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USDCHF - Sell AreaHi! The blue box criteria: 1. Monthly bearish candlestick patterns - February and March has ended up with Shooting Stars candlestick pattern. It is a bearish pattern and they got rejections from the trendline and from the big round number 1.0000. 2. Big round number 1.0000 should act as a resistance 3. Fibonacci retracement level 38% 4. Recently worked "hidden" resistance level 5. Even one yearly low is in this area 6. EMA 100 and 200 on the 4H chart should act as resistance 7. EMA's death cross It is NFP week so, be cautious with your trades and your analysis, try to catch only very strong setups! Please, take a second and support my idea post by hitting the "LIKE", it is my only fee from You! Have a nice day, Best regards! *This information is not a recommendation to buy or sell, it is used for educational purposes only!
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by VaidoVeek
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Exceptional speculation from mid April '18 onwardsUsing an updated chart of earlier posted opportunity around AUDUSD (AU) I like to highlight and illustrate the exceptional speculation that has been going on since mid April onwards. The first and many incidence of the same speculation has often seen coming in very sudden which indicates a single source instead of graduate forming of buying/selling pressure you see normally when larger long term trends are forming. Only news events cause such sudden incoming interest in the buying or selling of an asset when it's coming from a group, but then there have to be a profound reason for it been in the news and it always dies out within a few hours. Quite often we have seen USD buying surges since mid April not complying with any of these rules on top of that these volumes were sometimes hidden from public pools and planned very timely to exactly block a USD bearish cycle from bringing down the value of USD or a potential opposite interest such as London open. The latter is just too silly to observe, suddenly on Tuesday morning Asia timezone when there are normally low volumes until one hour before London open, there would be a ridiculous sudden surge of GU and EU selling at a time it was never seen before. There is simply also no reasonable explanation for anybody selling GU and EU at that time other to stopping GBP and EUR from being appreciated. Nobody says a word and nobody writes about it since that I have noticed these out of place events. There are some economists speaking in youtube videos but searching for manipulation of USD returns litle results on Google and first few entries are about China manipulating their currency and Google's very nice suggestion list doesn't show a single entry when typing it out into the search field. Well, everybody knows that every single central bank is doing it, all of them. They call it market operations and it published on their websites. Look at the implementation notes published by the FED May this year or read on about RBA market operations published clear in public, just to name two examples but all central banks list it as normal operational tasks as part of their portfolio of services. Yet search seems to return limited results, making everyone believe very few people are interested in this business. Something so important as a ring-network of almighty controllers manipulating the financial market on a daily basis and nobody would be interested. That doesn't glue very well with me, censored it is, big time, for only one reason, this network of market operators have a lot to hide. More than they trying to let the everyone believe with their website publications. The dangers are that like this year the speculators are all making to believe the sudden interest is genuine, just to grow a large group of supporters because the FED know it can't beat macroeconomic cycles. At one the these will overpower the built up speculative forces against the macros over 6 months and that contr force will be stronger than ever seen on the market and speculators will realise that at one point in time and start selling on top of the macro selling pressure. That combined could give us the strongest ever seen sling back down from high up reaching far below it normally would go, the so called overshoot could reach the opposite side of the market at USDJPY 67...
Education
by Deep-Peat-Shark
SNB - Central Bank Canary in the Coal Mine exits to the shortAt long last, one of our most important Canaries in the Coal Mine - the Swiss National Bank - has exited a lengthy consolidation pattern to the downside. Frankly, we are surprised it lasted this long given its exposure to long US mega-cap. Whatever is going on in there, it needs to take out 5400 on the upside to nullify today's short signal using the simple www.40in20out.com trend trading approach. (For what it's worth, for some reason our PineScript does not work on the delayed quotes on this exchange. We continue to investigate.)
