Goldcartel
Falling into the abbys ?EUR/USD has the potential to fall to the monthly major support
Catalyst: Price action
I posted this chart to my group on April 1, 2020
PS: Don't trade this analysis blindly, do your own analysis to find the best entry. The target zones are based on the monthly time-frame technical analysis
Strong rejection on the daily candle?If today's daily candle closes above 1675 zones, it has the potential to go back up to 1700, 1710 even to 1740 zones, Time will tell.
Catalyst: Price action, US PMI, Jobless claims and Durable goods data
PS: This trade fails if it breakout and close below the support zones
Chart updateCatalyst:
AUD Employment Change 5.9K
AUD Jobless Rate 5.2%
RBA
- The central bank will keep doing what is necessary to meet the 3-year yield goal
- GDP could significantly fall in the second quarter and remain subdued in Q3
- Risks in commercial property warrants close monitoring (BBG)
RBA Governor Lowe
- Likely that Y/Y inflation will be negative in Q2
- Not seeing signs of any stress in the Australian financial system
- Will have low-interest rates for a very long time
PS: This trade fails if it can breakout and close below the support
AUD/USD UpdateAUD Employment Change 5.9K
AUD Jobless Rate 5.2%
Currently, the AUD data shows a good sign for Bulls, and we still waiting for the US Jobless claims data in the next 4 hours.
So far it rejected the 38.20% Fib retracement. I agree on the H4 trendline looks like a breakout, but once again, the US Jobless claims data could be a strong catalyst to push gold further to make a new high.
My sentiment remains bullish, and the final potential target is at 0.66416
PS: This analysis fails if it breakout and close below 0.62637
AUD/USD Potential trade - April 11 to April 17, 2020I reckon it will fall to retest the 38.20% Fib retracement and it has the potential to go up to the final target at the major downtrend line
Catalyst: AU EC, Jobless rate and US Jobless claims
PS: This trade fails if it can break out and close above 0.63700 and if it falls to below the 38.20% Fib retracement