UJ made a retracement. I'm looking for Bullish movement!After Top- Down analysis i'm looking for UJ to move to the upside.
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Long-bias
DXY D1 - Long expectation.DXY D1
Whilst we have a bullish sequence here on the D1, the H4 looks to be showing a bearish breakout. As we always say, higher TF takes precedence. Not only this, we have fundamentals and risk sentiment backing USD bid.
I'd like to see DXY get off the ground a little more before jumping into these USD*** longs or ***USD shorts.
Nasdaq structure shift 2021-11-09Long or short? what do you think?
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NZDCHF BULLISH CONTINUATION FROM KEY LEVELNZDCHF is very bullish from the beginning of October.
Setting a new high last week the price retraced to a key level.
Retesting key support the price started to grow.
Bulls managed to violate a falling wedge pattern, and duplicate the bullish breakout.
Expect new wave upward to the key resistance level.
The bias for the NZD remains firmly titled to the upside, and as rates keeps rising
Also note that the RBNZ delivered on expectations to raise the OCR to 0.50%. As the hike was already fully priced, the lack of new hawkish tones we saw a textbook buy-the-rumour-sell-the-fact reaction in the NZD pushing lower.
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EUR/USD nestling support! Both looking susceptible to steeper depreciation vs their US rival, with the Euro only just recovering from a stop-chase through the 18 DMA (1.2060) in time to avoid more sell orders sitting at or beneath 1.2050.
Nevertheless, EUR/USD also faces heavy and layered option expiry interest from the round number above to 1.2150, including 1.3 bn at 1.2100, 1 bn from 1.2115-35 and the same size between 1.2140-50.
Overall further upside is anticipated over the coming weeks.
AUDUSD Correcting. Uptrend still intact.#AUDUSD:
(1D):
Also here the USD is getting weaker, resulting in a clear uptrend, which is confirmed by the 200 EMA as well. After last complex consolidation, the chart has been overextending for quite some time, so consolidation was to be expected.
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On a shorter period indeed, we have a downtrend. We recently had a fakeout to the downside, when sellers tried to accelerate without result.
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Right now, we have a range which means indecision in the market. This also means that we could see a deeper correction, as well as a strong uptrendtrend rebound if broken to the upside. This aligns with gold analysis (AUD positively correlates with XAU).
GOLD 1M OutlookAs Gold continues to show its bullish run and possibly a continuation of its trend. high target may be achieved as long as price holds above 1263.00, Targets of 1300 , 1340.
For the month, it has come back down to Equilibrium to run any long stops, and is now finding its way to retest the high of 1360 before distributing down to the Monthly OB, which is 70% retracement before heading into key zones of 1400.
Inverting the chart to avoid bias in trade selectionHave you ever taken a chart and looked at it from the flip-side?
Why would you do that? To avoid bias. There is a long bias and a short bias. We all have biases, but just need to confirm it by a simple test. Plot a chart of SYM and then plot the inverse of the chart next to it by using 100/SYM. You can make the numerator any size you want to get the price scale you want. In the example above I used 10,000/DIA to plot the inverse of the DIA as a $59 stock instead of a $168.23 stock.
If you see a difference in the charts then you have a bias and it would be good to take any of your charts and flip them over first to see before you take a trade.
Look at the chart of the DIA on the top left. It looks more bullish to me than bearish and my eye sees the resistance as more likely to be overcome to my eye than the chart on the top right. I see the base as more supportive and the area above as a zone to retest and work through the resistance. Therefore, I have a long bias. I see the chart on the right as bullish (bearish in reality, the inverse).
See what you find in yourself. We are all different and we also see different parts of the chart stand out to our eye when we flip it over. Check it out for yourself.
Tim
11:58AM EST 10/7/2015
GBP/USD LONG SETUPCABLE HAS BEEN BULLISH FOR A LITTLE WHILE NOW. THE RECENT PULLBACK BRINGS PRICE BACK TO RETEST SUPPORT AND A THIRD TRENDLINE BOUNCE. WE ALSO HAVE A FIB PLAY HERE AT A 50% RETRACEMENT.
TO TRIGGER THE LONGS WE WANT A BREAK OF THE CTL AND WE WILL THEN BE TARGETTING BACK AT THE HIGHS BEFORE SEARCHING FOR A HIGHER HIGH AT KEY RESISTANCE, CONFLUENT WITH FIB EXTENSIONS.
TARGET 1 = 1.5920
TARGET 2 = 1.6140
GBP/CHF LONG BIASAS THE GBP CONTINUES ITS BULLISH MOMENTUM ACROSS THE BOARD IT COULD PROVIDE A NICE LONG OPPORTUNITY ON THIS PAIR.
WE HAVE MADE 2 HIGHER LOWS AND RECENTLY SNEAKED IN A HIGHER HIGH. ALTHOUGH WE WASNT ABLE TO GET A CLEAN BREAK ABOVE THAT RESISTANCE IT COULD BE A GOOD SIGN OF THINGS TO COME. I AM NOW MONITORING P.A CLOSELY FOR A LONG SETUP. I HAVE HIGHLIGHTED THE AREA AROUND 1.4470 WHERE WE FIND THE 50% FIB LEVEL ALONG WITH THE ASCENDING TRENDLINE. IF PRICE HIT THIS ZONE WE COULD ALSO TAKE IT AS A RETEST OF THE DESCENDING TRENDLINE THAT WAS RECENTLY BROKEN MEANING SOME GREAT CONFLUENCES TO TAKE THE LONG IF WE GET THE RIGHT P.A.
IF EVERYTHING LINES UP WE WILL BE LOOKING AT A POTENTIAL HIGHER HIGH TO BE MADE AT AROUND 1.4960. ONE TO WATCH HERE