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Why is a strong dollar bad for US equities? Find out inside! Picks from the Editor SPONSORED (Newsletter Continues Below) Sponsored [This Trade Has Paid Out 99.1%]( We’ve made THIS simple trade over and over again… for years. The result? It’s cashed in winning trades 99.1% of the time. We call it the “310F Trade.” Getting into this “rinse and repeat” trade each Tuesday… could double your money by Friday. Sound too good to be true?[See how we’ve done it, week after week...for YEARS]( [Privacy Policy/Disclosures]( Exploring the Trillion-Dollar Opportunity in Space Stocks  Hi Traders,  In case you’re out of the loop, we're on the cusp of a monumental event that could alter the course of human history. I'm not talking about discovering the secret to everlasting youth or inventing self-buttering toast (although that would be pretty cool). No, we're talking about the dawn of commercial space travel! You heard that right.  Virgin Galactic (SPCE), the trailblazer in the space tourism industry, announced last week that it's set to launch its maiden commercial space tourism flight, Galactic 01, at the end of June.  That's just around the corner! If all goes as planned, we'll witness a milestone in human history - the first-ever commercial space tourism flight. Now, I can hear some of you grumbling, "Big deal. So what if a couple of billionaires get to play astronaut for 15 minutes?" This isn't about the ultra-rich getting a dazzling view of our beautiful blue marble from space. We're talking about the birth of the Space Economy - a potentially multi-trillion-dollar industry that goes beyond mere space tourism. Picture this: manufacturing in space, generating power, mining precious resources, and producing vast amounts of data - all leveraging the unique characteristics of space (zero gravity, unlimited sunlight, ample resources, and let's not forget, the roomy expanse). Yes, these billionaire joyrides mark the beginning of the Space Economy. Sure, for Richard Branson and Jeff Bezos, it might be a chance to show off, but to countless rocket scientists and engineers worldwide, it's proof of a significant advancement in jet propulsion technology. It means we've reached a point where we can safely and cost-effectively send regular Joes and Janes into space. Fast rewind to the 1960s: we were sending a highly-trained astronaut into space every few months on expensive rockets. Now, we're planning daily joyrides for untrained businessmen! This is a big deal, as it signifies that we're on the cusp of colonizing and commercializing space. To do that, we need safe and reliable transportation. And it seems we're finally there. Now, with the upcoming launch of Virgin Galactic, we're about to step into a new era of humanity.  It's the start of colonizing and commercializing space, which could yield multiple trillion-dollar economic opportunities. Let's talk about these opportunities. Space offers several untapped economic prospects. The first that comes to mind, thanks to Virgin Galactic, is space tourism. There's a vast market for space "shuttle" companies to whisk people off into outer space for quick, exciting trips. Initially, these rides will cost an arm and a leg, but with economies of scale and advancements in rocket technology, the price should steadily drop. By the 2030s, we predict several companies will operate thousands of shuttles, transporting millions of people into space every year. And what's more, they won't just be going for a quick spin around the block. We're talking space hotels, rental apartments - the whole shebang! The tourism sector alone could become a multi-hundred-billion-dollar industry. Also, the Space Economy isn't just about tourism. We're looking at emerging industries like geospatial imagery, weather forecasting, asteroid mining, manufacturing, renewable energy generation, and global connectivity. These industries could significantly contribute to the Space Economy, potentially generating over $1 trillion by 2040, according to analysts at Morgan Stanley. And here's a fun thought: the CEO of rocket startup Astra (ASTR) suggested that "the next generation of billionaires will be made in space." And honestly, we couldn't agree more. All of this is why we're so pumped about Virgin Galactic. Despite a rough couple of years for Virgin Galactic, the company's imminent launch could herald the start of a new chapter. Valued at a modest $720 million currently, the company is on the brink of accomplishing something unprecedented – sending regular folks into space, potentially laying the groundwork for a lucrative space tourism business that could rake in billions annually. Picture this: a potential $10 or $20 billion company that's currently valued at less than $1 billion. To us, that smells like a fantastic investment opportunity. The fundamental setup for SPCE stock seems like a no-brainer. It's dramatically undervalued, with a game-changing catalyst on the horizon. So, is it time to buy the dip in SPCE stock? We're inclined to give that a big, resounding yes. As we see it, the future of space is not just about exploring the unknown or satisfying the curiosity of a few. It's about a whole new economy, new industries, and possibilities that we are just beginning to grasp. The world, or should I say the universe, will never be the same again. Now, if only they could invent that self-buttering toast...  