I expect a swing of about 60-80c all the way up to R15 per dollar, I have personally opened a long position with the size of R425000 (30000USD), expecting the ZAR to weaken in the short term within a week to a few weeks (less than a month) to 14.95+-.
Stop Loss is around 13.95, take profit is 14.95, the entry price is 14.16
USA inflation data indicating that it is likely a peak has been reached, it is likely to go lower from here on...
Next week FED will discuss the US interest rates...
Coronavirus full-vaccinations in the US are almost at 70%...
US stock market (S&P 500) is struggling to go higher...
I have a feeling...
Stop Loss is around 13.95, take profit is 14.95, the entry price is 14.16
USA inflation data indicating that it is likely a peak has been reached, it is likely to go lower from here on...
Next week FED will discuss the US interest rates...
Coronavirus full-vaccinations in the US are almost at 70%...
US stock market (S&P 500) is struggling to go higher...
I have a feeling...
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adjusted stop loss to 14.17Note
closed position at 14.33, bought in again with same amount (30k USD) at 14.28 again.Trade still active
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adjusted stop loss to 14.20Note
adjusted take profit to 14.92Note
closed position at 14.43875,bought in again with same amount (30k USD) at 14.405
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adjusted take profit to 14.80Note
adjusted stop loss to 14.25Note
closed position at 14.535going to try and get in again between 14.40-14.50
Trade closed manually
only got a 40-45c profit, not the full haul I wanted to, not used to these long positions in the FOREX market...but I still think we are going to see R15 for US dollar.
proof:
drive.google.com/file/d/1GmsuYaoKx7CHjvzBB2-VCnNgh3hrmVrL/view?usp=sharing
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