Trade Ideas

My trade has been triggered and the market has nicely rolled higher. After finally getting a decent pullback on the move, I’ve decided to pump up my position a little bit but tighten up before the week’s close.

With the weekend coming up quickly, and .9050 being a tough level to crack all week, I’ve decided to close up shop to avoid weekend risk.

Well, that was the shortest long-term trade setup ever! The no-mercy beatdown of comdolls plus Sterling strength means no resistance at the top of the range!

Wherefore art thou Kiwi bears?! As I mentioned in my Twitter update, I considered closing my short NZD/USD position early because price was just stuck around the large area of interest between .8150 to .8200.

I got the pullback that I was looking for but the story quickly changed for the euro thanks to Draghi and a positive surprise on German data. With the market ticking lower a bit, I decided to get outta this trade quickly!

As expected, last week packed a volatile punch for forex traders, but this week looks to be a bit more calmer. See how we could play this change in behavior by checking out this week’s levels to watch!

I decided to bring back my pre-week updates! Here’s what I think is happening on a fundamental level and the two setups that I’m watching this week.

If you think the comdolls are in for another round of big moves this week, y’all better mark these inflection points on AUD/USD, USD/CAD, and NZD/USD!

Bummer! I missed the boat on this AUD/USD short! As it turns out, the retracements were shallow for this particular pair, as the dollar was lifted by strong U.S. retail sales reports.

Both events that I anticipated didn’t play out as I expected, so I immediately closed my long GBP/USD trade after the release of retail sales. Here’s how today’s price action played out.

The pullback on GBP/JPY was a shallow one as traders went back into bull mode during Wednesday’s US trading session. Unfortunately, the pullback wasn’t deep enough to trigger my entry order.

It’s been a slow week for EUR/GBP and with the BOE meeting minutes coming up tomorrow, I decided to close up the trade and take profits.

USD/JPY pulled back at the start of this week’s trading, which was enough to trigger my trailed stop at 99.95.

Lots of potential volatility this week thanks to upcoming central bank events, so here are this week’s must-watch levels on EUR/JPY, GBP/JPY, and EUR/GBP to get in the forex trading groove!

If you think the comdolls are in for big moves this week, y’all better mark these inflection points on AUD/USD, USD/CAD, and NZD/USD!

The ECB’s interest rate cut caught the markets by surprise so I decided to rethink my long bias for now. What do you think of EUR/USD’s current levels?

If you think the comdolls are in for big moves this week, y’all better mark these inflection points on AUD/USD, USD/CAD, and NZD/USD!

The week looks to be much quieter in terms of economic data releases, so here are this week’s must-watch levels on EUR/JPY, GBP/JPY, and EUR/GBP to develop some consolidation and range plays!

Good morning! Here’s a quick review of my USD/JPY long position after my stop adjustment yesterday.

It looks like it’s gonna be an eventful week for the comdoll gang! Don’t forget to mark the potential inflection points if you’re planning on trading AUD/USD, USD/CAD, or NZD/USD.