.com/media-gallery/data-centers/water-efficiency/)

DongersDojo

I’m assuming some people may have commented on this, but most of the more modern DCs are using CRACs or liquid cooling, not CRAHs, due to the efficiency of cooling capacity, especially with MAUs handling air with VA’s DEQ requirements in the DMV, which is where you’re located. Idk why you’re fixated on CRAHs being the solution when they’re much less efficient in their tonnage of cooling than CRACs. Being an HVAC tech you’re probably well aware of not needing chillers for the DX systems. Even if geothermal DID work in the regions, they want things that take less upfront cost with the ability to be upgraded and/or replaced. Refrigerant regulations coming out with the new “better for the environment” refrigerant is gonna be a costly compliance update, imagine having installed geothermal pumps that live through multiple generations of updated regulations. Saving millions upfront per center lets them expand out with less initial investment, and the infrastructure requirements to build geothermals for multiple campuses is just infeasible. Saying oracle doesn’t believe in themselves is facetious tbh, they’re weighing investment Va available cash flow, they may not know whether or not the DC will be there in 20 years, but they’re sure as hell planning to have it for at least 10. I think you’re only looking at it from one angle directly related to the most efficient solution in your field alone and not the DC sphere as a whole.

NochillWill123

DX BTC lowkey saved market today and you taking crap

Jwags420

Except it hasn’t…. It’s at the same level as it was back in April. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DX-Y.NYB/

LittleBoy1954

"build a strategy: Yes. I have a strategy in my trading plan that works. I tweak it every so often but not by much. "and blindly follow it without any additional support or indicator." That's right no technical analysis indicators. MA, MACD, RSI, Bollinger Bands, Keltner Channels, Gann, etc. However I do use a lot of fundamental analysis. I do that starting at 8:30AM (ET) by: Reviewing Asian markets activity (they're closed) Reviewing European market activity (they're mid day) Reviewing morning Economic Indicators (ADP, CPI, etc.) Reviewing AM earnings releases Fed upcoming activity Morning political activity and, especially, Morning futures market activity (e.s ES, YM, NQ, DX, GC, CL etc., ...and a few more things. By 9:30AM (ET) I'm ready to begin trading SPX 0DTE options. I generally let the market open for a 10-15 minutes and let it settle down. Then I look at Expected Move, IV, IVR and IV% and jump in with a Call and Put credit spread. Looks like a lopsided iron condor but in fact I trade the spreads separately. Some days the spreads are 1SD away from the money other days closer to 2SD. That's it.

Aggressive-Donkey-10

Read "The Income Factory" by Steven Bavaria, this shows how to get about 10% yield on your cash through owning a diverse group of CEFs, BDCs, etc. I keep some cash in SGOV 4%, some in PAAA 5.4% and a lot in a blend of BIZD 12% and mREITS like NLY/AGNC/DX 15%, so my dry powder is doing something while I wait for the next market correction

garnersgoats

I like higher dividend yields.. take a look at QQQI, SMHB and DX.. 13% - 20% yields.

zachmoe

> weight of massive debt Non-issue. The debt is the least perverse form of Government Spending. Because of the Time Value of Money, we would be stupid to not take that deal. We sell bonds for monetary policy reasons, so we can jam cash into the banking system should we accidentally run a surplus, not fiscal reasons (obviously, we don't need to borrow money we print, it doesn't work that way). >a weakening U.S. dollar Is it? [https://finviz.com/futures\_charts.ashx?t=DX&p=m](https://finviz.com/futures_charts.ashx?t=DX&p=m)

Frozen_Shades

Yikes. DX fix your bid ask.

Frozen_Shades

VWAP for silver is $48.77. DX down .56%.

Frozen_Shades

Here comes $49 for SLV a bunch just sold. DX tank incoming.

Frozen_Shades

DX bid ask widen and not in a good way.

Frozen_Shades

No wonder they call it DX, it really does suck it.

Frozen_Shades

When DX shits silver going back up.

Frozen_Shades

DX shrek dicked

Frozen_Shades

UUP is still up but DX not so much, IIRC, it was up though.

