Trade Ideas

With few catalysts ahead scheduled for forex, we’re turning to MSFT post-earnings dip could be an opportunity for longer-term players to check out. 

We’ve got a potential longer-term setup on NZD/CAD in the works as the pair looks to resume its recent bearish shift in directional bias. 

EUR/GBP is a mover on the session thanks to the ECB, but the action may not stop there with the latest business sentiment numbers from Europe coming soon. 

EUR/CAD dropped lower on the session after the latest monetary policy statement from the Bank of Canada…is this the start of a fresh leg lower? 

I’ve got my eyes on this textbook retracement play on AUD/USD. Do you think Aussie bulls are about to return at any of these levels?

Silver (XAGUSD) retested support at its 200 SMA and now looks to be headed back up to $30.

NZD/CAD just broke above strong resistance, but does it have enough juice to turn into a true breakout or will the bulls get faked out?

EUR/AUD could be returning to its longer-term downtrend as price action suggests bears are back in control.

The U.S. is about to print its retail sales data! Unless we see fresh catalysts, then comdoll pairs like NZD/USD will likely see volatility around the release.

GBP/NZD hits the watchlist as it retests a technical inflection point. Will buyers jump on the pullback to play the shorter-term uptrend or are traders looking for a signal to play the longer-term downtrend? 

EUR/NZD hits the top of the watchlist as recent consolidation could be broken soon with the latest monetary policy statement from the RBNZ on Wednesday. 

AUD/NZD’s uptrend pullback may finally be running out of steam, but will this week’s economic updates give the bulls the juice to move higher? 

I’m seeing this simple reversal pattern on the 4-hour chart of CAD/JPY ahead of the release of Canada’s jobs report. Think we’ll see a breakout?

NZD/CAD hits the radar today with a big catalyst for the Loonie coming soon. Will this classic consolidation pattern turn into a breakout setup?

This pair has been on a steady climb so far this year, and it looks like another chance to buy the dip is coming up!

EUR/GBP hits the top of the watchlist as the pair bounces higher in a solid downtrend. Will it meet resistance and return to the downtrend? 

The uptrend in CAD/CHF slowed down last week, but could the bulls get the train going again this week? 

The NFP report is up in a bit! Will the numbers be enough to extend USD/CHF’s slow and steady uptrend today?

Gold has been very much unloved in 2021, but are we in for a trend change? Or is today’s bounce another opportunity for the bears? 

Will OPEC and friends extend their output cut deal? I’m taking a look at USD/CAD for a possible dip today. What do you think?