Hey everyone!! Here I talk about USDCHF and give a little update on my Trade Idea "Last Leg To The Finish Line" Since it went over so well and continuing to follow suit, I wanted to do a Video Update on the idea to give a little insight on what I was seeing as the pair unfolded for the year and what I'm looking for in the near future!! Please let me know what...
Fundamentals This is the second attempt to take advantage of the medium-term expected strength in AUD and dovish stance of SNB. The weak home sales data from the US can be a trigger for further risk-on upside momentum. Technical & Other Setup: S(B) Setup timeframe: 1h Trigger: 1h Risk: 0.26% Entry: buy stop
Fundamentals & Sentiment The outlooks of SNB and RBA go in opposite directions, with SNB staying one of the most regulators and RBA not considering cutting rates until August. On the triggers side, we've got strong employment data from Australia today. From the other side, the SNB has cut the interest rate, while the market expected Hold with 63% odds. Finally,...
USD/CHF could fall towards a pullback support and potentially bounce off this level to climb higher. Buy entry is at 0.89483 which is a pullback support. Stop loss is at 0.89076 which is a pullback support that lies underneath the 50.0% Fibonacci retracement level. Take profit is at 0.90296 which is a level that aligns with the 100.0% Fibonacci projection...
The Swiss franc has tumbled on Thursday after the Swiss National Bank lowered interest rates. In the North American session, USD/CHF is trading at 0.8987, up 1.35% on the day. Earlier, the Swiss franc fell as low as 0.8994, its lowest level since November 23. There has been plenty of speculation as to when the Fed and other major central banks will lower interest...
Week of the 18th March (H4) DXY: Stay below 50% (103.70) to maintain bearish view, could trade down to 102.40 support NZDUSD: Buy 0.61 SL 30 TP 100 AUDUSD: Buy 0.6580 SL 40 TP 80 (Tuesday: RBA Decision) USDJPY: Riskier: Sell 148.50 SL 80 TP 200 (Tuesday: BOJ Policy Decision) GBPUSD: Buy 1.2760 SL 50 TP 100 (Thursday:BOE Voting) EURUSD: Sell 1.0860 SL 30 TP 60...
Starting to see Yen strength materialise, with the BoJ looking to get out of the current cycle. Surely Yen can't go much lower against all of the G10, so expecting some moves in the coming week. We've been failing at the 171.8 high for weeks so this looks like consolidation to me now, ready for a push down. Starting this week with the CHF PCI data this...
Of all the National Banks, analysts are expecting the SNB to be one of the first to cut, the CPI this week on Tuesday could indicate a cut is coming. Looking at price action on this pair, we've broken out of the downward channel, albeit we've struggled ton break resistance, but equally we've retested the channel boundary multiple times and so far failed to break...
Hey Traders, in today's trading session we are monitoring USDCHF for a buying opportunity around 0.88100 zone, USDCHF was trading in a downtrend and successfully managed to break it out. Currently is in a correction phase in which it is approaching the retrace area at 0.88100 support and resistance area. Adding a fundamental layer there is a contradictory between...
Looking ahead to the upcoming week, our strategic focus centers on EURCHF, as we actively evaluate a potential buying opportunity within the 0.94600 zone. The technical analysis reveals that EURCHF has been consistently advancing in an uptrend, showcasing a noteworthy upward trajectory. Currently, the currency pair is in the midst of a correction phase, steadily...
We can see we've just broken out of my channel top after a strong bullish move, but this isn't the first time and we're hitting strong resistance. Swissie has been weak of late, unlike the Aussie, so I believe this can go either way. I'll be looking at longs around 0.589 if resistance is broken, but we may well fall back first. If we fall back below 0.578 then...
This inverse Head and shoulders has produced fantastic gains already What suggests that final target will be met is that Yen vs other crosses is still yet trigger their respective necklines! I assume more madness to come from the #BOJ in the next Financial Panic. Like the Bank of England another Island nation probably first to embark on a new wave of...
The Swiss franc has moved higher on Thursday and is trading at 0.9068 in the North American session, down 0.41%. On Wednesday, the Swiss franc fell as low as 0.9147, its lowest level in two months. The Swiss National Bank meets on June 22nd and SNB President Jordan had a warning today for the markets. Jordan said that the central bank would not allow inflation...
The Swiss franc has fallen considerably on Thursday. In the North American session, USD/CHF is trading at 0.8950, up 0.59% on the day. Swiss National Bank President Jordan reiterated a hawkish message on Wednesday that he sent out a week ago. Jordan said that he could not rule out further rate hikes, noting that current monetary policy was not restrictive enough....
Nobody Knows Where is Price Going. Hey traders, here is the analysi. If you guys like my analysis please hit like👍 and follow. Thanks. DISCLAIMER- This is not financial advice. SMART MONEY CONCEPT. identify Liquidity Or Become Liquidity
I do like The Saudi National Bank (SNB) chart. Seems interesting and bullish to me. However, earnings are coming soon which might give a good opportunities to buy long-term.
As I mentioned before, the contagion will spread like wildfire because the banking system are so intertwined. We now see Deutsche Bank potentially get caught in the onslaught. Their share tanked by approximately 15% last Friday. After Credit Suisse got obliterated and UBS come to pick up the remains with assistance from SNB ($100 Billion Swiss Franc), their...
The Swiss franc continues to rally and is trading in North America at 0.9139, down 0.37%. USD/CHF has fallen some 200 points in just one week. SNB goes for oversize hike The Swiss National Bank raised rates by 50 basis points today, bringing the cash rate to 1.50%. It was a toss-up whether the SNB would raise rates by 25 or 50 bp, and in the end, policy makers...