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PERFECT USDCAD SHORT ENTRYI have a weekly short bias on FX:USDCAD , we can see a previous strong rejection of the weekly 50ema, and currently price is rejecting the level again. Moving into next week this gives a bearish bias. Now moving down to the daily timeframe there looks to be a clear head and shoulders structure forming, with the previous days candle showing a bearish engulfing bar from a liquidity zone, I am bearish, and looking for a lower timeframe entry. Now on the lower 1h timeframe I am seeing a bos to the downside with a double pin rejection of ema. # This break of trend, with all timeframes aligned, gives a perfect short setup imo. Give a follow for more:)
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by Euan7rTrader
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USDCAD Double Top Signals a Potential BreakdownUSDCAD pair is testing a critical resistance area near 1.3830 after a strong rebound. But the price structure is beginning to flash signs of exhaustion. With repeated rejections and a clear double-top pattern forming, the setup favors a bearish move. If momentum turns, we could see a meaningful correction toward the 1.3730 support zone, with deeper downside risk into mid-September. Current Bias Bearish rejection at resistance, structure favors downside continuation. Key Fundamental Drivers Canada: Weak August jobs report (unemployment 7.1%, wages cooling) raised BoC cut expectations, pressuring CAD. But oil prices (Brent ~$65) limit the downside risk, giving CAD some commodity support. U.S.: Weaker jobs (+142k NFP, unemployment 4.3%) keeps Fed cuts on the table, capping USD upside. Core PCE sticky at 2.9%, but inflation trend is moderating. Macro Context Interest Rates: Fed expected to cut in coming months; BoC markets price ~90% chance of a September cut. Economic Growth: U.S. slowing but still resilient, Canada contracting (Q2 GDP −0.4% q/q). Commodities: Oil’s soft rebound provides CAD with some stability. Geopolitics: Trade tensions (U.S. tariffs, China-Russia bond coordination) keep USD supported as a defensive hedge. Primary Risk to the Trend A sharp oil sell-off would weaken CAD and trigger USD/CAD upside. U.S. CPI surprise to the upside could reprice Fed expectations, boosting USD. Most Critical Upcoming News/Event U.S. CPI (this week): Will decide Fed cut timing. BoC September rate decision: High probability of a cut, market focus on forward guidance. Leader/Lagger Dynamics USD/CAD is typically a lagger — following USD direction (via Fed expectations) and CAD flows (via oil). It often mirrors oil price action and diverges from USD/JPY, reflecting risk sentiment shifts. Key Levels Support Levels: 1.3732, 1.3585 Resistance Levels: 1.3830, 1.3875 Stop Loss (SL): 1.3875 Take Profit (TP): 1.3732 (first), 1.3585 (extended) Summary: Bias and Watchpoints USD/CAD is leaning bearish after failing to break cleanly above 1.3830. Fundamentals point to a tug-of-war between dovish BoC expectations and weaker U.S. data, but the chart structure favors downside into 1.3732 and potentially 1.3585. My stop loss sits above 1.3875 to protect against a breakout. Watch U.S. CPI as the key driver: a hotter print could revive USD strength, while a softer read could accelerate CAD gains. Oil’s stability remains a secondary but important factor for CAD resilience.