SIX:SNBNShort
by 40in20out
Long term charts of USD pairs support DXY bulls?I've recently been looking over long term charts of USD pairs. Technically they show setups for a possible strong move up in DXY. I'm going to post a series of these charts because I believe they may be supportive of a much stronger USD.... This is contrary to my opinion that the USD should weaken given a number of reasons... Freeze in interest rate hikes / possible cuts Halting QT program Record high US deficits I'm going to let the charts speak for themselves as technical setups often defy rational reasoning. Also, technical patterns that date back 50 years are being traded by people with much more money than you or I..... And the lines seem clean. Everything in this modern economy is manipulated.... SPY, Gold, Silver, Currencies.... USD bulls might not be ready to give up without a fight...
by cccpKGB1
Base Money - First Time EVER!The Base money of the U.S. has cross below the 200x2Wk SMA for the first time ever. It is a 200 SMA of the 2 Week print or data reading. This is just how the FED reports, every two weeks. However, it has crossed below the 200 SMA. This to me is signaling a DEFLATIONARY Event is on the horizon. When money is taken out of the system at this rate it will be DEFLATIONARY. Followed by a Hyper-Inflationary environment to correct. The next couple weeks will be important to watch to see if the FED corrects this right away or lets us slip into the hole of no return for a while. What do you guys think? Remember....this has never happened since we started keeping track of our BASE MONEY.
FRED:BOGMBASE
by jasonroy40
EURUSD SHORT idea Hi guys and Merry Christmas ! I post a recent idea which i have to Short EURUSD with a target of 1,10 and 1,09 in my bigger picture of economy. As you seen in the diagram the trend of EURUSD is a downtrend . The price levels of 1,14-,1,15 is a retracement level , the main target of EURUSD is 1,10 as you see also from the regression canal . Also DXY continues to climb over the time and my targets are 98,4 and 102,58 with high propability of my first target. Between these European macro also sings for a down movement for EURUSD . Invest with wisdom and be carefull guys !
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by OmenFinance
The battle of oil heavyweights in G10 FXTrade set up - We are cautiously optimistic when it comes to USDCAD and looking to trade the pair as a proxy of US crude and Western Canadian Select (WCS). We enter the trade long at the current price of 1.3295, with small position sizing and tight stops set at 1.3200, for a break of the bullish channel. However, if we see a break of 1.3182 (22 November low) our view shifts to being aggressively short. Why we like this trade - Price action looks ripe for technical traders, with price holding above the 5- EMA, while also oscillating in a bullish channel. However, as mentioned earlier we are careful when entering this trade as stochastic momentum is presenting negative divergence (with price). While we have also seen a failed break of the recent high of 1.3323. Fundamentally, we feel there is a mispricing of US and Canadian rate hike expectations in 2019 with Canada pricing in almost two hikes and the US just one. We feel the pricing in US rates is justified, but we feel the market is too optimistic on Canadian hikes, given the collapse in WCS since the BoC turned neutral in October. While we keep out initial position to a minimum a daily close through 1.3323 and we would add to the position. Disclaimer. Trading leveraged products carries a high level of risk and may result in you losing substantially more than your initial investment. Pepperstone Group Limited is licensed and regulated by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (AFSL 414530). Pepperstone Limited is authorised and regulated by the United Kingdom Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 684312). This information not intended for distribution to, or use by, any person in any country or jurisdiction where such distribution or use would be contrary to local law or regulation
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by Pepperstone
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Bonds Remain IrrationalRegarding today's bond market behavior, I am reminded of the following words of wisdom mostly attributed to the economist John Maynard Keynes: "The market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent." From Trump's successful efforts in negotiating an end to a 70 year North/South Korean war, and denuclearization of NoKo, to the Fed raising interest rates hawkishly, to the ECB finally declaring an end to QE, everything seemed to support the bond market collapsing further. My original profit target in ZN1! was right about where the red arrow is. I anticipated it to retrace the entire move from the FOMC meeting. Perhaps it is because the bond market is historically bearish. Perhaps it is because big players are cashing out of their net short positions, or because insiders know something we don't, but US treasuries have stabilized and have formed a range, if not a bull flag. The Kovach Indicators (at the bottom) show a solid bullish trend, and we have broken numerous levels of resistance. Perhaps we need more data events like the Empire State Manufacturing Survey, or Consumer Sentiment tomorrow to help this sleeping giant awaken once more.
