USD/COP long ideaReally like this setup. Expecting more pain for emerging markets and using this dollar pullback to start new positions, including this one. USD/CLP looks exactly the same but could be more sensitive to HG moves. Overall expecting a new high test and further breakout, although it is possible another failure up there and pullback. GL
America
S&P 500 - SELLING INTO 4100The US Session is giving us a clear sign of strong selling pressure. This week is going to be extremely important in terms of earning, also tomorrow we will see the GDP Data coming out potentially lower for the USA.
Volatility remains high so I would suggest using larger SL and lower risk in terms of contracts and lot-sizes.
EURGBP (Why Am I A Bull Today???) Heyz Guyz
Well firstly I see that massive channel right?
Then I see we are in the flag section of the Flag pattern right?
Also if we pull our Fibs out we so close to the awesome Golden Zone that works like 75% of the time in my experience so far right?
Also I entered on Thursday so I need this to go back LOL!!!
Please let me know if I'm just seeing what I want to seee and completely ignoring any bear setups
Thanks
USDJPY LongHey traders, USDJPY already hit the 117 target mentioned in the previous chart, in my opinion i think USDJPY will consolidate now and form another bullish flag before hitting the swing target of 118.
once we will receive any bullish confirmation the trade will be executed.
Trade safe, Joe.
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