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by ultreosforex
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USD/CAD – Bulls Eyeing a Bounce from Key Demand ZoneAfter an aggressive correction from the 1.3920 highs, USD/CAD has now landed on a heavy demand zone near 1.3720 – 1.3740. This area has proven to be a launchpad for rallies in recent weeks, and price is once again testing buyers’ conviction. With both technical structure and macro fundamentals in play, this zone could determine the next major swing. Current Bias Bullish bias as long as 1.3720 holds, with upside potential toward 1.3818 and 1.3920 supply. Key Fundamental Drivers USD: Supported by sticky inflation (Core PCE 2.9% y/y) and resilient consumer spending (+0.5% m/m). Fed rate cut expectations have softened, keeping the dollar supported. CAD: Weighed down by weaker Canadian GDP (Q2 annualized -1.6%, q/q -0.4%) and slowing momentum in domestic growth. Oil remains weak near $64, offering little support to the loonie. Macro Context Rates: The Fed remains cautious with cuts, while the BoC faces pressure from economic contraction. Interest rate divergence favors the USD. Growth Trends: US growth remains firmer compared to Canada’s slowdown. Commodities: Oil’s weakness is a drag on CAD, making the currency vulnerable. Geopolitics: Ongoing tariff disputes and Middle East energy risks keep USD demand steady as a safe haven, further weighing on CAD. Primary Risk to the Trend A deeper selloff in USD on unexpected Fed dovishness or a sharp rebound in oil prices (driven by geopolitical shocks or supply cuts) could strengthen CAD and invalidate the bullish setup. Most Critical Upcoming News/Event US ISM PMI & NFP (this week): Key drivers for Fed policy path. Canada Jobs Report (Friday): Critical for CAD sentiment after the weak GDP print. Leader/Lagger Dynamics USD/CAD tends to lag oil and broader USD moves. It often follows the dollar’s momentum, while oil price shocks can lead moves on CAD. Currently, the pair is USD-led, making it more reactive to Fed data than Canadian domestic flows. Key Levels Support Levels: 1.3720 – 1.3740 (demand zone), 1.3660. Resistance Levels: 1.3818 (mid-resistance), 1.3918 – 1.3925 (major supply). Stop Loss (SL): 1.3650 (below demand zone invalidation). Take Profit (TP): 1.3818 (first target), 1.3920 (extended target). Summary: Bias and Watchpoints USD/CAD is sitting at a key demand zone around 1.3720 – 1.3740, where buyers need to defend the trend. The bias remains bullish above this level, with upside targets at 1.3818 and 1.3920. A break below 1.3650 would invalidate the long setup and expose further downside. With US data in focus and CAD weighed down by weak GDP and soft oil prices, the pair is more likely to follow USD momentum in the near term. Traders should watch NFP and Canada’s jobs data closely, as these will dictate whether this bounce carries to new highs or fades into deeper consolidation.
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by ultreosforex
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USDCAD BUYS🔎 Technical Breakdown Breakout Structure Price had been consolidating in a sideways range after a strong downtrend. Recently, price broke out of the consolidation zone to the upside, showing buyers stepping in. Current candles are forming higher lows → early trend reversal signals. Support Zone (Demand Area) Around 1.3730–1.3740, price rejected multiple times (wicks). This shows strong demand, making it a safe stop-loss zone. Candle Behavior Recent bullish candles have longer bodies and smaller wicks → momentum favors buyers. The last red candles got quickly engulfed by blue (bullish) candles → market bias shifted. Risk-to-Reward (RRR) SL around 1.3731 and TP1 at 1.3770 / TP2 1.3790 gives you nearly a 1:2 RRR, which is favorable. Market Context USDCAD often reacts strongly to oil price moves and USD strength. If USD is stable/strong, buying pressure supports this setup. Also, this looks like a retracement entry after a sell-off, catching the early reversal PS - STILL BEARISH IN DAILY TF
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by acefxtrades
USD/CAD) Bearish Trend Read The captionSMC Trading point update Technical analysis of USD/CAD on the 4H timeframe, using Smart Money Concepts (SMC). --- 🔍 Technical Breakdown – USD/CAD (4H) 1. FVG (Fair Value Gap) / Supply Zone Price is currently trading inside a supply/FVG zone (highlighted in yellow at the top). Market is reacting to this imbalance area where institutional selling pressure is expected. 2. BOS (Break of Structure) Earlier, price made a Break of Structure (BOS) on the downside, confirming a bearish shift in market structure. The current bullish retracement into the supply zone is likely just a pullback before continuation down. 3. Bearish Rejection Expected From the chart, price is anticipated to reject from the supply zone and start a bearish move. Projection shows a strong drop toward the target support zone (SSS). 4. Target Point Final downside target is marked at 1.35847, aligning with the Sell-Side Liquidity (SSL) / Support zone (SSS). This zone is a strong liquidity pool where price may hunt stop losses before reversing. --- Summary Bias: Bearish Current Price: 1.38147 Supply Zone (FVG): 1.3800 – 1.3850 (reaction expected) Target Zone (SSS): 1.35847 Setup: Look for short entries inside supply zone with confirmation. Mr SMC Trading point This is a classic SMC setup: BOS Pullback to FVG Liquidity hunt Target Please support boost 🚀 this analysis)
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by SMC-Trading-Point
USDCAD 4-Hour Analysis – Bulls and Bears Battle for ControlCurrent Price: 1.37706 Timeframe: 4 Hours Technical Indicators Overview SMA (9-period): Price is hovering around the short-term moving average, signaling indecision in momentum. RSI (14): Currently near the 50 level, showing a neutral momentum—neither overbought nor oversold. Key Resistance: 1.3800 – A psychological and technical barrier tested multiple times. Key Support: 1.3700 – A level where buyers previously stepped in to prevent further decline. Price Action Summary USDCAD recently saw a strong bullish move towards the 1.3900 area but quickly reversed, pulling back below the 1.3800 mark. Since then, price action has been choppy, suggesting a tug-of-war between buyers and sellers. On the 4H chart, the SMA 9 is acting as a dynamic pivot, with candles frequently crossing above and below it. This behavior often precedes a breakout, but direction confirmation is still lacking. RSI Insights The RSI remains neutral, around 50, indicating a balance between buying and selling pressures. A move above 60 could invite bullish momentum, while a drop below 40 may trigger further selling. Potential Scenarios Bullish Breakout: If price breaks and closes above 1.3800, the next upside target could be 1.3850–1.3900, where previous highs lie. Bearish Reversal: Failure to hold above 1.3750 could open the door for a move towards 1.3700, and below that, 1.3650. Conclusion USDCAD is in a consolidation phase, awaiting a catalyst for a decisive breakout. Traders should watch the 1.3800 resistance and 1.3750 support for clues on the next directional move.
