Daily London Session Watchlist: NZD/JPY
The Kiwi is on fire today! With not a lot of potential catalysts ahead, NZD/JPY just might extend its upswing and hit key inflection points on the daily. Check it!
Read MoreThe Kiwi is on fire today! With not a lot of potential catalysts ahead, NZD/JPY just might extend its upswing and hit key inflection points on the daily. Check it!
Read MoreNZD could see a pick up in volatility with the latest monetary policy decision coming soon from the RBNZ, making the trend in EUR/NZD one to watch.
Read MoreThe U.K. is printing its labor market numbers! What are traders expecting and how can it affect Guppy’s recent upswing?
Read MoreWe’ve got big volatility to start the new week, and this clean technical setup on EUR/CAD is one to watch for swing trade in the making.
Read MoreReady for another round of dollar trading? Check out the market events you need to pay attention to if you’re planning on trading the Greenback this week!
Read MoreNot a lot of market-moving reports from Canada, which means Loonie traders will look to risk sentiment for cues this week. If you’re planning on trading CAD this week, better read up!
Read MoreUnless we see strong countercurrency moves, pound traders will likely focus on Brexit updates and the U.K.’s GDP release. Which catalysts can affect your pound trades?
Read MoreThe euro took cues from overall risk-taking last week. Will this week’s slew of economic releases turn the investors’ focus to the region’s recovery trends?
Read MoreJapan is printing a bunch of lower-tier reports, but investors are likely to trade the yen as a safe haven this week. Which catalysts should you watch out for?
Read MoreNot a lot going on in Australia’s calendar this week, which means the Aussie will likely take cues from global risk sentiment. Planning on trading the comdoll in the next few days? Here’s a list of this week’s potential AUD catalysts.
Read MoreWinning breeds complacency. When trading is going particularly well, many traders will tend to get lax in both their trade entry and money management. They will be more prone to take trades they normally wouldn’t and to be less rigorous in their risk control.Jack D. Schwager