Daily -“As is the case with EUR/USD and USD/CHF, continued failure at trend extremes warrant caution although there is nothing ‘solidly bearish’ to work with just yet. Weakness below 100.51 (December 2015 high) would suggest a broader reversal.” 100.51 (2015 high) is classified as a decision point (make or break level). It’s OK to lean towards the long side as long as that level holds. Weakness below would suggest a broader reversal is ...
EUR/USD Weekly EUR/USD continues to trade on a long term parallel and the weekly wicks (key reversal this week) denote active support. I don’t like being a bear in the face of active support at a well-defined parallel… As always, define your risk points (read more about traits of successful traders here). GBP/USD Weekly GBP/USD needs to take ...
We are now trading at the top of a channel drawn with the same slope as the support that we had been focusing on throughout the 2016 rebound and into 2017 (rising trendline in black on the chart above) drawn from the first higher low off the rebound from the February low. While we remain Bullish due to fundamental and technical factors, there is a rising wedge pattern developing that should warrant attention. The rising wedge pattern has ...
In our last article, we looked at the potential for a new higher-low in EUR/JPY after the European Central Bank extended QE. After this announcement, the Euro was offered-hard across-the-board, but as we noted, the ‘bigger picture’ trend in EUR/JPY has been quite bullish, and traders would likely want to use that short-term weakness to position-in to longer-term bullish strategies. The level that we pointed out around 120.85 had helped ...
On Monday, Poloz was speaking at the House of Commons when he mentioned that they would sit on the uncertain (i.e. bad) data and wouldn’t act for 18-months as they digested how the two-way economy was performing. USD/CAD immediately sold off on this news falling ~120 pips in a few hours. What surprised many was when Poloz came out a few hours later to clarify his comments that the market misunderstood. The Bank of Canada governor said the comment about inaction was about the output gap and not a ...
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