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Weekly Market recap 11: Getting ready for the next legWhat's happening We've been consolidating for two weeks already, with the last week being more of downward pressure. The broad markets are consolidating near their respective resistance/support areas. The ultimate event I'm waiting for is the breakdown of 90.50 support and the continuation of the downtrend in DXY. I believe when we see that breakdown, the trend momentum opportunities will come in many fx pairs and stock indices. Strategy During the consolidations like now, it pays off to be patient and particularly picky, as the moves tend to be not lengthy and often choppy. For breakout traders, it's better to focus on the short-term consolidations with the numerous confirmation signals from the price action, and conservative profit targets.
TVC:DXYShort
by Cherry94
Weekly Market recap 9: First signs of actionGeneral overview - Asia leads FX market and the Western Indices were incredibly boring last week, with DXY, DAX and S&P500 staying in the consolidation. Asian markets continued to advance. In SG30SGD (Singaporean index), you can find some of the smoothest and strongest uptrends. The Singaporean market seems to be relatively strong, along with India, Australia and Japan, with a recent pullback present only in Nikkei (Japan). FX: More volatility overall and the strength in NZD With the recent data releases in the US, DXY got spurred to more volatility. So, we might see a directional move this week. It would be more interesting if the market closes at or below 92.00. NZD remains a relatively strong risk asset, especially after positive Retail Sales data yesterday. Western Indices While the Western stock indices keep consolidating, some of them formed nice patterns, like DAX, for example. A breakout from such pattern can present potential opportunities to ride a meaningful proceeding trend (the breakout might be happening already!). The US Indices continue to be relatively weaker, compared to the European ones. I'd be particularly cautious going long in S&P and NASDAQ. Brent broke out from the triangle and pushing higher, confirming the risk-seeking sentiment, so there should be a hidden strength in Indices overall.
TVC:DXY
by Cherry94
Price Outlook - USDCAD - 8HThe pair is within a bullish flag and is currently testing the resistance of the flag. The last candle pattern on the pair seems to be a three line strike, if the pattern follows through we may see the pair rally towards the next resistance zone then attempt to break back into the wedge with the aim of testing its resistance. If the patterns fails we could see the pair drop towards the support zone and decline towards the next major key level. If you liked this price outlook make sure to give us a thumbs up, leave us a comment and make sure to follow us for outlooks 👍❤
by JJForexAcademy
Weekly Market recap 8: Are markets preparing for the advance?Mixed west with strength in Asia The week started with mixed markets. The US and European markets are still digesting gains staying in the range near their respective key resistance areas. Asian markets show some signs of strength following NIKKEI's recent powerful breakout from the long-term range. Smaller markets like India, Indonesia, Singapore also show positive dynamics compared to the US and Europe. It seems like the risk-seeking sentiment is there, although it didn't get to manifest itself in the west yet. What's next? Looking at DXY declining for three consecutive days, it makes sense that inflows into the risk assets continue. Let's see how DXY will behave near the local low at 92.15 and eventually at the last line of defence of DXY at 91.75. This period requires additional patience and selectivity in setups and instruments in FX and major western indices. Although, for those willing to try Asian markets, there is an established trend environment to try out.
TVC:DXY
by Cherry94
Weekly Market recap 7Elections week rollercoaster After the last week's wild price action related to the US Elections, DXY erased my expectations about any sort of USD recovery. DXY went from the top of the 3-months range to the bottom (currently testing the grey area). The last line of defence before the downtrend in USD resumes is around 91.75 low (Black horizontal line at the bottom of the range). I will be aggressively bearish on USD when that low is broken down. Two scenarios 1)Risk assets (see NZDUSD and S&P500) are currently testing or slightly pierced their resistances. So we need a decisive impulse in either direction to have a clearer perspective on the sentiment this week. My bias is on the DXY breakdown and the start of risk-seeking sentiment. 2)If risk sentiment begins, NZDUSD seems to have relative strength, so I'd be considering buying it over other risk currencies. On the other hand, looking at the USDJPY, we can see a long-term descending triangle that had just broken down on November 5. I expect USD to be relatively weak currency among safe-havens. Shorting USD looks like a good idea to me.
