Trade Idea: CAD/CHF Broken Channel Pullback
The correction is still in play for this Loonie pair and I’m seeing a lot of confluence on this area of interest, so I’m setting my short entry levels. Take a look!
Read MoreThe correction is still in play for this Loonie pair and I’m seeing a lot of confluence on this area of interest, so I’m setting my short entry levels. Take a look!
Read MoreComdoll trends are looking strong these days so I’m staying on the lookout for correction plays on AUD/USD, USD/CAD, and NZD/USD with this week’s set of top-tier events. Take a look!
Read MoreWith all that’s going on with crude oil these days, I’m keeping a bearish Loonie bias and looking at this potential CAD/CHF trend setup. However, there’s one technical reason why I’m not hopping in just yet.
Read MoreStronger than expected economic figures from New Zealand led to a pop higher for the Kiwi today so I’ve decided to hop out of this short NZD/USD position. Here’s how my trade turned out.
Read MoreComdolls keep caving to dollar strength these days so I’m keeping close tabs on these breakout moves and staying on the lookout for quick pullbacks on AUD/USD, USD/CAD, and NZD/USD.
Read MoreBah! So much for that breakdown! AUD/NZD is now back above that triangle support area so I think it’s time for me to cut my losses on this short position.
Read MoreExpectations are running high for Trump’s tax reform announcement this week, and I think this might lead to a breakout for AUD/USD’s short-term triangle. Take a look!
Read MoreMarket sentiment seems to be tossing and turning these days, so I’m zooming in to the short-term charts of AUD/USD, NZD/USD, and USD/CAD to spot potential breakouts with this week’s lineup of catalysts.
Read MoreFinally seeing some directional moves in FX, including really interesting price action in AUD/NZD. After reversing back lower, is 1.0400 back in sight?
Read MoreWe don’t have a of economic reports from the comdoll countries this week, but I found neat setups we can trade from the dollar’s moves! Here are the setups and potential inflection points I’m looking at.
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