
Canadian Dollar vs Swiss Franc forum

CADCHF the most stationary low volatility pair ever it will drive you nuts
this is not a scalper pair
this is not a scalper pair
CADCHF
CAD/CHF has shown bullish potential this week, supported by strengthening fundamentals and a technical breakout. From a macro perspective, the Canadian dollar (CAD) continues to benefit from rising crude oil prices, a key Canadian export. With WTI crude trading above $80 per barrel, the commodity-backed CAD gains further momentum. Meanwhile, the Swiss franc (CHF)—often viewed as a safe haven—is seeing mild outflows as risk appetite improves globally and capital shifts toward higher-yielding assets.
From a central bank standpoint, the Bank of Canada (BoC) has struck a cautiously optimistic tone regarding inflation, while the Swiss National Bank (SNB) has already begun cutting interest rates—creating a divergent policy path that favors CAD strength against CHF.
On the technical side, CAD/CHF recently found strong support in the 0.57800–0.58100 zone, where price formed a potential double bottom pattern just below key resistance—a signal often associated with bullish reversal. A minor key level at 0.58300 was broken, followed by a clear accumulation phase. After consolidation, price grabbed liquidity with a long wick but closed above the key level, forming a bullish engulfing candle, suggesting strong buying pressure.
We now await a retracement into our zone of interest to position long entries with favorable risk-reward.
CAD/CHF has shown bullish potential this week, supported by strengthening fundamentals and a technical breakout. From a macro perspective, the Canadian dollar (CAD) continues to benefit from rising crude oil prices, a key Canadian export. With WTI crude trading above $80 per barrel, the commodity-backed CAD gains further momentum. Meanwhile, the Swiss franc (CHF)—often viewed as a safe haven—is seeing mild outflows as risk appetite improves globally and capital shifts toward higher-yielding assets.
From a central bank standpoint, the Bank of Canada (BoC) has struck a cautiously optimistic tone regarding inflation, while the Swiss National Bank (SNB) has already begun cutting interest rates—creating a divergent policy path that favors CAD strength against CHF.
On the technical side, CAD/CHF recently found strong support in the 0.57800–0.58100 zone, where price formed a potential double bottom pattern just below key resistance—a signal often associated with bullish reversal. A minor key level at 0.58300 was broken, followed by a clear accumulation phase. After consolidation, price grabbed liquidity with a long wick but closed above the key level, forming a bullish engulfing candle, suggesting strong buying pressure.
We now await a retracement into our zone of interest to position long entries with favorable risk-reward.

CADCHF
ripe n ready
shorted @ 5847
ripe n ready
shorted @ 5847
CADCHF trend is bearish

CADCHF ok TP is almost smashed...those buying like WTF are you buying and what for?

CADCHF ok Buy is activated
CADCHF will smash TP soon

CADCHF buy nowwwww
CADCHF how low will this go before we see upwards?