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Uk100 sell ideaHoping to see a nice rejection from the fib level then hopefully a nice ride down to the last low, hitting areas of resistance from previous lows.
CADJPY SHORT (JPY SAVE HAVEN)hi
as you all have known the war in the western countries that has been causing big panic in the stock markets. i know that gold is a save haven and for the financeel instrument CHF AND JPY are the save havens. this is my technical analyse for CADJPY.
trade with youre own risk and manage youre trade. goodluck!
S&P500 SHORT OF NUC WEAPEN THREAThi
we all have seen the ukrainenand russian war. gold had a massive spike because of panic in the markets.
i believe that the us500 wil go short because of the nuclear weapen threat from russia. trade wisely and manage youre trade. goodluck !
US500 SHORT POSITIONhi guys, after a down fall cause by russian and ukraine war we have a automatic buy back reaction and now we can have another short position. trade with youre own risk and manage youre risk ! goodluck
BtcUsdt 1 DBitcoin can go up to $ 42,000 and then make corrections. I suggest it is an attractive place to buy in the $ 33,000 to $ 31,000 range, and in the event of a breakout in this area, the $ 24,000 to $ 26,000 range is appropriate for the next purchase. It is recommended to look at the DXY index and it is possible to go up to the range of 99. Good luck
GOLD LONG 1866hello
this is my analyses for gold, i marked out the sessions highs and lows. if gold manage to go back 1842-1845 i wil add another long position. very important to manage youre risk because gold can go straight to stoploss even ! im risking 0.5% on this trade, main target is 1866-1870. goodluck!
AUD/USD sticks to gains above mid-0.7100s, lacks bullish convict
AUD/USD sticks to gains above mid-0.7100s, lacks bullish conviction ahead of FOMC
26 January 2022, 08:50
•A combination of factors assisted AUD/USD to gain some positive traction on Wednesday.
•Stability in the equity markets, RBA rate hike bets benefitted the perceived riskier aussie.
•Investors, however, preferred to wait on the sidelines ahead of the crucial FOMC decision.
The AUD/USD pair traded with a positive bias heading into the European session and was last seen hovering near the daily high, around the 0.7160 region.
Following the previous day's good two-way price move, the AUD/USD pair regained positive traction on Wednesday and was supported by a combination of factors. Signs of stability in the global equity markets, along with expectations for an earlier interest rate hike by the Reserve Bank of Australia acted as a tailwind for the perceived riskier aussie.
Tuesday's stronger Australian CPI report fueled speculations that the RBA will scrap its bond-buying program at its upcoming meeting and open the door to rate rises this year. In fact, the headline CPI rose 1.3% in Q4, pushing the yearly rate to 3.5%. Adding to this, the core CPI surpassed the midpoint of the RBA's 2-3% target for the first time since June 2014.
On the other hand, the US dollar consolidated its recent gains to a two-week high and remained well supported by expectations that the Fed will tighten its policy at a faster pace than anticipated. The markets seem convinced that the US central bank would begin raising interest rates in March and have been pricing in a total of four hikes in 2022.
Hence, the focus will remain glued to the outcome of a two-day FOMC monetary policy meeting, scheduled to be announced later during the US session. Heading into the key event risk, investors might refrain from placing aggressive directional bets and prefer to wait on the sidelines. This, in turn, should keep a lid on any further gains for the AUD/USD pair.
Even from a technical perspective, the recent breakdown below an upward sloping trend-channel extending from the 2021 low warrants some caution for bullish traders. Hence, it will be prudent to wait for a strong follow-through buying before confirming that the AUD/USD pair has formed a strong base near the 0.7090 area and positioning for any meaningful upside.
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