Trade Ideas

I’m going with another simple technical trend setup, this time on EUR/JPY. Is the recent bounce higher an opportunity play the longer-term move lower?

Took a break from forex trading for a while, but now I’m back for more pips! But first, here are updates on trades ideas that I posted a while back.

Yipes, my EUR/NZD forex trade ain’t looking too good at the moment! Do you think the downtrend is still valid or is it time to exit early?

To get back in the forex markets, I’m going with a pure technical setup on GBP/CAD. Is that a bearish divergence that I see on the daily charts?

Since I haven’t been feeling too confident with my recent Loonie forex setups, I decided to look for better ideas. Here’s what I’m looking at on EUR/NZD.

For the new forex trading week, I’m starting out with a simple trend setup on USD/CAD. Will the trend be my friend this week?

If you’re planning on trading AUD/USD, USD/CAD, or NZD/USD, don’t forget to mark these potential inflection points and forex market events.

Forex volatility spiked up some of the highest levels of the year last week, which may continue this week, creating more opportunities in the crosses.

With the fear trade calming down a bit, I spotted my usual technical setup EUR/CAD to possibly play my bearish bias on the euro. Is it a good time to short?

Help! I’m confused! I’m seeing neat technical forex setups on a couple of Loonie pairs, but I can’t figure out which one makes more fundamental sense. Care to share your thoughts?

With a big pop today in EUR/USD and forex volatility, I’m jumping in to play the longer-term downtrend at a potential resistance area.

No luck on my EUR/GBP short setup as market sentiment when into fear mode on both U.K. inflation data, global growth data, and Ebola fears.

Looks like the technical signals are lining up for this CAD/JPY forex retracement play! Do fundamentals support this long trade idea though?

I don’t know if it’s overdone, but I’m looking to play the bullish dollar sentiment that’s dominated lately, with the help of U.K. data this week.

If you’re planning on trading AUD/USD, USD/CAD, or NZD/USD, don’t forget to mark these potential inflection points and forex market events.

Based on last week’s forex price action, it looks like we’ve got both ranging and trending setups from the major currency crosses to check out!

The Kiwi has been getting beaten down for months, which makes it an attractive buy on a good looking technical setup in NZD/CAD.

For my first forex trade this quarter, I’m looking into hopping in the CAD/JPY uptrend on a retracement. What do you think of this setup?

For my first trade of the quarter, I’m going with a textbook support break and retest on EUR/GBP. Is the pop higher an opportunity for forex players to jump back into the downtrend?

It’s time to reflect on the market opportunities, as well as both the good and bad decisions I made. Here’s my reflection on my Q3 forex performance.