WrappedInLinen

It's hard to know just how deep a correction will run and so a defensive strategy should probably include stages. I'm holding on to he longterm assets I have faith in and feel will come out on the other side and resume growth patterns. The things that I am selling I'm shifting the funds into DX and ET. DX needs to be watched closely (as should probably anything returning 16% in dividends) and an entry at around 12 was what I looked for and got. ET is at a good price right now and should do fine with reinvesting the dividends so long as we don't enter a full on recession/depression. If it starts looking like that is where were headed I will probably park cash in something like SWVXX until the dust clears.

w33bwhacker

No, they arent. The DXY is floating around a 20-year high, indicating that the dollar is about as strong as it has been in my lifetime. Excluding the last three years, the last time the DXY has been this strong was 2003: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DX-Y.NYB/ Y'all are delusional.

kushal92

USD is down 10% YTD compared to EUR and slightly more down compared to CHF ! So USD has lost value since beginning of this year. Have a look [https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/EUR%3DX/](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/EUR%3DX/)

lOo_ol

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/CHF%3DX/ https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/EUR%3DX/

w33bwhacker

Bzzt. Try again. The DXY is trading at close to a 22 year high. It's down a bit from *all time highs*, but still quite strong. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DX-Y.NYB/

quuxquxbazbarfoo

I don't get why people keep acting like this USD drop breaks decades of precedence. Fell just as hard and fast in late 2022/2023, fell further in 2020, fell further in 2017, fell further in 2010, fell further in 2009. I don't get why people keep repeating this. [https://finance.yahoo.com/chart/DX-Y.NYB](https://finance.yahoo.com/chart/DX-Y.NYB) Looks normal to me.

Sick0h

Per Ber logic, today was actually a +0.7% day since you add the S&P 500 and DX=Y moves together. Or at least that’s what’s I’ve read from them sixty four thousand times the last 6 months.

StrattonOakmont_91

VRCI - Verici DX

GovQuant

Sounds like you’re referencing tools and DX.. is that what you are calling Med Tech?

_hiddenscout

This is an area i actually don't know a ton about. However when looking at the US Dollar Index: [https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DX-Y.NYB/](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DX-Y.NYB/) It's higher than it was like prior to 2019. Seems like it exploded when we printed a ton of money, but seems like it's still higher than most points in time other than like 2000-2003, which is around the dotcom bubble burst.

sexyshadyshadowbeard

UDN: The investment seeks to track the changes, whether positive or negative, in the level of the Deutsche Bank Short U.S. Dollar Index Futures Index. The index reflects the changes in market value over time, whether positive or negative, of a short position in the DX Contract which expires during the months of March, June, September and December. The fund seeks to track the index by establishing short positions in DX Contracts. DX Contracts are linked to the six underlying currencies, or the index currencies, of the U.S. Dollar index (USDX®), or the USDX®. The index currencies are Euro, Japanese Yen, British Pound, Canadian Dollar, Swedish Krona and Swiss Franc. They hold AGPXX and short it. They have to pay out from their holdings. But, if you look at the overall performance of UDN (-.68%), they are losing nearly all of that income for you. AGPXX Invest in short- term, high-credit-quality money market instruments, including direct obligations of the U.S. Treasury and other securities issued or guaranteed as to principal and interest by the U.S. Government or by its agencies or instrumentalities, as well as repurchase agreements secured by such obligations.

