📊 Technical Analysis & Trade Strategy Summary (Thursday, April 24, 2025)

24 4月 2025, 10:41
Masayuki Sakamoto
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📊 Technical Analysis & Trade Strategy Summary (Thursday, April 24, 2025)

Strong Buy Signals (Confirmed Across All Timeframes)

  • EUR/USD @1.1390
    → Strong buy across all timeframes. Uptrend remains intact.
  • GBP/USD @1.3314
    → Strong buy from 5-minute to daily charts. Watch for breakout momentum.
  • AUD/USD @0.6384
    → Strong buy in short-, mid-, and long-term outlooks. Rebound from bottom confirmed.
  • NZD/CAD @0.8280
    → Strong buy across all timeframes. Ideal for trend-following strategies.
  • BTC/USD @92,517.0
    → Overall strong buy signal. Short-term charts show mild correction, but daily trend remains bullish.

⚠️ Strong Sell Signals

  • USD/JPY @142.38
    → Strong sell across all timeframes. Ongoing yen strength.
  • USD/CHF @0.8248
    → Strong sell on all but the daily chart. Dollar under pressure, CHF favored.
  • USD/NZD @1.6726
    → Strong and consistent sell signal. Avoid countertrend entries.
  • CAD/JPY @102.81
    → Strong sell across all timeframes. Cross-yen pairs remain weak.

🔄 Mixed Signals (Short vs Long-Term Conflict)

  • XAU/USD (Gold) @3,330.05
    → Short-term charts indicate selling, but daily chart remains a strong buy. Watch for a reversal.
  • EUR/JPY @162.17
    → Short-term bearish, long-term bullish. Countertrend trades could be viable depending on timing.
  • EUR/GBP @0.8555
    → Moving averages are neutral; technical indicators lean bullish. Be ready for a range breakout.
  • EUR/AUD @1.7842
    → Strong buy on 5- and 15-minute charts; hourly chart leans bearish. Caution on short-term rallies.

💡 Strategy Tips

  • For Short-Term Traders (5–15 Minute Charts):
    • Focus on buying pullbacks in EUR/USD, GBP/USD, AUD/USD, and BTC/USD.
    • Look to sell rallies in USD/JPY and USD/CHF.
  • For Medium-to-Long-Term Traders (Daily Chart Focus):
    • XAU/USD and BTC/USD offer solid opportunities on pullbacks.
    • Maintain a bearish bias on USD/CHF and CAD/JPY due to ongoing dollar weakness and yen strength.