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by forexinworld
USDCAD Prepaing to Gilde Down ??USDCAD has been struglling to move up, All the monthly and Bi-Monthly analysis show down including D1. Check your support and resistances and open positions accordingly. Wait for Price Again to preform and see the strong breakouts. Disclaimer: The content presented in this IMAGE is intended solely for educational and informational purposes. It does not constitute financial, investment, or trading advice. Trading foreign exchange (Forex) on margin involves a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. The use of leverage can work both for and against you. Before deciding to participate in the Forex market, you should carefully consider your investment objectives, level of experience, and risk tolerance. There is a possibility that you may incur a loss of some or all of your initial investment, and therefore, you should not invest money that you cannot afford to lose. Be fully aware of all the risks associated with foreign exchange trading, and seek advice from a licensed and independent financial advisor if you have any doubts. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Always trade responsibly.
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by forexnawaab
USDCAD SELLUSD/CAD rallies further, approaches 1.3900 on higher levies to Canada The US Dollar keeps marching higher, as the Canadian Dollar struggles after Trump decided to increase tariffs to Canada to 35% from the previous 25%, escalating the trading tension with one of its main trading partners. The US President justified his decision on Canada’s alleged reluctance to cooperate on curbing the traffic of fentanyl and other drugs across the US border The year will be politically marked by Trump’s return to the White House. A Republican government is seen as positive for financial markets, but Trump’s pledge to cut taxes and impose tariffs on foreign goods and services may introduce uncertainty to both the political and economic landscape. Canada’s political crisis peaked in late 2024 with a no-confidence vote against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, leading to snap elections and a weakened Liberal minority government. Policy uncertainty and economic challenges dominate 2025’s outlook, raising concerns over market stability and investor confidence. The BoC is set to continue easing interest rates through 2025, at least at a faster pace than the Fed is expected to, which could apply pressure on CAD’s already-rising rate differential. SUPPORT 1.38444 SUPPORT 1.38039 SUPPORT 1.37621 RESISTANCE 1.38889 RESISTANCE 1.39049
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by Mark804
USDCAD SELLUSD/CAD rallies to 1.3680 as the market focuses on a hawkish Fed The US Dollar extends its recovery for the second consecutive day, supported by strong US data. Upbeat US business activity and Jobless Claims support the Fed's "wait and see" rhetoric. In Canada, the weak Retail Sales data keep hopes for a BoC rate cut alive. The year will be politically marked by Trump’s return to the White House. A Republican government is seen as positive for financial markets, but Trump’s pledge to cut taxes and impose tariffs on foreign goods and services may introduce uncertainty to both the political and economic landscape. Canada’s political crisis peaked in late 2024 with a no-confidence vote against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, leading to snap elections and a weakened Liberal minority government. Policy uncertainty and economic challenges dominate 2025’s outlook, raising concerns over market stability and investor confidence. The BoC is set to continue easing interest rates through 2025, at least at a faster pace than the Fed is expected to, which could apply pressure on CAD’s already-rising rate differential. SUPPORT 1.36991 SUPPORT 1.36739 SUPPORT 1.36495 RESISTANCE 1.37346 RESISTANCE 1.37455
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by Mark804
