Comdoll Trading Kit (May 9-13, 2016): Forex Market Preview
I’m seeing potential retracements and reversals on the comdoll charts for this week! Better mark these inflection points and upcoming events, too.
Read MoreI’m seeing potential retracements and reversals on the comdoll charts for this week! Better mark these inflection points and upcoming events, too.
Read MoreMy short entry just got triggered! But while the technicals are looking neat, I’m worried that fundamentals are suggesting a possible upside breakout. What do you guys think?
Read MoreWith the RBNZ keeping the door open for rate cuts and with crude oil prices on the rise, I’m looking at this simple NZD/CAD trend play for my trade this week.
Read MoreIt’s gonna be a very busy week for the comdolls so don’t forget to mark these potential inflection points on your charts. Tell me what you think of these trade setups, too!
Read MoreAs I’ve mentioned in my Twitter update earlier, I’ve decided to exit my NZD/USD long trade ahead of the FOMC statement and RBNZ interest rate decision. Should I re-enter, though?
Read MoreI’m looking at another potential forex trend play this week with AUD/USD’s rising channel setup. Think I should take this one?
Read MoreWe’ve got another batch of top-tier reports that could push AUD/USD, USD/CAD, and NZD/USD around this week so don’t forget to mark these inflection points and take a look at my setups!
Read MoreTraders seem to be favoring the commodity currencies and showing no love for the Greenback lately so I’m looking at this short-term uptrend on NZD/USD.
Read MoreWe’ve got central bank events in the euro zone and Australia this week so I’m looking at this reversal pattern on EUR/AUD. What do you guys think?
Read MoreMarket risk sentiment could continue to push the comdolls around this week so make sure you look at these upcoming catalysts and potential inflection points. Lemme know your thoughts on these trade setups, too!
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