Weekly view – The weekly timeframe shows that the GBP has now connected with a weekly supply barrier coming in at 1.5824-1.5634.
Daily view: Following the rebound seen from the daily swap zone seen at 1.5478-1.5435, price extended higher during yesterday’s session. This move drove the pound deeper into a daily supply area at 1.5698-1.5530 (located just below the...
Weekly view: The weekly timeframe shows that price is currently nibbling at the underside of a weekly supply area coming in at 1.1532-1.1278.This supply zone is a very significant hurdle in our opinion (held price lower since the 11th May) since if there’s a sustained break above this area, our long-term bias (currently short) on this pair will very likely shift...
Weekly view – The latest coming in from this timeframe shows us that price printed a strong bull candle going into last week’s close 1.5551, consequently engulfing the previous two weekly bear candles. This move, as you can see, also forced price above a weekly swap level at 1.5451, which in turn likely opened the gates for the market to challenge the weekly...
Weekly view: Last week’s trading action saw the Euro market close at 1.1261 – a mere seventeen pips below a clear area of weekly supply coming in at 1.1532-1.1278. Therefore, for anyone considering longs on this pair this week, you may want to take a note of this. This supply zone, at least to us anyway, is a very significant hurdle (held price lower since the...
Weekly view – After a little tug-of-war around the weekly swap level 1.2439, the sellers, at this point in time, appear to be taking control. Overall though, our long-term bias on this pair is long, and it will only be once we see a break below the weekly swap area at 1.2034-1.1870 would our present bias likely shift.
Daily view: The daily timeframe shows that...
Weekly view – From the weekly timeframe, we can see that price is now crossing swords with the weekly supply area coming in at 1.1532-1.1278 again. This supply zone is a very significant hurdle in our opinion since if there is a sustained break above this area, our long-term bias on this pair will very likely shift north.
Daily view: Yesterday’s daily action...
Weekly view – For the past three weeks the gold market sold off, which as you can see, eventually clashed with a weekly demand area coming in at 1142.5-1167.3. From a long-term perspective, however, gold is still trending south in our opinion. For this bias to be invalidated, a push above the weekly trendline extended from the high 1488.0 would need to be seen....
Weekly view – After a little tug-of-war around the weekly swap level 1.2439, the sellers, at this point in time, appear to be taking control. Overall though, our long-term bias on this pair is long. It will only be once we see a break below the aforementioned weekly swap area would our present bias likely shift.
Daily view: From this angle, it is clear to see...
Weekly view – The weekly timeframe shows that price has rallied for three consecutive weeks, which took out a weekly supply area at 124.13-122.22, and connected nicely with a weekly swap level seen at 125.44. Essentially, the long-term uptrend on this pair is still very much intact, and will remain that way in our opinion until the weekly swap level 115.50 is...
Weekly view – From the weekly timeframe, we can see that price is now crossing swords with the weekly supply area coming in at 1.1532-1.1278 again. This supply zone is a very significant hurdle in our opinion since if there is a sustained break above this area, our long-term bias on this pair will very likely shift north.
Daily view: Following Monday’s rebound...
Weekly view – The weekly timeframe shows that price rallied for three consecutive weeks, consequently taking out a weekly supply area at 124.13-122.22, and marrying up with a weekly swap level seen at 125.44.
Daily view: The small break above the daily resistance area at 125.69-124.62 on Friday clearly triggered selling in the market during yesterday’s session....
Weekly view – Following the push seen into the weekly demand area at 0.7449-0.7678, last week’s trading action shows that price printed an inverted weekly pin-bar candle. To some traders this may be a sign that the market wants higher prices – a reversal signal, and they could very well be right considering where the candle pattern formed. Nevertheless, Judging by...
Weekly view – At the time of writing, the small weekly demand area at 1.5088-1.5184 is currently holding the GBP nicely. Should this attract further buying into the market, the weekly swap level at 1.5451 will likely be the next objective to reach.
Daily view: Similar to the weekly timeframe, the daily timeframe shows buying pressure coming in from the base of...
Weekly view – Following the rebound seen from the 1.5144 region, price recently connected with the lower limits of a long-term weekly swap level at 1.5451.
Daily view: Once again, the volatility seen during yesterday’s session was quite heavy. This saw the GBP hit a daily swap area seen at 1.5478-1.5435, which forced the market to close only 19 pips above...
Weekly view – From a long-term standpoint, the downtrend on this pair is still very much intact. It’s only once/if we see a close above the current weekly supply area at 1.1532-1.1278 will we be convinced the trend may be shifting direction.
Daily view: The daily timeframe shows that price did indeed continue to rally, which, as you can see, came within a stone’s...
Weekly view – From a long-term standpoint, the downtrend on this pair is still very much intact. It’s only once or if we see a close above the weekly supply area at 1.1532-1.1278 will we be convinced the trend may be shifting direction.
Daily view: The daily timeframe shows that the Euro continued to march north during yesterday’s session, taking out the daily...
Weekly view – From a long-term perspective, the gold market is still trending south in our opinion. For this bias to be invalidated, a push above the weekly trendline extended from the high 1488.0 would need to be seen.
Recently, however, the buyers and sellers have been seen battling for position around the top of a small weekly demand area at 1170.3-1188.4....
Weekly view – The weekly timeframe shows that active buying recently come into the market a few pips from above a weekly swap level positioned at 1.5144.Assuming that the buyers can continue with this tempo, it’s possible we may see price challenge the weekly swap level 1.5451, or given enough time, the weekly supply area seen just above it at...
