Letโs break down whatโs happening with the Euro vs. US Dollar (EUR/USD)
๐ PRICE RIGHT NOW
โก๏ธ EURUSD is trading at 1.13417, which means the Euro is gaining strength against the Dollar.
โก๏ธ Itโs up +1.28% and just entered a zone where many big traders are looking to sell (called a SUPPLY ZONE) at around 1.12020 โ 1.13980.
โ ๏ธ WHY THIS MATTERS TO YOU
The EURUSD is getting ready to move โ maybe sharply.
Today (April 11), thereโs important news coming from both Europe and the U.S. that could shake up the market.
๐๏ธ BIG NEWS TO WATCH TODAY
Hereโs whatโs on the calendar and how it could affect your trade:
- ECB President Speaking (2:45 AM PT)
* If she sounds confident about Europeโs economy, the Euro could go up even more
* If not, it may drop.
Inflation Report (PPI) (5:30 AM PT)
* If prices in the U.S. are rising fast, the Dollar could get stronger.
* That could make EURUSD go down.
Consumer Sentiment & Fed Speeches (7:00โ8:30 AM PT)
* If Americans are feeling positive about the economy
* if Fed speakers hint at raising interest rates, the Dollar could jump.
๐ฏ WHAT TO DO AS A TRADER
- If you're already in a SELL trade near 1.12020, youโre in the right zone โ just be careful of price spiking toward 1.13980 before dropping.
- Your next target to take profit is around 1.08289, which is where price might pull back to.
- If price goes above 1.14948, it could mean the SELL setup failed โ thatโs your STOP LOSS zone.
โ SIMPLE GAME PLAN
- Watch the news today! Big moves may happen during or after these reports.
- Hold your position if the news supports your trade.
- Close your trade or move your stop if the news goes against you.
If you're unsure, this is a great time to sit back, watch the market react, and learn.
Professor C. E. Ward
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Professor C. E. Ward
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The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.