CBOT:ZN1!
by quantguy
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EURUSD fundamental swing trade shortWhat points to USD strength fundamentally: - Monetary policy: FED rate median is at 2.15% end of 2018 vs ECB expected to hike only 2019 Q4 -> carry on USD side - CB balance sheet: FED BS decreasing since 2017 May, ECB still rising, tapering expected in '18 Sept - Inflation: US Core inflation 2.1% and forecasted to 2.4% vs Eurozone 1.1% and moderate upward forecast Cons: - Citi WERM valuation: EUR undervalued by 20% (historically not outstanding) - CitiFX Global Flows: Real Money got net EUR buyer in June Risk-events ahead: - US inflation - June 12 - FED rate decision (hike expected) - June 13 - ECB monetary policy meeting - June 14
Short
by RobertSoos
Why I Think Bitcoin Is a SELL!!!All right traders, I do not comment much on the bitcoin market, but I have seen just a ton of people all over the internet spitting nonsense about how bitcoin is going to $40,000 and this is just a small correction. So I wanted to put out a video talking about what I see on the charts technically and why I think fundamentally its a bad long term investment. I'm sure this video will tick off a bunch of you bitcoin apologists, but oh well. Thats the beauty of the markets, you can be on either side. Good luck and good trading.
COINBASE:BTCUSDShort
by tommyb35
Will Aussie Dollar Strength Prevail in 2018?The Aussie Dollar experienced strength throughout 2017 against its US counterpart with a strong rally to finish the year before forming a double top last week. Over the past week, AUDUSD has fallen almost 2%, following a CPI miss in Australia and a positive earnings report in the United States. Is this a sign of things to come for the remainder of 2018 or will Aussie Dollar strength prevail? Throughout 2017, one of the main concerns of the Reserve Bank of Australia was AUD strength that resulted from a rally in metal prices and US Dollar weakness. As Australia is a net exporter, a weaker currency is favoured and with current rates at 1.5%, some analysts feel that it is unlikely for the RBA to raise rates this year. Westpac have also said that they do not see any rate hikes in the near future. However, recent data is showing that the economy is strengthening along with other countries globally which is expected to lead to inflationary pressure. In order to keep up with the global economy, this could result in the possibility of a rate hike later this year. Many asset managers currently have a negative outlook on the Australian Dollar as they believe that AUDUSD has risen on US Dollar weakness rather than Aussie Dollar strength. A key event for this pair will be the upcoming monetary policy statement from the RBA where analysts are expecting a more hawkish tone. The US dollar, on the other hand, is not having the best of runs despite a strengthening economy. The rate statement released by the Fed earlier this week increased the odds of a March rate hike, with a total of three hikes expected for the year. There is also the possibility of a fourth hike if data continues to improve and inflation begins to catch up with the rest of the economy. In addition, we saw a positive earnings report with NFP and average earnings beating expectations, allowing a strong finish on Friday for the dollar. Bond yields increased throughout the week, with the 10 year treasury yield in particular, heading towards 3% which investors consider a significant level. This was based on the global economy starting to rise, increasing expectations of inflationary pressure. However, the dollar continues to struggle against many other currencies with the dollar index seeing only a small gain last week and weakness is expected to continue in the coming weeks. A large part of this is down to the Eurozone economy, where we saw GDP growth that was larger than that in the US and UK. Analysts are now anticipating that the ECB will unwind its quantitative easing program and tighten monetary policy at a quicker pace than previously expected. Central banks globally are expected to follow on and also begin tightening policies, which should see them catch up with the US. Based on the current fundamentals, the weakness of AUDUSD seems to simply be a retracement and we should see a bullish run up until March. In March, we will assess the stance of the RBA against the Fed. If the RBA look to hold rates for the majority of the year and the Fed continue hiking, we will get a policy divergence with the Fed rate exceeding the RBA rate, at which point, AUDUSD weakness should kick in. Over the short term, we will be looking for buying opportunities on this pair and from Q2 we could be looking at short positions with long term targets around 0.75. However, traders should keep in mind that the fundamentals and sentiment can change quickly so it is important to frequently reassess long term positions. A prime example of this is the EURUSD currency pair which completely went against analyst expectations in 2017.
