Euro violent drop, Canada dollar violent rallyEach of these currency has been moving significantly, and you can see on the EURCAD chart that after a period of lower highs and lower lows bulls finally gave up and it looks like the price is capitulating.
The Canadian dollar is in strong demand following the majestic surge of Oil that is still going on, it just made a new high, the most violent surge in months.
The Euro is still a pyramid scheme going to zero, no reason for it to go up significantly just yet. The ECB has a meeting the 11.
The Yen has been getting crushed against the USD and is underappreciated at the moment, I don't see it reverting in v shape without an extreme fall in valuation.
A good potential short on EURCAD, perhaps long CADJPY too (part of the same trade / same risk exposure).
I expect the price of EURCAD to continue down to 1.485, or as fake experts would say, something super specific, "the price target will be 1.48463".
Loonie
USD/CAD Bullish ABCD--- Online JournalI wanted to post this chart as a reminder to myself and others of what not to do. I drew this ABCD pattern last week some time and then the pattern software picked it up later, but notice ho PA came down and tested the PRZ and the rocketed the he__ out of there. this is an example of a type 1 trade by Carney's definition. price comes in stabs the PRZ and leaves and never comes back. as a harmonic trader these trades are the nightmare for the system.
Why?
Because, you find yourself chasing the trade the entire time, and then you go from a 2:1, 3:1, or even 5:1 RR to a quick 1:1 or less RR just to have it retest the area to blow your stops out and move on up some more. I have done some significant damage to my account chasing these type of trades. So, this is a reminder to myself namely to DONT CHASE A TRADE. wait for the right set up. look for some consolidation or some indecision and then trade. Let the pair allow you to catch it, don't case it. The system works if I (or you if youre reading this) work it properly.
Also, if there is a lot of news swirling around wait for the market to clam back down. when there is a lot of news coming out because of XYZ event the markets act irrational will blow patterns, harmonics, S&R levels, Supply/Demand levels, and etc. out of the water.
The market acts irrationally in a rational manner, its a nightmare when the market acts irrational... irrationally.
to my future self, this is your past self and you got this. the system works and you know it works. if you doubt yourself go back thorough our past ideas and see how well it works. if you are losing alot of trades ask if the market is acting irrationally in a rational manner or is it acting irrationally in an irrational manner? are we forcing trades? are we chasing trades? if so stop, because if not that money lost will not be there for when the right trade presents itself AGAIN later in the future when the market is acting like its normal self.
If youre not me and you found this helpful great!
if youre not me and found this NOT helpful...okay... so what?! ;)
Happy Trading Future R.Guy and other traders!
USDCAD SETUP 1:4Clearly identified the bearish trend and used the adopted shadow support and resistance technique to identify key buy and sell points.
The last week saw lots of bullish momentum pushing the Loonie up to the resistance level.
Hopefully, this week the bears can bring their momentum into the market so bring prices down to the support level.
USDCAD - Bigger correction or more down?Trade with care.
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USD/CAD – Week 7 – “The Loonie” undecided yet.Friday’s stats didn’t have a big impact on the “Loonie”, as the price moved corrective for the whole week. We consider this consolidation to potentially be the trigger for a bullish move that can push the price towards the $1.30 area. However, the pair can go on and create a new low, but our focus will remain on the bullish move.
Don’t forget to be patient and don’t jump in any trade without a proper setup.
Trade with care.
Best regards,
Financial Flagship
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USDCAD will rising us yields help with 1,30 rally?Hello,
US yields have been a hot topic since the beginning of the week.
Will the Fed allow it to continue or will we see the CAP?
In the first movement, "commodity currencies" may suffer, the end of the week may be interesting.
Buying between 1.2640 / 20
Stop below 1.2590
First target 1.2890 / 1.2900
Good luck
USDCAD 4th leg up and 5th leg downPlaying with some ideas, not a trade to copy - testing key levels as part of a bigger picture. Hence up to then drop down.
