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Dollar Bears
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Dollar bears
Traders who capitalize on a falling dollar by buying other foreign currencies directly.
Dollar Bears
Traders who buy foreign currencies with U.S. dollars because they believe that the dollar is falling or will soon fall. Any number of indicators may influence this decision for dollar bears.
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