USDCAD SELLUSD/CAD retakes 1.3700, eyes multi-week top amid a broadly firmer USD The USD/CAD pair attracts some dip-buying during the Asian session on Thursday and climbs further beyond the 1.3700 mark amid a broadly firmer US Dollar. Spot prices have now reversed the previous day's retracement slide from a three-week high and seem poised to appreciate further The year will be politically marked by Trump’s return to the White House. A Republican government is seen as positive for financial markets, but Trump’s pledge to cut taxes and impose tariffs on foreign goods and services may introduce uncertainty to both the political and economic landscape. Canada’s political crisis peaked in late 2024 with a no-confidence vote against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, leading to snap elections and a weakened Liberal minority government. Policy uncertainty and economic challenges dominate 2025’s outlook, raising concerns over market stability and investor confidence. The BoC is set to continue easing interest rates through 2025, at least at a faster pace than the Fed is expected to, which could apply pressure on CAD’s already-rising rate differentia TP 1 1.37214 TP 2 1.37095 TP 3 1.36987 RESISTANCE 1.37413
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by Mark804
USD/CAD(20250718)Today's AnalysisMarket news: ① Kugler: It is appropriate to keep the interest rate policy stable for "a while". ② Daly: Whether to cut interest rates in July or September is not the most critical. ③ Bostic: It may be difficult to cut interest rates in the short term. Technical analysis: Today's buying and selling boundaries: 1.3735 Support and resistance levels: 1.3827 1.3792 1.3770 1.3700 1.3678 1.3644 Trading strategy: If it breaks through 1.3770, consider buying in, the first target price is 1.3792 If it breaks through 1.3735, consider selling in, the first target price is 1.3700
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by NicolaZhu
USD /CAD) bearish reversal analysis Read The captionSMC trading point update Technical analysis of USD/CAD pair on the 2-hour timeframe, suggesting that the price is likely to drop toward the support zone. Here's the detailed idea behind the analysis: --- Chart Breakdown (2H – USD/CAD) 1. Resistance Zone (Yellow Box - Top): Marked as a strong supply area where price has repeatedly been rejected (highlighted by red arrows). Acts as a key zone where sellers are in control. Also aligns with a descending trendline, reinforcing bearish pressure. 2. Support Zone (Yellow Box - Bottom): This is the target point marked at 1.35387, which previously served as a demand zone. The chart suggests this level as the next significant area where price might find buyers. 3. Trend Context: Price is moving within a descending channel (black trendlines), confirming the overall downtrend. The 200 EMA (1.36834) is acting as dynamic resistance, keeping price under pressure. 4. Projected Move (Blue Box): Shows a potential drop of ~91 pips toward the support level. A bearish wave is anticipated as per the black zigzag line on the chart. 5. RSI Indicator: RSI is near neutral (49.02 and 49.70) — suggesting no overbought/oversold conditions, but confirming lack of bullish momentum. RSI is aligned with price trending down. Mr SMC Trading point --- Summary: Bias: Bearish Entry Zone: Near current price or minor pullback (1.364–1.365) Target: 1.35387 (support zone) Invalidation: Break and close above resistance level / 200 EMA (~1.3685) Trend: Downtrend within channel --- Please support boost 🚀 analysis)
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by SMC-Trading-Point
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USDCAD Bearish Reversal Trade Setup – 3H Chart Analysis (June 26 Entry Zone: 1.37279 – 1.37554 🔹 Stop Loss: 1.37934 🔹 Target: 1.35278 🔹 Risk-to-Reward (RR): ~1:2.5 🧠 Technical Breakdown Trend Overview: Overall trend shows a downtrend from earlier June, followed by a corrective bullish move. Price failed to sustain above the 200 EMA (blue line), indicating continued bearish pressure. Trade Line Break: A steep bullish trendline was broken, signaling a potential trend reversal or deeper pullback. Bearish Rejection Zone: The purple zone (1.37279 – 1.37554) acted as resistance. Price formed a lower high and rejected this zone, confirming selling interest. Entry Strategy: Short entry is ideally within or just below the rejection zone. Aggressive entry already in play at current market price (1.36909) after confirmation. Target Zone: Projected towards 1.35278, aligning with previous support and fib retracement zone. Large purple support zone near the target suggests a potential reversal area. ⚠️ Risk Notes Be cautious of USD volatility due to upcoming economic events (noted with icons on the chart). Stop loss above previous swing high minimizes risk of fakeouts. ✅ Summary: This is a bearish swing setup aiming for a significant drop toward 1.35278. The clean rejection from resistance and trendline break supports a high-probability short opportunity with favorable risk-reward.
