Eurcadidea
EURCAD Trend Continuation, Strong Impulse in ProgressHi there,
We have completed the regular flat and are now starting the next impulse. My trade would be on the 1H time frame (or even lower) once another flat forms in order to get into the buy (2nd position). First position was at the bottom of the structure.
I am now expecting the next big impulse up, except something changes drastically in the structure.
MisterRay
Short EURCAD Short Term Based On H1 TF Double Top Chart PatternWe can see the EURCAD has now formed a double top. For this chart pattern to be valid, price should break the neckline to validate the double top, pushing price further down.
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Crude oil strength means Loonie strengthI've been disgustedly inactive due to hectic school schedules as well as slow internet connectivity. For that, I will be publishing my rationale on why I entered the following trade.
For the past days, I've been obsessed with Canadian Dollar pairs.
If this Forex pair does break the graphed line, it may possibly dip to the 1.42500 area.
EURCADOur preference: lighten as long as 1.4707 is stopper with 1.4491 as objective.
Alternative scenario: the overflow of 1.4707, will validate an increase over 1.4785 and 1.4832.
Comment: The RSI is below its neutral zone of 50. The MACD is positive and below its signal line. The MACD must press the zero line to confirm a continuation of the drop. In addition, prices are below their moving average (1.4649) but above their moving average 50 (1.4621).
EURCAD Long OpportunityBullish Pennant after Bullish Impulsive Move.
Notice that volume is declining as Price consolidates into the pennant.
We also have Divergence as RSI does not conform to Price Action making lower lows.
For profit taking targets, we set it at a 1:1 ratio of the flag pole measure from breakout of the pennant.
We enter long orders upon breakout of the pennant and place stop-loss orders below the previous low from the breakout.