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by priyesh
Morning Star Reversal in USDJPYWe see a morning star pattern indicating a bit of a correction for the decline in the USD. This is confirmed by a green triangle in the Kovach Reversals Indicator. USDJPY has been pushing the lower bound of this indicator for some time, so a retracement was inevitable. Although we can expect this to continue, overall, a dovish Fed and weak US inflation data should pressure the dollar longer term. The Kovach Momentum Indicators are solidly bearish, which supports a bleak long term outlook. Interested in the Kovach Momentum Indicators and Reversals Indicator? Register for access at quantguy.net!
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by quantguy
FOMC Minutes Reveal Inflation Still a ConcernThe FOMC minutes are being released as I write this, but weak inflation seems to one of their key concerns. Expect the yield curve to continue to flatten as this gets priced into the long end. The spread between the US 30 year and Us 2 year has been careening off a cliff lately and given this news, it is safe to expect this trend to continue. The Kovach Chande indicator is solidly bearish, confirming this, and the lower bound of the Kovach Reversals indicator is continuously being pushed. If you want access to the Kovach Momentum Indicators, Reversals Indicator, or Crypto Specific Indicators, please sign up at quantguy.net!
TVC:US30YShort
by quantguy
Yield Curve Below 1%, Racing to the BottomThe yield curve (spread between the 30 year and 2 year spread) just broke below 1%. All indicators suggest this trend to continue. It has been encroaching the lower Bollinger Band of the Kovach Reversals Indicator, with no retracement in sight. A retracement will be confirmed by a green triangle, if an when it happens. The Federal reserve should be very mindful of this in their December meeting. If you're interested in the Kovach Reversals Indicator and more, sign up for access at quantguy.net!
TVC:US30YShort
by quantguy
Bitcoin will beat the Central Banks (Sarcasm) // If you honestly believe cryptos growth wasn't anything other than to bring forth a cashless society governed by the world banks / you thought they just would go down without a fight... I hope u truly start "reading the history books" But hey, don't listen to me, go all in and don't forget to also invest in those 1300 not at all similar crypto coins. Bubbles need fuel & stupidity to survive... Just know that it prob won't go as you thought it would at the end. Those who are in power are not giving away anything for free ;) If you're one of those early investors in Bitcoin... Gosh... take profits quick and allocate that nice ROI into where the money will flow once QT starts messing with the market //
TVC:GOLD
by thefreedommatrix
EURAUD - Time to head higher?Early June we shared an idea on EURAUD short term downside towards 1.4732 area (). After hitting that area and completing the short term correction, we are now expecting price to move higher towards 1.5230 area to complete the overall 5-wave structure. Here are some reasons for me to have a bullish bias on EURAUD - 1) Price development on daily timeframe is showing a potential 5-wave structure development; 2) Price is currently showing bullish impulses on 4-hour timeframe after hitting the 0.382 - 0.50 fibonacci area, completing the minimum retracement for a wave 4 correction; and 3) The most recent price move is corrective, thus indicating that there is a high probability of seeing a bullish impulse to the upside. *Next week RBA Rate Statement and Cash Rate might be the catalyst to move the Aussie. P.S. My personal bias is to the upside, but doesn't mean it's time now to take a buy trade. Make sure you have a proper strategy to engage the trade according to your personal plan :)
Long
by KarYong
It´s The Politics. Stop Following Technical Analysis ... U.S. investors brace for mounting political risks as they decode Trump Quote: Barry James built up his $4 billion mutual fund largely by studying balance sheets, earnings and market share. In the last few weeks, however, he has realized that he must look at a new force in the market: U.S. President Donald Trump. Trump's unpredictable governing style and stated desire to renegotiate trade agreements and punish companies that seek out lower-cost forms of labor are upending the classic notion of fundamental investing, said James, who manages the James Balanced Golden Rainbow fund. Source: www.investing.com
TVC:SPXLong
by SwissView
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