As can be seen on the H4 chart this morning, the EUR aggressively bounced from the mid-level number 1.0950 going into the U.S. session yesterday with little fundamental data backing this move. Consequent to this, price has chalked up a consolidation zone fixed between 1.0950 and 1.1043 ahead of the ECB press conference today at 1.30 pm GMT.
From a technical...
Bolstered by a relatively weak dollar yesterday, the EUR bulls took charge going into the U.S. session and rallied through H4 supply at 1.0903-1.0928 into a H4 resistance area at 1.0937-1.0984. For anyone still long from the H4 Quasimodo zone at 1.0809-1.0826, now may be a good time to think about banking the majority of your position since the single currency...
Starting from the top this morning, the broken weekly Quasimodo level at 1.4501 has now officially come into view. Whether this long-term structure holds firm or not can only really be determined by the weekly close in our opinion. Climbing down into the daily chart, nonetheless, Cable extended its recovery from daily demand at 1.3843-1.4036 for the third...
As was anticipated (blog.icmarkets.com), the single currency appears to have found a strong foothold off the top-side of a H4 Quasimodo support area seen at 1.0809-1.0826. We missed this move altogether as price hastily rotated from this zone – well done to any of our readers who managed to jump in on this one!
Evident from the H4 chart we can see that price...
Following a better-than-expected Canadian GDP report yesterday, the USD/CAD broke below and slightly retested the 1.3500 figure before thrusting into H4 demand at 1.3358-1.3396 by the close 1.3405. For those who read our previous report (blog.icmarkets.com) you may recall us speaking about this very demand being a fantastic area to go long from, due to it forming...
The USD/JPY pair saw a sharp increase in value yesterday on the back of positive U.S. data. This, as is shown on the H4 chart, dragged price back up to retest the 114.00 figure, which is where the market settled into the close 113.97. Due to this level also boasting a clear weekly resistance barrier at 114.12 and a deep 78.6% Fibonacci level at 114.05, this is, at...
Looking at the daily chart of the USD/JPY, one can clearly see renewed buying pressure formed from the Feb 11th low 110.96 on Wednesday, consequently printing a compact double-bottom formation. This ignited the buy-side of this market which saw price wrap up the week closing a few pips shy of weekly resistance (114.12) at 113.96, recording gains of over 140...
Although the Aussie dollar ranged over 140 pips last week, the market ended with price closing a mere 23 pips below the prior week’s close at 0.7121. This, as shown on the weekly chart, formed a clear bearish selling wick which could indicate that we may be heading down to revisit support at 0.7035 sometime this week.
Down on the daily timeframe, support at...
The past week saw the single currency decline a further 200 pips into the close 1.0924, resulting in a rather vicious full-bodied bearish weekly candle forming. Consequent to this, weekly support (now acting resistance) at 1.0983 was taken out, thus opening up the possibility for further downside this week to weekly support penciled in at 1.0796.
Climbing down...
As can be seen from the daily chart, the bounce from the Feb 11th low 110.96 clearly renewed buying interest in this market yesterday. This could, as long as the buyers remain in the driving seat, force this pair to retest weekly resistance drawn from 114.12.
In our previous report (blog.icmarkets.com), we discussed two possible trade scenarios: One was to wait...
The USD/CAD is seen trading markedly lower this morning, due to a relatively heavy round of selling yesterday from the underside of psychological resistance 1.3800 down to the 1.3700 region. What is more interesting, however, is the bigger picture currently being painted on the H4. Current action appears to be chalking up two H4 AB=CD bull patterns (see green...
Sunday’s open 1.1109 saw the single currency gap around 17 pips lower, consequently breaking below daily support at 1.1122. Following this, price struck the underside of this number twice before heavily selling-off going into yesterday’s London open. H4 support (now acting resistance) at 1.1059 put up very little fight, allowing price to reclaim the 1.1000 region...
Although Gold posted a weekly loss of around $11 by the week’s end at 1227.7, we still consider it positive. The reason for why comes from seeing price respond so beautifully from not only the weekly broken supply (now demand) at 1205.6-1181.2, but also the recently broken weekly wedge resistance (now support) taken from the high 1485.3. In the event that bids...
Another wet and rainy day for the EUR yesterday helped the pair record its fifth consecutive daily loss. The single currency smashed through both daily support at 1.1122 and also psychological support 1.1100, before changing tracks going into the U.S open (likely due to positive unemployment U.S. data) and retesting the underside of the daily support as...
Coming at you directly from the weekly chart this morning, the yellow metal is seen rebounding from not only the broken supply (now demand) at 1205.6-1181.2, but also the recently broken weekly wedge resistance taken from the high at 1485.3. Climbing down into the pits of the daily timeframe shows us that the buyers and sellers continue to battle for position...
For those who read Wednesday’s report on Cable (blog.icmarkets.com), you may recall that we spoke about entering long from the base of a H4 Harmonic Gartley pattern around the 1.4258 mark. Additional confluence was also seen here from the mid-level number at 1.4250 and a H4 Quasimodo support at 1.4230, which blends nicely with daily support drawn from 1.4231.
We...
Going into yesterday’s London session, Cable was aggressively offered following a string of disappointing U.K. data which saw the pair tumble over 200 pips in one sitting! Following this lemming-like stampede, prices began to stabilize as U.S. traders entered the market around the 1.4300 handle.
Consequent to this recent sell-off, the GBP is very close to...
The yellow metal was truly on fire last week! Several weekly resistances were taken out, before Gold finally ended the week closing at 1238.1, registering a very healthy $65 gain. In view of this recent movement, the weekly broken Quasimodo (BQM) line at 1224.1 could potentially act as support this week, as could the weekly demand just below it at 1205.6-1181.2...
