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>>57670718
thanks
I'm not seeing the 20% dollar decline though?
DXY peaked in Oct '22 but then only fell ~10% before rising back up a bit
in either case it's now closer to '15-'20 levels but slightly higher which makes sense with non-zero rates now, not a drastic factor imo

and yeah if you're looking at nominal S&P instead of real, it looks more business as usual. still above trend, but not enough to scare - as always inflation distorts things
instead of a crash we could very well get another 60s->70s style run of multiple smaller corrections with high overall stock levels and sustained inflation leading to long-term crabbing