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  1. Read the Dollar First
  2. Acknowledgments and Reader Guide
  3. Introduction - Why This Book Exists
  4. Chapter 1 - Why the Dollar Comes First
  5. Chapter 2 - From Bretton Woods to Fiat Discipline
  6. Chapter 3 - USD Is Not DXY
  7. Chapter 4 - How the Dollar Moves Oil, Gold, Bitcoin, Gas, and FX
  8. Chapter 5 - Oil Is Not a Dollar Trade Only
  9. Chapter 6 - Gold and the Dollar
  10. Chapter 7 - Bitcoin and the Dollar
  11. Chapter 8 - Gas, LNG, and the Dollar
  12. Chapter 9 - FX, Carry, and Translation Risk
  13. Chapter 10 - Reading Regimes: The Eleven-Year Record
  14. Chapter 11 - The Weekly Operating Framework
  15. Chapter 12 - Common Mistakes in Dollar and Cross-Asset Analysis
  16. Chapter 13 - What to Watch from Here
  17. Further Reading
  18. Appendix A - Quick Glossary
  19. Appendix B - USD Impact Score Methodology
  20. About USD Impact
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