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USDCHF outlookI am not trading USDCHF (I only trade GBPUSD), but I made an outlook of what to expect for the coming weeks. We confirmed a 30m bos which creates buying interest. Previous structure low is taken out so major liquidity is taken while mitigating from a strong demand. A break on the 1H TF would give more confluence although this has not happened yet. If price fails to break the 1H structure, a buy order can still be placed due to the fact that m30 is broken, with the intention to rise higher. Keep in mind that price always does whatever it wants, a liquditity run to the downside (before going up) is still possible as HTF is still bearish for me. Target: T.b.c. as this can be a swing trade
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by Ruben_Smits
USDCHF - Short Trade IdeaThis a short trade idea I have for the USDCHF. It is pretty straight-forward. Trade back into a Weekly iFVG and SIBI then move lower from there. First target is the immediate swing low, and the second target is the older low to the left. Entry somewhere in the gap, and stoploss above the high that entered the previous SIBI. Sometimes I feel as though I should make my analysis more complicated so it can get featured, but truth be told, there is nothing useful about having a complicated analysis. In terms of technical analysis, this is as accurate and simple as it gets. And usually if a trade is wrong, there is unanticipated news or the tides have turned and a trade in the opposite direction is warranted. - R2F
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by Road_2_Funded
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USDCHF - Catch This 500pip Trade!USDCHF is currently in a 5 wave impulse. Elliott wave theory suggests that if wave 2 is a simple correction, it is likely that wave 4 will be somewhat complex. From the looks of things, we are seeing an expanded correction for wave 4. We are expecting wave C to complete at the local highs where we got the 0.5 fibonacci. Trade Idea: - Watch for wave C completion at the recent highs - Watch for a trend reversal via trendline break, BOS etc - once reversal is confirmed, enter with stops above correction or above wave 4 invalidation - Targets: 0.844 (300pips), 0.825 (500pips), Taper thereafter Goodluck and as always, trade safe!
by WicktatorFX
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by lubosi
USD/CHF Rebounds from Yearly LowsUSD/CHF Rebounds from Yearly Lows The USD/CHF pair tested its yearly low slightly below 0.84100 yesterday but has since recovered to just above 0.84800 today. The bullish sentiment was supported by positive news about the U.S. economy—data released yesterday showed GDP growth for the second quarter at 3.0%, surpassing the expected 2.8%. Bulls may find further encouragement from events earlier this year when the head of the Swiss National Bank (SNB) warned that an excessively strong franc could pressure the country's economy. Following this, USD/CHF rose by more than 8% over four months. Technical analysis of the USD/CHF chart indicates that since June, the price has been forming a downward channel (shown in red). However, several factors may support a bullish reversal: → The price is near the lower boundary of a larger channel that began in 2022, which could act as support. → The RSI on the 4-hour chart not only shows a bullish divergence but also spiked above the 50 level after hovering near the lower boundary since 20 August. → Comparing the downward impulses A→B and C→D reveals that the first drop was more aggressive, while the second showed a less steep decline—signalling weakening selling pressure. There's also another bullish divergence between the lows at B and D. Given these factors, there's reason to believe that the median line of the current red downward channel is at risk of a bullish breakout, potentially paving the way for USD/CHF to move towards the upper boundary of the channel. This article represents the opinion of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand only. It is not to be construed as an offer, solicitation, or recommendation with respect to products and services provided by the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand, nor is it to be considered financial advice.
