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A Short Trader May get happy today, on this AUD pair! {07/08/23}Educational Analysis says AUDUSD may go Short according to my technical. This is not an entry signal. I have no concerns with your profit and loss from this analysis. Why long? Because AUDUSD respects an uptrend line facing down line on a 4-hour time frame. The market is bearish but a strong AUD may change its direction and start a new trend soon. The black line is the Order block The RED line is high and low at the current price. I HAVE NO CONCERNS WITH YOUR PROFIT OR LOSS, Happy trading, FX Dollars.
by VishalBudhrani
AUDUSD - Buy - LONG!In the case of AUDUSD, the Stochastic Oscillator is giving an oversold signal for the AUD/USD currency pair. The %K and %D values you've provided (8.83% and 5.15% respectively) are both well below 20, which further emphasizes the oversold condition. Additionally, the BEARISH TREND weakens in the short term which supports a short-term uptrend. However, it is important to remember that this is a lagging indicator and might not predict future price movements perfectly. Also, an oversold market can remain oversold for a long time, just as an overbought market can stay overbought for a long time. while the Stochastic Oscillator might suggest a potential upward price movement in AUD/USD due to the oversold condition, it's recommended to use this in combination with other technical analysis tools, market fundamentals, and risk management strategies to validate the signal and make more informed trading decisions. It's always important to consider the broader market conditions, including geopolitical events, economic data releases and other factors that might influence the forex market. Moreover, please note that any form of trading involves a substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Always consult with a financial advisor before making investment decisions. THIS IS NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE!!
Long
by sultancoker
Who's Right? Hawk Economists vs. Dove Traders - RBA meets TodayYesterday, the AUD/USD experienced its third consecutive day of growth. However, the upward trend is expected to face obstacles during Tuesday's trading session due to the impending Reserve Bank of Australia meeting. Despite some analysts adopting a more hawkish stance and predicting a rate hike as the most likely outcome of today's meeting, money market traders have reduced their forecast to a one-in-three chance of an increase, down from 40 percent on Friday afternoon. Although inflation numbers in Australia have slowed down, the Consumer Price Index remains above the target range, while the key interest rate stands at 4.1 percent, below the CPI. Furthermore, recent remarks from RBA Governor Lowe have maintained a hawkish tone, leaving the possibility of further rate hikes open, even after two unexpected increases. As US markets remain closed in observance of Independence Day, the AUD/USD has been consolidating at 0.66700 prior to the RBA decision. With conflicting views from economists and traders, the meeting's outcome has the potential to inject some volatility into the pair. In terms of potential resistance levels, the initial zone to watch out for is around 0.66900, followed by 0.67200. However, it is important to note that considering the RSI's decline below the 60.00 level, the upward momentum has weakened. Nevertheless, the overall inclination remains biased towards the upside. Therefore, exploring higher levels may not be immediately feasible.
by BlackBull_Markets
AU Dump Set to Soar by an Impressive 3.57%?Technical Analysis : 12 hour pull back chart : Verified by VRVP : I'll join the action only when that red line finally breaks. My strategy involves using a dynamically trailing stop loss approach. Feel free to leave comments if you'd like to receive regular updates on my SL's. Thank you, loyal followers! Your support drives me forward on this incredible trading journey. Let's achieve financial success together!
Short
by UnknownUnicorn14930146
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68c is the next line in the sand on AUD/USDThe Aussie has seen an impressive short-covering rally over the last couple of weeks, where large speculators were had their most bearish net-exposure since September. Another ‘surprise’ RBA hike (to some…), calls for a Fed pause, stimulus from China and higher have helped it recoup losses sustained since the May high. And our attention now shifts to the FOMC meeting and tomorrow’s Australian employment report to see where it will go next. The fact the rally has stalled around 68c makes sense, as this is the area it has struggled to hold above since the RBA paused their tightening cycle back in July. We have seen four failed attempts to close above 68c on the daily chart, and nine failed attempts to close above 0.6782 since that meeting – which makes this a pivotal zone for traders to focus on. It’s not impossible to expect the Fed will be more hawkish than some anticipated despite weaker inflation, given there’s no appetite to deliver a dovish punchline with inflation still at historically high levels. But that could help AUD/USD break beneath yesterday’s bearish hammer and head towards the 0.6700 / 0.67100 zone, especially if Australia’s employment report comes in soft tomorrow (which reduced pressure on the RBA to hike). But if the Fed surprise with a dovish pause and AU employment is strong, then a break (and daily close) above 68c seems feasible as bears ‘caught short’ continue to capitulate and bulls bet on another RBA hike.
by CityIndex