It appears that a solid bull trend is forming on GBP/USD, ending the trending renge between the 1.33 and the 1.30 area started in October. The brakeout of the 1.33 area will be the signal for the buy. Then the next two resistance will be at 1.346 and 1.362.
Low volatility on EUR/JPY hourly chart, wait for a directional movement. Good opportunity even for short term trading.
Ascending triangle indicates continuation of XEL uptrend, watch for breakout next few days. If it breaks out above 16k until end of this week it will confirm monster C&H that is in the making.
when the price will hit 0.15762 (when it submit increasing triangle) it may create several strong trends candles
Hello everyone, if you followed my last XRP chart from August 8 you are involved in the last 40 % gain so far. Alternatively you loaded yourself up during testing the main support around 0,15 USD. It was a little bit risky move due to bullish confirmation zone being at 0,20 but it made us a decent profit already as we bought in 3 - 4 days ago. What can we...
Price has broken hourly bullish trend and tested it. We can expect some bullish movement till the top of 4H bearish trend. Then we have two ways.
I don't think that some comment is necessary. Market is very unstable. FOMC was desapoint traders.
Macd pointed out a pull back before taking of So now its actually a breakout. [
Trade the brake out because higher lows are already taken unless it bounces, then you can re buy very strong on the MACD. Msg me your opinions i don't get mad i enjoy different points of view.
ON chart we can see forming littl SHS formation, alsow we can see at we are on resistance from chanel wich form from about three days ago. If price brekout and only if we get pullback and price hold that level we can click Buy button, if we get another scenery i will be out from this market. But if it work we can see Gbp/usd on + today
watch for a breakeout in either direction and trade accordingly. in case of a breakeout expect the price to reach the indicated targets. use a stop loss of around 1.5% for optimal Risk/Reward Ratio