Weekly view: Although the overall trend has been strong since early 2009, a temporary ‘ceiling’ to this index has formed around the 18098 region which has remained strong for an impressive four months!
Daily view: From this angle; we can see that prices sold off from the daily supply area 18207-18117 down to the daily trendline level extended from the low 17033....
Weekly view: For the past month and a half, the buyers and sellers have been seen battling for position within a weekly demand area coming in at 118.22-119.40. Our long-term bias will remain north on this pair as long as price continues to trade above the weekly swap level seen below this area at 115.50.
Daily view: From this angle, it appears the USD/JPY pair...
Weekly view: From a weekly timeframe perspective, the trend on Gold is still firmly south, and will remain that way in our opinion until price closes above the weekly trendline extended from the high 1488.0. Current price action, however, shows that price is trading in ‘no man’s land’ between weekly supply at 1223.1-1202.6 and a weekly demand area seen at...
Weekly view: From a weekly timeframe perspective, the trend on Gold is still firmly south, and will remain that way in our opinion until price closes above the weekly trendline extended from the high 1488.0.With regards to last week’s action, however, we can see that despite the volatility seen from below weekly supply at 1223.1-1202.6, the end result barely saw...
Weekly view: For the past month and a half, the buyers and sellers have been seen battling for position within a weekly demand area coming in at 118.22-119.40. Our long-term bias will remain north on this pair as long as price continues to trade above the weekly swap level seen below this area at 115.50.
Daily view: The rebound seen from the daily support level...
Weekly view: Last week’s action saw the Euro rally a cool 330 pips from open (1.0859) to close (1.1192). This move consequently saw price close above the weekly swap level seen at 1.1096, and at the same time, ‘touch gloves’ with a major weekly supply zone coming in at 1.1449-1.1278. This has been the most we’ve seen the Euro rally since price began its descent...
Weekly view: For the past month or so, the buyers and sellers have been seen battling for position within a weekly demand area coming in at 118.22-119.40. Our bias will remain north on this pair as long as price continues to trade above 115.50.
Daily view: From the daily scale, we can see that price is resting on top of a daily trendline extended from the low...
Weekly view: The weekly timeframe still shows that the Euro is trending south, and has been for nearly a year now. A convincing push above weekly supply at 1.1449-1.1278 would be needed to invalidate our current bearish bias. In the event that the Euro continues to be bought, we might, just might, see prices challenge the weekly swap level at 1.1096.
Daily view:...
Weekly view: Overall, the weekly trend on Gold is still firmly pointing south in our opinion. Current trading action shows price is nibbling at the underside of weekly supply seen at 1223.1-1202.6. A break above this area could suggest further upside towards the weekly descending trendline extended from the high 1488.0.
Daily view: Yesterday’s candle saw Gold...
Weekly view: The weekly timeframe still shows that the Euro is trending south, and has been for nearly a year now. Despite this, the weekly demand area seen at 1.0333-1.0502 has been able to support this market since mid-March. The outlook for this pair is still south in our opinion and will only change once/if a convincing push above weekly supply at...
Weekly view: From a weekly timeframe perspective, very little has changed over the past three months. The overall trend clearly still remains southbound, and the buyers and sellers continue to battle for position around a weekly demand area seen at 0.7449-0.7678.
Daily view: The daily timeframe shows that the daily swap level 0.7691 managed to provide support to...
Weekly view: For the past month or so, the buyers and sellers have been seen battling for position within a weekly demand area coming in at 118.22-119.40. Last week’s candle clearly showed that the bears overwhelmed the bulls within this zone, but as you can see, this was still not enough to close prices below the prior week’s low 118.56. Therefore, despite the...
Weekly view: Overall, the weekly timeframe still shows that the Euro is trending south, and has been for nearly a year now. Despite this, the weekly demand area seen at 1.0333-1.0502 has been able to support this market since mid-March. Last week’s trading did see a slight advance, but not really anything to get excited about since it has not really changed the...
Weekly view: From the weekly scale, we can clearly see selling interest forming around weekly supply at 1223.1-1202.6. Assuming that this selling interest continues, we might, just might, see prices challenge the weekly demand area below coming in at 1130.1-1168.6.
Daily view: The daily timeframe on the other hand, shows that price rebounded from a daily demand...
Weekly view: From the weekly scale, we can clearly see selling interest forming around weekly supply at 1223.1-1202.6. Assuming that this selling interest continues, we might, just might, see prices challenge the weekly demand area below coming in at 1130.1-1168.6.
Daily view: The daily timeframe on the other hand, shows that price rebounded from a daily demand...
Weekly view: The selling pressure which has been forcing the Euro south for nearly a year seems to be diminishing. Weekly demand at 1.0333-1.0502 has been able to hold this market higher since mid-March. As bullish as this sounds, our team will not be convinced the overall trend has changed until we see price convincingly push above weekly supply at...
Monthly view: The monthly chart shows we’ve been trending south since hitting the monthly swap level at 1.7134. Current price action shows that the bulls are beginning make a stand from just above a monthly demand area coming in at 1.4225-1.4541. Quite frankly though, until we see a break above the monthly supply area at 1.5551-1.5096, our long-term bearish bias...
