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EURAUD | Daily | OutlookLooking at EURAUD from a purely technical observation we can take note of the fact that the EURAUD has broken out of our long standing bullish monthly trend line which has started to point us towards a new bearish sentiment/bias in the long term, now looking further into it we can also notice that on top of breaking out of our monthly bullish trend we can notice that on our weekly chart we’ve also managed to identify the breakout of an ascending channel which was formed on the weekly chart further adding on to our newly founded bearish sentiment/bias. Now with all that said we look further down moving to our daily time frame we can see that at the beginning of the year EURAUD found some support at our 1.61213 level after the market broke out of our ascending channel in November last year and started trading upwards where we saw that bullish momentum take a pause when the market reached our 1.66xxx & 1.668xx respective area creating what looks like a consolidation between the 1.668xx and 1.635xx levels which is now our current trading range. With the above observation in mind we can see EURAUD bounce off near the top of our range at 1.66xxx where we can expect EURAUD to push downward a bit to bounce off the bottom of our current minor range before pushing up to our 1.712xx to 1.72xxx respective area where we’ll look towards the market creating a new resistance which will further confirm our overall bearish sentiment which we’ll be looking to take advantage of over the long term. Please note that the current analysis and observation is comprised solely of my own personal opinion, sentiment and bias of the market; so please be sure to confirm with your own analysis before taking any trading decisions based on the above information as I am not liable for any profit or loss you may incur while using the provided information.
by mosa_moshka
EURAUD | 4 Hour Bullish ContinuationEURAUD could fall rise if it can stay above 1.64585. Why 1.64585? The price for the EURO is increasing which means Australians have buy the Euro at a higher price. But what is this is the time for them to buy it at discount before it goes back up? Evidence High(H) & Low(L) Per the 4 our timeframe, price is increasing. The current rise price of the Euro price per the Australian Dollar has been 1.66052(H), 1.64584(L), 1.66123(H), We can see the high and low prices are increasing hence what is called Higher highs and higher lows. Actions The best action to take is to buy since currently the trend is up. That is what the chart per this timeframe is showing. If this trade plays out there is possibility price could pass the high at 1.66123. Sidenote: Your Reward to Risk will vary from mine analyzing this trade using your own risk management strategy and trading plan. What can invalidate this trade? If price pushes lower than 1.64585, the trade in invalidated. Should you trade this? If this fits how you trade, yes. If not no. Let's keep it that simple. I hope you enjoyed this analysis. Like this post and share it if you did.😁 Many blessings, Shaquan
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by ShaquanLopez
EURAUD Is Going Down! Short! Please, check our technical outlook for EURAUD. Time Frame: 2h Current Trend: Bearish Sentiment: Overbought (based on 7-period RSI) Forecast: Bearish The market is on a crucial zone of supply 1.655. The above-mentioned technicals clearly indicate the dominance of sellers on the market. I recommend shorting the instrument, aiming at 1.653 level. P.S Please, note that an oversold/overbought condition can last for a long time, and therefore being oversold/overbought doesn't mean a price rally will come soon, or at all. Like and subscribe and comment my ideas if you enjoy them!
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by SignalProvider
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EURAUD - Watch The Buy Zone!In our last analysis we identified the subwave B correction. We didn't have much information at the time but now as more price has developed, we can see that we're making a complex abc correction for wave B. We will be looking for price to move down into our buy zone and then look for an entry trendline to get a confirmed entry. Trade Idea: - Watch for price to move down into buy zone - Risk entry on bounce off buy zone - Safe entry on break of entry trendline once we reach buy zone - Target the recent highs as first targets and breakeven (350pips), longer term target 1.7 (700pips) Goodluck and as always, trade safe!
by WicktatorFX
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GBPAUD (and EURAUD) Looking at more upside to comeTradingview Ideas: Hello fellow traders , my regular and new friends! Welcome and thanks for dropping by my post. Likely more upside to come,let's see! Do check out my stream video for the week to have more explanation in place. Do Like and Boost if you have learnt something and enjoyed the content, thank you! -- Get the right tools and an experienced Guide, you WILL navigate your way out of this "Dangerous Jungle"! -- ********************************************************************* Disclaimers: The analysis shared through this channel are purely for educational and entertainment purposes only. They are by no means professional advice for individual/s to enter trades for investment or trading purposes. *********************************************************************
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by Shadowing_The_Big_Boys
EURUAD I Detailed analysis ahead of AUD Cash Rate ReportWelcome back! Let me know your thoughts in the comments! ** EURAUD Analysis - Listen to video! We recommend that you keep this pair on your watchlist and enter when the entry criteria of your strategy is met. Please support this idea with a LIKE and COMMENT if you find it useful and Click "Follow" on our profile if you'd like these trade ideas delivered straight to your email in the future. Thanks for your continued support!
