EUR/USD short: Can King USD survive King DJT?Euro / U.S. DollarFOREXCOM:EURUSDjvrfxalertsHello traders. The market has been to kind to me since Friday's NFP print. I closed my long EUR/USD, EUR/CAD and GBP/USD positions this morning. The charts tell the story. The reaction to the NFP print was dramatic but despite all the negative factors(tariffs, inflation, uncertainty, NATIONAL DEBT!) influencing the USD, I still believe that the greenback is the cleanest shirt in the laundry hamper. For now, the technical picture point to a correction after the Euro Zone tariff announcement 10 days ago. If it really comes down to a contest, the USA will prevail in the tariff war. Which brings me to my caption. I was watching President Trump announcing Apple's increased investment in the USA(another $100B in addition to the existing $500B commitment) and the best part of the announcement was that he did not call Mr. Cook, Tim Apple again. While I am certainly supportive of Apple increasing production in certain sectors like their own M chips, recycling rare earths and so on, it still does not solve the problem of a us living on a planet with economic and trade practices that benefit everyone, especially the most needy on our planet of abundance. And there lies the conundrum in my mind. President Trump wants to be the kid in the playpen that grabs all the toys and do not share. "Mine, mine, mine". Well, if all the toys are yours, it will lead to a stronger USD, increased inflation and therefore no rate cuts from the FOMC other than the projected 25bps in September. So, increased yields on USD 10Y treasuries and a deeper debt hole for future American generations but for now, I think the USD will prevail. Cleanest shirt, folks because as long as we have Don Donald in the Oval Office strong arming and black mailing everyone, King USD will reign. But woe the day that is is no longer true. I am certain King USD will outfox King DJT. Why? As I have indicated in my profile, I live by the mantra that markets are sometimes irrational, but mostly right. DXY is still holding above an uptrend line dating back to May 2011. As for GBP/USD, rate decision later tonight. Please share your thoughts.