by FXOpen
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USDCHF LongRSI Divergence + Break of Structure on USDCHF Daily ChartDescription: Trade Setup: Pair: USDCHF Timeframe: Daily (D1) Indicators Used: RSI (14), Candlestick Patterns Key Observations: RSI Divergence: A bullish RSI divergence was observed, indicating a potential reversal in the USDCHF pair. Break of Structure: The price broke above a key structure, suggesting a shift towards an upward trend. Oversold Condition: The RSI is in the oversold zone, indicating the market could be ready for a bullish correction. Inverted Hammer Candlestick: An inverted hammer formed at a critical support level, and the daily close above this candle confirmed potential bullish momentum. Trade Details: Entry Price: 0.8480 Stop-Loss: 0.8390 (90 pips) Take-Profit: 0.8740 (260 pips) Risk/Reward Ratio: 2.89 Trade Rationale: Entered a buy position at 0.8480 after confirming the bullish signals. The stop-loss is set at 0.8390, just below the inverted hammer’s low to minimize downside risk. Targeting a move towards 0.8740, which aligns with a previous resistance level, providing a favorable risk/reward ratio of approximately 2.89. Have a good trading day 🤑 Peace and Love
Long
by SaliouFx
USD/CHF extends decline near 0.8400The labels that are used are ment to draft and measure context to the price action involved and contain no rules-engaged notebook + applied-set up indicators, but an avoiding interference to use other rules-engaged software to enhance in general, regarding to the watchlist and trade plan that is relevant to trade-on Within a 100K account balance the split on trade & risk management = 1/10% - 1/20% margin as an execution range, to set up an order entry and select a per trade on average, to avoid any drawdown hit regarding to the stop loss & to execute risk on management specifics. Trail stop efforts are a focus of attention to the set up in general when volatile-price-action is involved, mainly because of the usage of an intraday-scalp-position tool on behalf on the trade plan in general Summary - USD/CHF extends its downside around 0.8405 in Thursday’s early European session - Fed’s dovish stance and escalating Middle East geopolitical tensions weigh on the pair - The Swiss ZEW Survey Expectations came in at -3.4% in August vs. 9.4% prior Key indicators on Trade Set Up in general; 1. Push Set Up 2. Range Set Up 3. Break & Retest Set Up Active Sessions on Relevant Range & Elemented Probabilities; * Asian(Ranging) - London(Upwards) - NYC(Downwards) * Weekend Crypto Session # TREND | TIME FRAME CONDUCTIVE | Daily Time Frame - General Trend - Measurement On Session * Signpost * Support & Resistance * Trade Area | Focus & Motion ahead # POSITION & Risk Reward | 15 Minutes Time Frame - Measurement On Session * Retracement | 0.5 & 0.618 * Extension | 0.88 & 1 Conclusion | Trade Plan Execution & Risk Management on Demand; USD/CHF: Overall Consensus | Neutral
by jasper16231
USD/CHF Rebounds Following Test of January LowUSD/CHF trades to a fresh weekly high (0.8494) after testing the January low (0.8401). USD/CHF Rate Outlook USD/CHF appears to be defending the yearly range as it bounces back ahead of the December low (0.8333), with the rebound in the exchange rate pulling the Relative Strength Index (RSI) out of oversold territory. A break/close above the 0.8550 (78.6% Fibonacci extension) to 0.8590 (78.6% Fibonacci extension) region may push USD/CHF back towards 0.8700 (61.8% Fibonacci extension), with the next area of interest coming in around 0.8770 (61.8% Fibonacci extension) to 0.8800 (50% Fibonacci extension), which incorporates the monthly high (0.8788). However, failure to hold above January low (0.8401) brings the 0.8350 (100% Fibonacci extension) to 0.8360 (100% Fibonacci extension) region on the radar, with the next area of interest coming in around the December low (0.8333). --- Written by David Song, Strategist at FOREX.com
by FOREXcom
USD/CHF Demand Area: A Potential Long SetupIn the world of forex trading, understanding market dynamics through supply and demand analysis is crucial. Recently, the USD/CHF pair has made an intriguing move by touching a significant demand area on the daily timeframe. This development offers an exciting opportunity for traders, particularly as the latest Commitments of Traders (COT) report reveals that retail traders are holding exceptionally short positions. Supply and Demand Dynamics The demand area identified on the daily chart indicates a potential reversal zone, where buying pressure may emerge as prices reach a level that has historically attracted buyers. The current conditions of supply and demand, coupled with the insights from the COT report, paint a favorable picture for a long setup. When retail traders are heavily short, it often suggests that the market may be overextended in that direction, setting the stage for a possible rebound. Seasonality Considerations In addition to the supply and demand analysis, seasonal trends can significantly influence market behavior. As we assess the USD/CHF pair, it's essential to consider historical patterns that may suggest a favorable environment for long positions. By aligning our trading strategy with seasonal tendencies, we can enhance our chances of capitalizing on market movements. The Strength of the US Dollar Moreover, the recent performance of the US Dollar adds another layer of complexity to our analysis. The USD has shown substantial strength, recovering losses incurred in several pairs from the previous week. Notably, the USD's resurgence against the Euro (EUR) has been particularly pronounced, driven by soft European inflation data. This economic backdrop has weakened the Euro, further supporting the case for a bullish outlook on the USD/CHF pair. Conclusion In summary, the USD/CHF pair's touch on the demand area, combined with the COT report's indication of extreme short positions among retail traders and the seasonal trends, presents a compelling long setup. As the US Dollar continues to show strength, traders should remain vigilant for potential entry points that align with this analysis. By carefully monitoring price action and utilizing effective risk management strategies, there is a promising opportunity to capitalize on the expected reversal in the USD/CHF pair. ✅ Please share your thoughts about USD/CHF in the comments section below and HIT LIKE if you appreciate my analysis. Don't forget to FOLLOW ME; you will help us a lot with this small contribution.
Long
by FOREXN1
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