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by EA_GOLD_MAN_COPY_TRADE
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USDCAD Analysis – Breaking the Chains, Eyeing 1.38+USDCAD Price broke out from a long descending channel, followed by two bullish continuation flags – classic breakout-retest pattern. Price is now pushing above 1.3720, aligning with the 38.2% Fib level of the prior drop. Next upside targets: 🔹 1.3833 (Fib 61.8%) 🔹 1.3913 (Fib 78.6%) Clear stop level: below 1.3625 (channel breakout support) Structure Bias: Bullish continuation. Clean breakout + consolidation = probable impulse toward 1.3830/1.39. 📊 Current Bias: Bullish 🔍 Key Fundamentals Driving USDCAD USD Drivers (Neutral to Bullish): Fed held rates, dot plot shows only 1 cut in 2025, but Powell's tone leaned dovish. US Retail Sales + PPI were weak, but safe-haven USD demand persists due to geopolitical risks and equity volatility. Market reassessing Trump election risk, Fed independence, and inflation stickiness. CAD Drivers (Bearish): Oil prices are volatile due to Middle East tensions, but weak demand caps upside. Canada’s CPI softened, BoC already delivered a dovish cut earlier this month. CAD under pressure due to dovish BoC outlook and fiscal concerns (gov't budget deficits expanding). CAD is also suffering from reduced foreign investment flows. ⚠️ Risks to Watch Oil price spikes (especially if Strait of Hormuz risk escalates) may boost CAD short-term. A sharp reversal in DXY or Fed commentary shift toward aggressive easing. Weak US data next week (Core PCE especially) could unwind USD momentum. 🗓️ Upcoming Events to Watch US Core PCE (June 28) – critical inflation gauge for the Fed BoC Business Outlook Survey Oil Inventories + Global energy sentiment Geopolitical: Israel–Iran updates and Canada’s fiscal signals 🏁 Which Pair Leads the Move? USDCAD is leading commodity crosses as CAD weakness broadens. Watch USDCAD and GBPCAD for signs of CAD softness before others like AUDCAD/NZDCAD follow.
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by ultreosforex
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USD/CAD)) Bearish Trand analysis Read The captionSMC trading point update Technical analysis of USD/CAD on the 3-hour timeframe, using Smart Money Concepts (SMC) and classic technical analysis. Here's a breakdown --- Key Technical Insights: Overall Trend: The pair is in a clear downtrend, confirmed by: Lower highs and lower lows Price trading below the 200 EMA (currently at 1.37402) Respect for the downtrend channel --- Resistance Zones: 1. Upper Resistance Zone (~1.38400 – 1.38750): Strong historical sell area (price sharply reversed here in late May) 2. Mid Resistance Zone (~1.36450 – 1.36750): Price reacted twice here and dropped. Aligns with the downtrend line and was recently tested again (red arrow). --- Bearish Projections: After the latest pullback into the resistance zone, price is expected to: Reject the zone Continue following the descending structure Target marked around 1.35034, which coincides with: Previous low Lower boundary of the descending channel Mr SMC Trading point --- Chart Tools & Features Used: Trendlines: Clearly marking the downtrend channel 200 EMA: Used as dynamic resistance Fib-like measured move: Mirrored previous impulse moves (-1.61%) suggesting a symmetric drop Arrows: Indicating reaction points from resistance --- Conclusion: Bias: Bearish Invalidation: Break and hold above 1.36500 would weaken the bearish outlook. Next Move: Potential sell setups on lower timeframe retests or bearish confirmations within the resistance zone. Please support boost 🚀 this analysis)
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by SMC-Trading-Point
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USDCAD Bearish Bias: Beware Liquidity Traps & Reversal Risks.I'm currently keeping a close eye on USDCAD, which has been in a strong bearish trend. 📉 In this video, I explain how the market is unfolding across both the higher and lower timeframes, and why it’s critical to watch them in conjunction. On the lower timeframes, we often see a clean sequence of lower highs and lower lows, as the algos set up a seemingly a smooth trend. But traders should be cautious ⚠️ Why? Because on the higher timeframes, the market can easily pull back, triggering a liquidity hunt. This is often when the algorithm targets stop orders above recent highs, before resuming the trend 🧠💥 While my bias remains bearish, I'm also aware of the risk that the market could shift gears unexpectedly to run stops and shake out weak hands. This concept is fully broken down in the video — with examples of how to spot these traps and prepare accordingly 🎯
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by fxtraderanthony