Pipcrawler

After my trade adjustment, there wasn’t much follow through for Dollar pairs after NFP. USD/JPY reversed enough to close me out at breakeven.

Bullish comdoll momentum continued and we saw euro and pound weakness on fresh economic data in the morning London session.

With the end of the quarter, it’s time to reflect on the opportunities in the forex market, as well as both the good & bad decisions I made.

With the end of the month/quarter here & heading into a fresh set of tier one data on a shortened week, I’ve decided to adjust and reassess my forex positions.

Spotted this simple forex setup on a pair that has been steadily climbing since bottoming out in March. Is that a breakout or fakeout on CAD/CHF?

Now that we’re past the FOMC meeting and it doesn’t look like the BOJ will make any changes, I think it’s time to take another look at USD/JPY.

With the reaction to the the ECB rate cut fading away, I think it’s time to consider jumping into a possible change in direction in EUR/USD.

NZD/CHF just busted through a major psychological level on today’s RBNZ rate hike. Is this a forex breakout or fakeout?

For this week, I’m going to nibble on a simple support break setup on EUR/AUD. Is this the beginning of another leg lower?

My short-term swing short on GBP/USD closed on Tuesday, not necessarily on trade invalidation, but probably on too aggressive risk management. Here’s my review.