Most likely LUNCBUSD remain in Buy for more years or even touch 0.5 or more so, so according to technical analysis i will give very big profit
For the method and strategy I used, this was a long trade but still easily manageable and highly profitable. With how this played out, we got to see that US30, US500 & US100 are not the same but have few similar characteristics. They all volatile, influenced heavily by fundamentals and easily misunderstood. My hate of overnight trades wants me to close, but rather...
Hello guys As we said in the recommendation 4 days before it @usoil is expected to go down, and it will continue to go down... Take advantage of this opportunity ...you won't lose after knowing me USOIL : OIL ⛽️ STOP LOSE ⛔️ : 88 TP ✅ : 82 TP 2 ✅ : 77 Good luck
A brief skim over the markets before Fed week next week. Much of the same really ... Let's see if the dollar can hold on.
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In the crude oil we have strong level of resistance where price close on friday and sort of rejecting from 84.87 level and we also have 200 ema at 87.91 so this zone is very strong and oil need high volume to break this area and after this we have a strong trend line resistance to upside and price rejecting multiple time from this level also so i am looking...
So, in a week in which dizzy Lizzy resigns and the UK faces its second Tory leadership contest, I find myself starting to yearn for a return by Boris Johnson – I freely admit that I cannot stand him, but surely anybody would be better than nobody? We may have seen a minor rally by the FTSE and pound on her resignation, but this looks to be short lived, let’s take...
Here I go through an article I wrote for FXStreet about the US dollar, yields, yen and technical analysis on those as well as the threat of Bank of Japan intervention.
We have a convergence of levels around the 4.19/4.20 zone of the chart, it is a long term double Fibonacci retracement and represents significant lows seen in 1998 and 2001. Will be quite interested to see if the market pauses here in order to consolidate sharp gains that have been pretty relentless since August. Disclaimer: The information posted on Trading...
Dollar continue bullish moves started in 2008. Positive year for USD. Let's see how fundamentals helps to continue this trend.
USD ELLIOTT WAVE FORECAST... : This X wave (yellow) had reached the golden fib and the intermediate C (pink) reached the 123%.. only one more possible target at 113.57. If the $ is reversing here, we most expect a retracement at least around 110.045, but 108.29, 107.25 and 105.51 are also possible. Other possible targets are 107.25 and 105.51.
This is the seconded biggest update for oil this month ! You need a big pocket to go with the flow on this one, money management will be your biggest enemy and greed your second. We have 85$ is the mid road for oil and 120$ the highest it can get ! Target Is 68$ for our next idea and politics is our enemy ! i recommend to open a position after an update or...
from the daily perspective we are still in a downtrend and we are most likely to see a correction before a downward continuation.
We see a leading expanding diagonal. The target zone of five waves intersects with the support line of the higher timeframe. Wave rules are complied. Further, we expect a rollback towards the resistance line - wave B and a subsequent correction - wave C. A potential black swan that could happen would most likely be due to Russia's nuclear war blackmail. Best...
This video is a recap of the trading session over the equities hours in NY. Made 2R for the day. Keeping an eye on USD and yields and looking for renewed strength for explosive trade setups later in the week.
After being criticized for being slow to recognize inflation, the Fed has embarked on its most aggressive series of rate hikes since the 1980s. From near-zero in March, the Fed has pushed its benchmark rate to a target of at least 3%. At the same time, the plan to unwind its $8.8 trillion balance sheet in a process called “quantitative tightening,” or QT —...