Keep on keeping up!  John @ Traders on Trend  (In the next article: The US Dollar has been on a tear recently, but why could this be bad for US stocks? 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Brushing off threats like a champion boxer, it's been strutting its stuff, looking to secure its biggest weekly advance since February. You see, it's faced off with a treacherous trio of threats - the rising fear of de-dollarization, the suspenseful drama of the debt-ceiling showdown, and a handful of economic reports that might have made a lesser currency run for cover. But not our dollar. No, sir! The ICE U.S. Dollar Index DXY, which essentially measures the dollar's bicep curl against six of its major currency buddies, flexed an impressive 0.6% gain on Friday. That's right, it's trading above its 50-day moving average for the first time since March 21. Talk about a comeback! Now, the dollar's been on a bit of a losing streak over the past seven months, with six of them in the red. But this past week, it's turned the tables, making currency and equity strategists sit up and take notice. Some are starting to wonder if the dollar has found its mojo again, echoing the safety-trade momentum that pumped it up in 2022. On the flip side, the dollar's sudden spurt has some folk worrying. Is it a sign that investors are losing their taste for riskier assets like stocks? That could spell trouble, given that the S&P 500 SPX and the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA are both suffered a second weekly decline in a row. James Reilly, an assistant economist at Capital Economics, mused that the dollar's rally might be a signal of a shift in investors' risk appetite. He noted that the Japanese yen USDJPY and Swiss franc USDCHF, two currencies that are like comfort food for risk-averse investors, have also been holding their own recently. 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Discover how a simple 10-minute trade on Tuesday could double your money by Friday.[Watch The Full Video Here]( [Privacy Policy/Disclosures]( SPONSORED  🔼 Pay attention, this is worth your time! ☝  (article continues)  The soothsayers at JPMorgan Chase & Co. think that the technical setup for the U.S. dollar suggests it could be flexing even stronger a year from now. They pointed out that past signals have seen the dollar index at higher levels over half the time since the 70s and over 65% of the time since 1990. Of course, not everyone's on the dollar bandwagon. Some seasoned currency strategists think the dollar's recent rally is just a result of too many bets on the euro, and that the greenback is still punching above its weight. Kit Juckes, a macro strategist at Société Générale, hinted that the notion of an overvalued dollar isn't going to be easy to shake off. Meanwhile, Mark Arbeter, the big kahuna at Arbeter Investments, voiced concern that the dollar's gains could be a red flag for equity bulls. He said, "The dollar looks like its trying to turn higher here, which isn’t a favorable thing for stocks." Indeed, U.S. stocks seemed to take a hit on Friday, with the Dow taking a 150 point dip, and the S&P 500 declining by 0.3%. The Nasdaq Composite COMP also took a 0.7% hit, but it's stubbornly clinging onto a small weekly gain. And while we're discussing the dollar's impressive show of strength, let's not forget that this is coming after a period of relative decline. It’s like the underdog in one of those feel-good sports movies, the one that's been counted out but keeps on fighting. I mean, seriously, if the dollar’s journey doesn’t warrant a Hollywood biopic, I don’t know what does!  The rising tide of the dollar has raised a few eyebrows, as it’s not exactly the best news for the equity bulls among us. As Mark Arbeter from Arbeter Investments pointed out, the dollar's gains could be a warning sign for those bullish on stocks. It's like seeing your team's star player limping – you can't help but feel a little concerned. Speaking of stocks, it seems like they took their cues from a tearful soap opera on Friday. The Dow weepingly shed about 150 points, while the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite followed suit, declining by 0.3% and 0.7% respectively. Props to Nasdaq for still managing to grasp at a straw of a weekly gain though. So, whether you're rooting for the dollar or biting your nails over stocks, this past week has been a roller coaster. The dollar’s recent turnaround has been like watching a heavyweight champion getting back into the ring – exciting, nerve-wracking, and definitely attention-grabbing. It's weeks like these that remind us why the world of finance is so darn fascinating – it’s like a never-ending chess game with an infinite number of moves.  You just have to be on the right side of the trade.  Disclaimer:  The material in this document is for informational purposes based on our proprietary research. 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