Chart Art: GBP/USD Pulling Back to 1.3600 Support?
Cable has been climbing steadily since December but looks due for a pullback to nearby support levels. Can the ascending trend line keep losses in check?
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Cable has been climbing steadily since December but looks due for a pullback to nearby support levels. Can the ascending trend line keep losses in check?
Read MoreHeadline CPI beat expectations while broader market sentiment also favored risk currencies. AUD/CHF emerged as the focus while technical levels also held up well.
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Read MoreCAD/CHF appears to be in correction mode, as the pair is closing in on the broken support zone near Fib retracement levels. Will it hold as resistance this time?
Read MoreCAD/CHF just bounced from a major support zone! Will the area continue to drive away Loonie sellers? Or will the 4th time be the charm for the bears?
Read MoreEUR/CAD is testing a confluence of technical levels on its 4-hour time frame, and these candlestick patterns appear to be hinting at a bounce. Take a look!
Read MoreFollowing Australia’s inflation beat AUD/CHF moved beyond the watchlist stage. Post-FOMC strategic focus shifts to pullback zones offering improved risk-reward scenarios.
Read MoreWhy do you think unsuccessful traders are obsessed with market analysis? They crave the sense of certainty that analysis appears to give them. Although few would admit it, the truth is that the typical trader wants to be right on every single trade. He is desperately trying to create certainty where it just doesn’t exist.Mark Douglas