USDCAD Technical Analysis Outlook November 8, Danger Lurking? The price of the USD/CAD currency pair has aggressively surpassed its moving average of 1.3070, trading at a current price of 1.3112 as of 12:40 PM, ET, November 8, 2018. The Mstardom Finance Forex Trading Strategy told us that a strong mean reversion possibility has developed, and we should be prepared to trade this opportunity if we weren’t already in the trade.
Our ideal trade entry range is between $1.3130 to $1.3187, where we will initiate a sell order. This means that anywhere within that range is a very good place to initiate a short-sell order. Remember to keep an eye on the Economic Calendar located on the Mstardom Finance Economic Calendar page to keep abreast of what economic events are scheduled for that time period that you have set aside to trade.
By looking at the current USDCAD daily chart on November 8, 2018 @11:04 AM, ET, we can see that our predicted price action has begun to take shape. In other words, the price has begun to approach our point of trade execution. The Mstardom Finance Proprietary Forex Trading Strategy told us to initiate a sell order when the daily price gets to between $1.3220 and $1.3242. The $1.3242 price target is our hypothetical resistance zone given to us by our Forex trading strategy. At this moment in time one could play Russian Roulette and go long for a short period of time. However, this strategy is very risky.
A courageous trader might be able to get away with trading the USDCAD pair that way simply because our Forex Trading Strategy told us that the USDCAD pair is currently exhibiting a very low dose of volatility. In an instant, this low-level volatility environment (of volatility less than one) could easily become an environment with a volatility greater than 4 to the upside, inducing upward momentum volatility or to the downside, inducing downward momentum volatility if there is a positive or negative news catalyst.
The way Mstardom Finance traders handle such unpredictable news catalyst from wreaking havoc on our trading is by keeping a close eye on the Economic Calendar located on the Economic Calendar page on Mstardom Finance. We pay the most attention to the upcoming events that is designated with three (3) bull heads.
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Disclosure: I/We/Mstardom Finance do not own a position in the USD/CAD currency pair.
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USDCAD Currency Pair Update Nov 7, 2018@12:50 pm ETAs of writing, November 7, 2018 @ 12:26pm, the CAD’s hammer against the USD is packing 0.17% punch while the USD’s hammer against the CAD is packing -0.16% punch. So, at this moment, the Canadian dollar is packing a stronger punch, which means that the Canadian dollar is gaining strength against the USD. So, traders can take advantage of this strength difference by buying the currency with the stronger upside momentum and selling the currency with the weaker upside momentum. These momentum strength differences change over time, however.
At some point, we will have to sell the Canadian dollar and take profits because we bought it early in the early stages of its upward momentum. So, it will soon start to give up all the gains that it has acquired during its uptrend. This is where our trading strategy comes in handy, telling us when to get the hell out of the market when its time, and don’t stay a second longer. We have deduced our opinion from observing the 1-hour USD/CAD and CAD/USD charts (both charts revealed the same signal).
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EURUSD Currency Pair Falling Faster Than a MeteoriteThe EUR/USD Currency pair will continue to fall. Why will t his happen? There are several factors directly responsible for the rapid decline of the Euro. The first one is interest rates. Bond investors invest their money in countries that have rising interest rates, such as the U.S.(2.25%). On the other hand, bond investors withdraw their money and investments from countries with low interest rates, such as the Euro Zone (0%).
Another reason for the rapid decline in value of the Euro is GDP. Euro Zone second quarter GDP growth edged down to 2.1% from first quarter GDP readings of 2.4%. More technical factors explaining the recent decline of the EUR-USD currency pair are discussed here .