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USD/MXN: Movement Lower Trades Near Important Support LevelsThe USD/MXN has experienced a volatile trading range the past handful of days in the wake of the Omicron coronavirus news. After touching a high water mark of nearly 22.16000 on the 26th of November, the USD/MXN has seen selling and a low of 21.11000 approximately was tested yesterday. A reversal upwards was demonstrated after Wednesday’s lowest depths, and the high for yesterday was displayed near the 21.51000 mark afterwards. However, after hitting this high and seemingly running into a strong amount of headwinds, the USD/MXN did turn lower again and the Forex pair is currently trading slightly below the 21.40000 level. The global Forex market continues to exhibit choppy conditions as financial houses try to achieve a calmer trading landscape, but it is likely the next couple of days will continue to remain rather challenging. Intriguingly, the USD/MXN did test important support ratios when its low of 21.11000 was made. The USD/MXN was also trading near this juncture on the 23rd and 24th of November, which was before the Omicron news caused a hysterical reaction in the markets. The notion that this level was acting like support before the outbreak of recent headlines suggest the juncture of 21.11000 may be seen as an important inflection point. Traders may believe this level could be tested again in the near term, and use it as a potential target if they are selling the USD/MXN. However, it should be pointed out that the 21.11000 mark is actually a distance away from the current price of the USD/MXN. Short-term traders may produce solid results speculatively if they wager on selling action when current resistance levels come into sight, and then aim for nearby support around the 21.32000 to 21.29000 marks. Volatility is likely to remain a staple of USD/MXN trading in the short-term and traders should certainly not be over confident. Bullish traders looking for more upside to develop should also practice caution. Waiting for support levels to be touched and then igniting buying positions may prove to be worthwhile, but like all Forex traders under the present conditions, they are advised not to be overly ambitious. Focusing on the short term for all traders over the next couple of days, may prove to be a healthy trait which helps limit exposure to potentially volatile moves in the USD/MXN. Mexican Peso Short-Term Outlook Current Resistance: 21.41000 Current Support: 21.28000 High Target: 21.53000 Low Target: 21.12000
by SmoothJB
USDMXNThis exotic currency pair has been in a bullish trend over the past few weeks, due mostly to USD strength. The news of the origin of a potentially dangerous coronavirus variant emerging in South Africa at the end of last week caused many countries to shut their doors on South African and other African travel, and strongly hit the price of Crude Oil on fears of lesser demand, of which Mexico is a major exporter, causing the Mexican peso to nosedive and send this pair sharply higher to a new 1-year high price on strongly above-average volatility. Unless it is quickly discovered that the omicron variant should not be as problematic as feared, it is hard to see how Crude Oil and henceforth the Mexican peso will not make a further sharp fall over the course of this week. The Japanese yen is stronger than the USD so short MXN/JPY will probably be a better trade if your Forex broker offers access to it.
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by SmoothJB
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USDMXN to Rally to 22Trend Analysis The main view of this trade idea is on the 2-Hour Chart. The forex cross USDMXN is currently in an ascending triangle setup with resistance observed around the 21 price level and the support trend line seen around the higher lows of 20.12 and 20.25 respectively. Expectations are for USDMXN to rally towards the 22 price level. Failure of this move will be seen if USDMXN declines below 20.25 On the longer termed Daily Chart USDMXN is trending higher, with the next level of resistance observed around 21.50 Technical Indicators There has been positive crossovers on USDMXN’s short (50-MA), medium (100-MA) and long (200-MA) term fractal moving averages. USDMXN is also trading above these respective MAs. The RSI is above 50 and the KST is in a positive mode. This indicates a bullish move in USDMXN. Recommendation The recommendation will be to go long at market, with a stop loss at 20.25 and a target of 21. This produces a risk/reward ratio of 1.75. Disclaimer The views expressed are mine and do not represent the views of my employers and business partners. Persons acting on these recommendations are doing so at their own risk. These recommendations are not a solicitation to buy or to sell but are for purely discussion purposes. At the time of publishing I have exposure to USDMXN.