TVC:DXY
by Cherry94
Weekly Market recap 6: volatility may take off very soonI believe the first breakout impulse of a new trend in the major assets can start during the next week. DXY broke out the long-term trendline and held above, closing at the border of the current sideways channel at 94.00 (even a little above it). If on Monday DXY closes confidently above 94.00, I'll be surely bullish on USD and JPY as that may signal the beginning of the new wave of risk aversion sentiment. If instead DXY forms a rejection candle signal, the reversal back into the range is likely. The major asset classes came to significant price levels 1)Brent broke the important support at 39.00, confirming the short-term uptrend (started at the end of April) reversal according to the trend structure. 2)Although S&P500 hasn't broken September low yet, it's consolidating under MA(100), that adds to my bearish bias on stocks. 3)Gold is also testing its major support level. Possible scenarios Whatever asset you look at, the full-body candle in either direction will tell us a lot at this point. We either enter into a volatile trending market (in case of DXY being above 94.00) or a possible short-term trend of medium volatility in the opposite direction. The market may be pricing in the upcoming United States Presidential election on November 3. The election result can be a catalyst for a new trend across the board.
TVC:DXY
by Cherry94
AUDUSD Wick rejections could be a sign for a buy?Can price finally find support around 0.7160? Though this pair is in a global uptrend, it is important to note that its current behavior and direction has been to the downside since the start of this trading week as is evident in the making of lower highs and lower lows. Needless to say, traders with a bullish bias has been waiting for price to find support at various areas along this week's downtrend path to get in on a buy but clearly, sellers are not done flexing their muscles yet as they have managed to push price lower and lower. Multiple wick rejections around the 0.7160 area could signify that much needed support for buyers to take control of the direction of this pair and bring back a continuation to the up side. Considering that price has respected key area between 0.7207 and 0.7193 as resistance several times in recent history, a global trend reversal could be cooking but this is not an exact confirmation yet.
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by Chinedumnweke
EURUSD H2 #OUTLOOk For 21 To 25 SeptemberDear Traders Today We Have an Analysis Of EURUSD H2. This Analysis Based On Price Action Theory. According to The Analysis, We Can See That Market On Down Trend which we can see with the help of Trendline there are so many rejections happen & market keep moving to downwards. As well as we have an extremely good support level @1.17556 There is 3 resistance level 1st is @1.18633, 2nd is @1.19007 & 3rd is @1.19463. On the 1st Resistance prices already refuted on the last Friday. I Request to All Before The Trade You Also Match You're Analysis With As If You're Set up Match Then You Can Trade. Thanks Regard Enclavefx technical group
by Enclave_fx
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Weekly Market recap 1Ok, boring first, as I suspected it would be quite a calm week for USD as it ought to digest its previous downtrend move. The USD has been staying in the range without any hints of what direction the breakout would occur in. So let's wait and see what happens the upcoming week. If there are some decisive moves towards the range boundaries, we can devise a plan accordingly. I would be more prone to consider shorting USD in general, towards the previous trend. Gold has finally made a decent correction after the surge to the new all-time highs. Notice, that the level 1900, which is the high of September 2011, now became the mirror support. That's a good sign of the healthy bullish trend. This week it'd be nice to look for some bullish reversal setups based on the rebound from 1900 level and trend continuation setups afterwards. I'm not much into fundamentals, although I find a solid reason to stay long on Gold in the mid-long term as the interest rates will most likely remain very low for a while, and printing money continues in the US and Europe. Now, let's look at something more dynamic. My main focus in the upcoming week would be on the strength of the European currencies (EUR, CHF and GBP). Their indexes are all in a strong uptrend with some minor divergencies. The kicker here is to timely decipher which currency of the three has the most obvious relative strength. First of all, I chose not to display GBPCHF, as to me that's a symmetrical triangle formed in a multi-year range, - fairly neutral condition to have a bias in any direction. EURCHF has drawn my attention since the middle of May 2020, as it started to show aggressive signs of the long-term downtrend reversal. Although the pair seems to tighten to 1.0740, gradually, I see this pair going up in the mid-term . Therefore I'm long EUR here overall. EURGBP is consolidating near the upper band of the local range around 0.9050. That recent price action tells me EUR might be stronger at least in the short-term . And here is the highlight - AUDNZD . The pair has broken the long-term trendline started in October 2017, and confidently advances further. Australia, as the second Gold producing country in the world, should correlate with the price of Gold somehow. We can see a positive correlation of the AUDNZD with Gold since the middle of July. Last week Gold has corrected the strong upside move, but AUDNZD remained strong. That tells about the relative strength of AUD . I'll be looking for the trend continuations setups in AUDNZD in particular as NZD seems weak against European currencies too. That's it for now. I'd be curious to know your opinions about other fundamentals that drive the discussed currencies:)
by Cherry94