In swing trading of a stock there is well known method the so called DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging). You start buying it little by little in a smaller chunk at some threshold point (not altogether by throwing lump sum in one go). If they fall that threshold you stop buying it. Doing this you will get the average result but your risk is much lower. But you could only use this method if there is no transactional cost.Mudah-mudahan ..
Here is one opinion if you've got the time.What happened to the de-dollarization?
A disadvantage is that a balance in i.e. roebel or renminbi cannot simply be converted into another, convertible currency (USdollar or Euro). It can only be used in Russia or China or in other countries where the roebel or renminbi will play a role. This makes the roebel or renminbi nowhere near as attractive as the dollar or even the euro.Another indicator of de-dollarization in the region (it may be behind a paywall, sorry):
Russia pitches use of local currencies in appeal to ASEAN
The inflation rate in USA rate has stepped up again, so likely the interest rate will be raised again.
Causing the rupiah to go down, I guess. So @pantaiema ... is there still resistance at EUR?IDR at level Rp.16.700?
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Well I thought you had a crystal ball ?The inflation rate in USA rate has stepped up again, so likely the interest rate will be raised again.
Causing the rupiah to go down, I guess. So @pantaiema ... is there still resistance at EUR?IDR at level Rp.16.700?
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Yup, resistance is broken at 16.700 rupuah. Steady onWell I thought you had a crystal ball ?Crystal ball is definitely more accurate than the technical analysis.
For states receiving rubles or RMB, they can buy government bonds from those countries. Ex China buying Russian bonds and vice versa.A disadvantage is that a balance in i.e. roebel or renminbi cannot simply be converted into another, convertible currency (USdollar or Euro). It can only be used in Russia or China or in other countries where the roebel or renminbi will play a role. This makes the roebel or renminbi nowhere near as attractive as the dollar or even the euro.
But the renminbi is probably a lot more attractive. Because with the renminbi, purchases can be made in China, the second largest economy in the world.