The dollar goes up and down all the time. This is another - "it's August 1st and it's hotter th

Posted: Jan 14th, 2018 - 10:32 am In Reply to: Dollar down 13% since Trump took office - see link

on January 1st, so global warming is real” story.

They pick a moment when the dollar has gone down, to address it’s weakness, but didn’t mention it had just been higher due to previous gains.

Like the weather it fluctuates and always does.

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