Trade Ideas

What’s up, comdoll comrades? I don’t really have any new forex trade ideas for this week so I just thought of coming up with a quick update on the swing setups I’ve been watching.

Looking to play a simple forex chart pattern that plays along with my weak fundamental bias on the Euro and risk sentiment in general.

Another positive week from both EUR/USD and GBP/USD! Here’s the breakdown of the HLHB Trend-Catcher System’s forex signals during the NFP week.

Cautiously hopping back on to the EUR/AUD downtrend now that the market is retesting a previous area of strong interest. Time for the sellers to take back control?

No big gains from both EUR/USD and GBP/USD but not a bad week for the HLHB System. In fact, it was able to filter out a lot of fakeouts!

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.

I’ve got trends, Fibs, and moving averages all on my watchlist this week. Check out the setups going on in EUR/JPY, GBP/JPY and EUR/GBP!

Well, that didn’t last long! I decided to close out my USD/CHF long, partially on a change in price action, but mostly on what seems to be a shift in sentiment.

Does this forex setup look familiar to you? Well, it should! I’m taking a second shot at shorting EUR/USD. What do you think of this plan?

“There will be other opportunities after this one.” It almost always follows a missed trade or a significant move, but there will be another!

With EUR/NZD barely budging from my target entry area, I’ve decided to browse through other comdoll crosses today and found this potential short on AUD/NZD.

Recent price action in GBP/AUD is setting up for a potential move lower, but I’m throwing it into the watchlist with major events coming up soon!

A lot of pro forex traders say that you should let the market come to you instead of forcing trades. Well, I definitely should have listened to them!

Last week’s pick up in volatility slightly changed the price picture for USD/CHF, but not my directional bias. Here’s an entry adjustment to make sure I don’t miss this opportunity.

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.

It was breakout city as volatility picks up last week in a big way. See what kind of forex opportunities this sets up for the currency-crosses!

Last week, I mentioned that I was looking at EUR/NZD for a potential swing trade. Price is already moving inside my target entry area so I decided to figure out my trade details.

With a lot of euro-related economic events on tap, I’m looking at a possible retracement opportunity on EUR/USD. Here’s my setup!

Since my stop adjustment last week, EUR/CAD moved into an area on the chart that invalidated the trade & closed me out. Here’s my forex review.

If thinking is the process of asking and answering questions to make good forex trading decisions, you better make ’em good questions, right?