by BKTradingAcademy
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RBA meeting preview – transitioning away from a tightening bias Time: Tuesday at 14:30 AEDT With the Fed, ECB and BoE now having offered their guidance on policy and all largely pushing back on the pricing of imminent cuts, it’s the RBA who steps up as a risk event for traders on Tuesday. Like the aforementioned central banks, the timing and the extent of RBA rate cuts are the subject of much debate among local market participants - all with fairly strong and dispersed views on when the first cut plays out. What is more important to drive the reaction in the AUD or AUS200 are market expectations and what is being priced. The best way to measure these expectations is through the Aus 30-day interest rate futures, and these are the first derivative by which other markets (such as the AUD) will react to. As we from the table the central view from rates traders is there is very little chance of a 25bp cut at this meeting or the March meeting. The May RBA meeting is considered to be ‘live’ and while this pricing will move dynamically with supply and demand from market participants, there is currently a 56% probability of easing here, with June almost fully priced for a cut. I sit more in the June camp myself. By December ‘24 the market is torn between two or three 25bp cuts, with 64bp of easing priced. Another factor is the pricing of the trough in the cash rate, as this offers a sense of where the collective sees a neutral setting. Here we can look at the forward rates market and see this currently set between 3.50% and 3.25% in 2 years’ time. A 3.5% floor in the cash rate would be conditional on the economy avoiding a recession, where a recessionary environment would require a more accommodative stance and the cash rate likely pulled below 2%. The reaction in the AUD While the RBA won't cut the cash rate at this meeting, the reaction in markets will come from the tone of the RBA statement and any change in the wording that gives a sense of whether there is any appetite to ease from May or June. While cumulative pricing in Aussie rates is certainly nowhere near as aggressive as what we see in the tradable US or EUR interest rate markets, if the market sees no tangible evidence the bank is prepared to cut then May rate cut pricing will be pared back and the AUD should spike higher. Positioning, specifically from fast money leverage funds (e.g. hedge funds), will also play a critical role in the extent of the move to the tone of the statement, and flow reports from investment banks suggest these players running a sizeable AUD short position, albeit not at extreme levels. Given the trend in both headline and core inflation, along with subdued growth and stalling house price momentum, the RBA will almost certainly lose its hawkish bias in the meeting statement. However, they will likely be non-committal and adopt a clear wait-and-see bias. This should loosely put a cut on the table as early as May, but it will be highly conditional on the outcome of the following data points: Wage price index (21 Feb), monthly CPI reports (28 Feb, 27 March), Q1 CPI (24 April), employment reports (15 Feb, 21 March, 18 April) and Q4 GDP (6 March). Certainly, the Q1 CPI is the marquee data point that could decide a May cut, and the RBA would want to see inflation falling below 3.5%. The RBA would also require an unemployment rate above 4% (currently 3.9%) and trending higher to ease. A big day for the AUD It's worth considering that as well as the RBA statement we get the SoMP (Statement on Monetary policy) at the same time, and there will likely be changes to the bank's economic projections – that could put the market on notice. Also, an hour later (15:30 AEDT) RBA Governor Bullock will hold a press conference – this will be important for traders to react to. Gov Bullock will be probed on the broad appetite to cut and once again the reaction in the AUD and AUS200 will be driven by nuance and her urgency to normalize relative to the rates pricing. In theory, the meeting should be a low-volatility affair, with the bank moving to a more neutral setting and welcoming the moves lower in inflation but refraining from saying their work is done. It is still an obvious risk though for AUD exposures, so do consider position sizing over the event and consider where you see the skew in risk. As we move into the meeting AUDUSD is tracking a range of 0.6625 to 0.6550 – a break of this range could be quite powerful. Sentiment towards global risk assets is a contributing factor but as I say, around the meeting how the RBA are seeing things relative to market pricing will likely be the driving factor.
by Pepperstone