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USDCAD Conflicting CluesLast Friday we had unemployment figures from both Canada and the US. Below were the results.
USA - Average Hourly Earnings (YoY): 5.4%
USA - Nonfarm Payrolls: 49K
USA - Unemployment Rate: 6.3%
CAD - Employment Change: -212.8K
CAD - Unemployment Rate: 9.4%
Here you can see the US reported their unemployment rate at 6.3% signaling a nice improvement, following a not so nice NFP report with only 49k new jobs. On the other ide of this pair, Canada reported a much higher Unemployment figure at 9.4%. The initial reaction with USDCAD was bullish but then as the trading session progressed this pair continued getting weaker.
Some key drivers heading into this week include: Earnings, Stimulus, Core CPI (Wednesday) US Federal Budget d (Wednesday) Fed Monetary Policy Report (Thursday) and perhaps some further CAD strength if Oil Continues it's bullish path towards $60. As we know, certainty surrounding additional stimulus supports a stronger equity market and thus drives the TVC:DXY lower.
On a technical basis, the pair is indicating some strange behavioral patterns such as the convergence seen here on the daily chart. RSI did manage to close below 50 heading into Friday's close. A close below 50 does indicate that we could be heading lower but if you take a closer look how the 50 level behaved with this pair, you'll many instances when that may have been a misleading clue.. Needless to say, holding below 50 is taken into minor consideration, but we should also monitor the next 2 major fib levels such as the 50% and 61.8% illustrated on the chart.
Key clues regarding the direction of this pair should include keeping a close tabs on the TVC:DXY TVC:SPX TVC:NDX TVC:VIX and of course overall market sentiment.
Trading Recommendations
== keep bullish trading activities light with this pair considering we may still see some further bearish downside
== keep shorts limited as well considering there very well could be some upside towards 1.30
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USDCAD - What's next!?Loonie - USDCAD - Trade idea!
It's called Loonie for reason, not my favourite pair but I do great potential both sides of this trade idea.
This will be very interesting as we had great amount of energy from WSB dominating the market, will it be the same this week? I suppose it - Equites will decline further will given the headlines out: JPMorgan to pay $920 million for manipulating precious metals, treasury market! Technical aspects of Silver does look very attractive. I will post that idea privately - If you're interesting in XAGUSD Silver developments message privately for my aspects.
Fundamental Aspects:
The data-flow in Canada has continued to be on the positive side as the monthly GDP numbers for November showed a 0.7% increase, this week data jobs market data come into focus. Canadian employment numbers have outperformed and any improvements on the OPEC members meeting will be interesting that could shift CAD in either direction.
Technical Aspect:
Pattern: Ascending Wedge (Medium term) Double top (Short term)
Support: 1.27550, 1.27405, 1.27000,
Resistance: 1.28360, 1.28800, 1.29285, 1.29860
Short term: Double top developed measured taking it towards a nice support area of Ascending Wedge to take long opportunity.
How could you play the trade:
- You should take the short side to support areas with confluence of pattern in play short term
- Enter at nice support areas once confirmed
This all depends on your trade plan execution.
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Have a great week ahead
Best wishes,
Trade Journal
(Just trade ideas, not a recommendation)
CADJPY bullish case in play above 82.00...This is a follow up to a previous post about a possible breakout setup from this long term descending channel. Did not materialize immediately but is making another attempt this week.
Looking for a weekly close above 81.95. Note that this will also be a monthly close. Should be significant if it happens.
Will look to buy above said level once breakout is confirmed (weekly and monthly close).
The Loonie is also weakening near the bottom...The Loonie is also weakening near the bottom of the G10 ranks along with the Aussie and Kiwi that has failed to glean any lasting traction from firmer than forecast CPI or the fact that the Aud/Nzd cross remains top-heavy above 1.0700. Usd/Cad is back above the 1.2700 handle, Aud/Usd under 0.7750 and Nzd/Usd sub-0.7250 all awaiting the FOMC, though the latter also has NZ trade data to digest.