Noblemananus

Have a look at 4DX on the ASX 🚀

SufferingFromEntropy

I've been looking for equities in the JP market especially semi, staffing agency, IT, and entertainment sectors as well as the trading houses Warren Buffett loves. JP companies tend to have way more cash and way less debt than US ones probably due to cultural reasons to the point that they seem very stingy with cash and would rather hoard that cash pile than return it to shareholders. This should be gradually improved in the coming years as Tokyo Exchange is pushing those firms with ridiculously low PB ratio. With the cash pile removed you can really see many companies have high ROIC, so you need to find those with good ROIC and hope that one day that cash pile is returned to shareholders. Semi firms such as Lasertec, Tokyo Electron, and Screen Holdings have strong fundamentals but are suppressed due to recent geopolitical uncertainties, so even tho the AI boom is still there they dont seem to benefit much from it. If semi is cyclical it looks like they are in the trough right now Staffing agency industry is an interesting one because as the whole population declines, companies turn to staffing agency for skilled laborers, advertisement, and digital transformation of hiring process/management. On the other hand the matching platforms and staffing agencies also have to compete with each other for new users/talent so this sector will get more and more competitive. For example Artner deploys IT and mechanical engineers and JAC Recuitment does employment consulting for JP firms all over the globe. Fun fact both Glassdoor and Indeed are owned by Recruit Holdings which is based in Japan IT wise there has been a demand to "digitize" Japanese companies and those that provide softwares or Salesforce service have been benefiting from this trend. Then there is Trend Micro whose top line is basically flat over the years. I still remember buying their antivirus many years ago. And there is NCD that digitalizes Japanese bicycle parking lots. Then the entertainment sector as Japan exports a lot of games and consoles. Nintendo for one I think a lot of folks hold its shares. Some other potentially good ones include Bandai Namco and Sanrio, tho Sanrio just had a good run and the PE is just too high at this point Finally the trading houses - they have business around the globe, which is important for JP firms as their domestic market is doomed to shrink with their population. However they are so huge that they cannot generate much profit from their large load of assets. For many companies when you remove the excess cash their ROIC looks good, but these trading houses has little cash to begin with, so their ROIC is in the lower single digits, which is a big red flag for me. If you are here for their stable cash flow, look for those with PE < 10 and high FCF yield. For example Sumitomo looks good while Marubeni and Itochu look expenseive Tl;dr semis are beaten down, staffing agencies are getting competitive, some are profiting from digital transformation (DX), entertainment firms with global exposure look good, and Sumitomo over other trading houses

Exact_Macaroon6673

Completely agree, and googles DX is really terrible, so cloud won’t save them.

Global-Panik

Yet conservative news sources claim he has been good for the US markets. The above chart is a bit inflated in some ways, but taking into account currency valuations and dividends, it is largely correct in its point. Note that dividends are more of a 'thing' in other countries. In the US, no one seems to care anymore if a company ever makes a profit or returns the profit to investors. US Currency index: YTD, down over 9% ! [https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DX-Y.NYB](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DX-Y.NYB) List of indices by country. US S&P is 12th. Then adjust for currency % and see where it falls to: [https://tradingeconomics.com/stocks](https://tradingeconomics.com/stocks)

BoboThePirate

Refer to the YTD chart: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DX-Y.NYB/ Also refer directly to the horse’s mouth: https://www.hudsonbaycapital.com/documents/FG/hudsonbay/research/638199_A_Users_Guide_to_Restructuring_the_Global_Trading_System.pdf Stephen Miran, chairman of economic advisors to Trump.

WrappedInLinen

DX

DrElkSnout

Dollar is ripping higher check DX1! - I'm personally loading up on CDE and NEM and SIL today. Good luck.

Sick0h

DX=F my boy

Bagholder147

What DX, Dynex Capital. I've got a few calls. Been watching it for it a while. Missed earnings but price holding strong and all analysts point saying buy.

Bagholder147

DX, Verizon, Nike. NFA

Bagholder147

DX, Verizon, KO. Longs.

Bagholder147

Calls on DX Dynex Capital as well.

monoteapot

Intel's OneAPI actually has way better DX than CUDA imo because it's an open standard that works everywhere, but Intel usually gets the performance edge on their own silicon. They get all the ecosystem adoption benefits without the vendor lock-in liability.

Aggressive_Luck27

> So naturally, SPY is up ~10% from pre-tariff level. This is an illusion caused by the dollar losing its value rapidly. We're about 2% down from pre-tariff levels in real terms. Take a look at this chart of SPX denominated in Euros https://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=%24SPX%3A%24EURUSD And a chart of the dollar declining: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DX-Y.NYB/

Far-Fennel-3032

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DX-Y.NYB/ Dollar index is down 10% in last six months, so only NASDAQ is up. 

Echo-Possible

Zoom out. It’s flat for the last 5 years and significantly higher than it was for most of the last 25 years. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DX-Y.NYB/ Reddit is collectively trying to turn this into the next doomsday scenario.

Spicy__Urine

Inflation + currency weaking. ~ -10% over the last 6 months DX-Y.NYB https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DX-Y.NYB

BogleDick

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DX-Y.NYB/

Cold-Permission-5249

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DX-Y.NYB/

SwitchedOnNow

I forgot about /DX. You're correct there. I have to pay extra to trade or even chart it so I don't even put it on my screen.

Most-Inflation-1022

DX futs have options

Stugatz27

Brother type DX-Y into the search bar

Reasonable_Roger

DX-Y trying to get 1 pinky out of the grave

ChinChinApostle

Yeah, idk what that fella's on about. Everybody bashes AWS for their atrocious product names and praises GCP for its DX.