Interpreting your forex charts could be a bit challenging and if you do not analyze with care, you might misunderstand the currency actions. This aspect of Fx (Chart Analysis) is a very sensitive part; which is why your total attention is required for it...
The UK voted out with the pound crashing and the euro following. What’s next? Here are opinins from two banks. Here is their view, courtesy of eFXnews: Brexit Wins: GBP/USD Towards 1.20-1.25, EUR/USD Towards 1.06 – SocGen We continue to look for GBP/USD to trade around a 1.30-1...
The Brexit decision had huge market implications with a crash for the pound, falls for other risk currencies and gains for the dollar and the yen. Apart from the Brexit aftershocks, we have US and Canadian GDP data, US Consumer Confidence and other events...
A rising dollar once again! Would that be good or bad for the US economy? As Britain voted on June 23rd to part ways with the EU, besides the yen and the gold safe havens, the US dollar also emerged as one of the beneficiaries...
USDCHF: With USDCHF closing higher on price halt the past week, further bullish offensive is expected. On the downside, support lies at the 0.9650 level. A turn below here will open the door for more weakness towards the 0.9600 level and then the 0.9550 level...
GBPUSD As expected, GBPUSD is also trading lower since yesterday after the price completed a big corrective retracement labeled as wave IV and made a nice sharp turnaround lower from 1.5014...
While the Brexit vote was a shock (we attached a 40/45% probability), we are not surprised by the initial currency market reaction. Cable still remains within our forecasted one-month range between 1.3000 and 1.5000. Copy signals, Trade and Earn $ on Forex4you - https://www.share4you.com/en...
That's the one thing I hate about huge moves, it screws up your charts Now the dust has settled somewhat and we're only subjected to 100 pips swings instead of 800 pips swings, we can try and look at the picture we face now...
WOW – What a CRAZY night!! After 43 years, Great Britain has voted to leave the EU. The financial markets seemingly misread the signals from the British public – and consequently have now reacted dramatically to this somewhat surprise result. Sterling (GBPUSD) fell almost 12% to lows @ 1...
The results of the UK’s EU referendum will remain the main focus throughout today and a key focal point for the coming sessions, days, and weeks. The true consequences to the UK’s economy and even the true impact on the global economy remain widely unknown...
USD/JPY: We prefer to fade upticks towards the 106.25 area and look for a move below 103.55 to encourage our bearish view. Our targets are towards support near 102.10 and then the 100.70 area. Copy signals, Trade and Earn $ on Forex4you - https://www.share4you.com/en...
CURRENCY PAIRS MAKE NEW YEARLY LOWS AND HIGHS THIS WEEK see charts attached as comments...
As the voting for the Brexit continues, many investors are trying to figure out what’s going to happen, and what the consequences of the voting will be...
Below is USDJPY H1 chart. Please concern about circle. Chikou span is a historical price on 26 days ago of a current close price. It is crossing over historical candle. There was a buying point at that time...
USDJPY: The pair continues to hold on to its recovery bias rallying strongly on Thursday and opening the door for more strength. On the downside, support comes in at the 105.00 level where a break if seen will aim at the 104.50 level. A cut through here will turn focus to the 104...