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by Ceddy86
USDMXN. P-Modeling Pt A. The Peso Derivative Safe Haven for USD Welcome Hyperspace Travelers, This is a time-series analysis of the macro 1 week timeframe of USDMXN. It is of my opinion that the Peso is going to see a nasty hyperinflation cycle. TP: 31.1 In previous instances, a rising DXY is a catalyst for a rising Peso; as weight of the co-variance of R becomes redistributed fundamentally. A rising USD, at specific cyclic points, proposes that a major US equities crash, paired with a re-weighting of forex co-variance will cause a hyperinflation cycle in the Peso. In a way, in 2008-2009, it helped strengthen the Peso. In 2020, it also helped strengthen the Peso. I say strengthen because weighted distributions will allow the Peso to have more "weight" against other currency pairings. This is a hallmark feature of strength. Higher weight distribution of co-variance of the overall monetary pool into Peso makes it stronger. Think of Peso as a derivative. For many years, the Peso has slowly accumulated "weight" from the primary pairings against USD. Upon a substantial rise of DXY. The MXN Peso becomes a derivative safe haven for the USD. Thus we hyperinflate it. As previously shown at times of DXY strength 2008 and 2020. Overall this is great for the Peso on the longer term scale. But not so great for the short term of the Peso for Mexican citizens. We can see after the hyperinflation we engage in a few years of re-equalizing the slope at 32 degrees. I may absolutely be wrong. But I really think this makes perfect sense. Thanks for Pondering the Unknown with Me, Glitch420
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by Glitch420
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November 16, 2021 USDMXN 1 HOUR 50 MAI have been leaning towards a MA retest strategy that has been panning out pretty well these past few months. Here is a setup from a trade last week. I primarily look for candles closing at the 4 hour closes and also around the 1 hour closes around the NY session open. There are three MA's I use. The 20 MA (blue), 50 MA (red) and the 200 MA (gold). Not only does the candle have to close on the 20 or 50 MA but the moving averages must be positioned correctly. I use the 4 screen layout. The daily chart on the top left, 4 hour on the top right, 1 hour on the bottom left, and 15 min on the bottom right. This is my Moving Average Correlation Strategy In using this strategy, I review all major and minor forex pairs including indices and metals. If I see a pair closing on a moving average, I will flag it and set an alert above the high (buy) or low (short) on the timeframe where the 200 MA resides. Each week there are at least 4-6 setups. A) IF Price closes on the 4 hour 20 MA, I need price to also close on the 50 MA on the 1 hour, and the 200 MA on the 15 min. B) IF Price closes on the 4 hour 50 MA, I need price to also close on the 200 MA on the 1 hour. C) IF Price closes on the 1 hour 20 MA, I need price to close on the 15 min 50 MA, and 5 min 200 MA. D) IF Price closes on the 1 hour 50 MA, I need price to close on the 15 min 200 MA. These are the primary correlations I use to trade. I also check the daily, but I find more setups with the above for IF, THEN criteria. Remember, the moving averages must be ALSO positioned correctly. From here, I wait for a candle stick confirmation. I will either get in an engulfing candle on the 50 MA or the 200 MA. TRADE ABOVE: In the above chart, scenario (D) occurred. Price closed on the 1 hour 50 MA at 4 AM PST (one hour before the NY session). At the same time, price also closed on the 200 MA on the 15 min timeframe. Next, I saw an engulfing candle form creating a morning star on the 200 MA on the 15 min. I did a quick check and saw this more clearly on the 30 min timeframe for additional confirmation. The buy was entered above the high with stop loss below the low. Profit levels at RR of 3 and at a daily resistance. Does anyone else trade this way? Is this your first time seeing this? Please respond so I know I"m not the only one here. Looking for all of your feedback! @MDFX_TRADES
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by MichaelDForex
MOSTLY Clear Sky USDMXN up to 22.66. LONG order placed 10.72 R!!LONG order placed for the open tomorrow night. Expect price to retrace a bit so I expect it to fill. Decided on a tight SL on this one to maximize profit. Will RISK 1% on trade because funds tied up in other trades and I dont like to play with leverage but easily this trade could risk up to 1.5%. MACD pointing higher and crossing ZERO with BULLISH Divergence suggesting New UP TREND taking shape. Entry = $20.50030 SL = $20.29813 TP = $22.66 10.72 R Expectancy
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by eganon69
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