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Double Bottom on USD/CHF @ W1This double bottom pattern has formed on the weekly chart of the USD/CHF currency pair following a downtrend that had been active since October 2022. It can be used as an upside breakout setup. The two bottoms are marked with the lower yellow line; the neckline is marked with the upper yellow line. My potential entry level is at the cyan line (10% of the pattern's height above the neckline). My potential take-profit level is at the green line (100% of the pattern's height above the neckline). My potential stop-loss is not shown on the chart and will be set to the low of the breakout candle or to the low of the preceding candle if the breakout one trades mostly outside the pattern's borders. I won't be trading a bearish breakout from this trend-reversal pattern.
Long
by AndriyMoraru
USDCHF: Correction Completed? Potential Short Setup AheaUSDCHF appears to have completed a five-wave decline, followed by a three-wave corrective structure in the form of a Zigzag (ABC) upward. This pattern aligns with Elliott Wave principles, suggesting that the correction may be coming to an end, paving the way for the next downward movement. Key confirmation for further decline will come if the price fails to break above wave B and instead breaks below the 0.90311 level. A clean breakdown of this level would indicate that the correction is complete, and the next impulsive wave downward is in progress. However, if the price consolidates above this level or starts forming a more complex corrective structure, we may need to consider an alternative scenario, such as an extended correction or even a larger-degree wave formation. Should watch for strong bearish price action and increased momentum before entering short positions.
Short
by The_Traders_Memoirs
USDCHF Wave Analysis 29 January 2025 - USDCHF reversed from round support level 0.9000 - Likely to rise to resistance level 0.9100 USDCHF currency pair recently reversed up from the round support level 0.9000 (which has been reversing the price from the end of December) intersecting with the lower daily Bollinger Band. The support level 0.9000 was further strengthened by the support trendline of the daily up channel from September and the 38.2% Fibonacci correction of the upward impulse from December. Given the clear daily uptrend, USDCHF can be expected to rise further to the next resistance level 0.9100 (which reversed the pair earlier this month).
Long
by FxProGlobal
USDCHF 1D Bullish Trend against Weekly ResistanceOANDA:USDCHF 📶 Technical Analysis Weekly (1W) Chart: In 2023 and 2024, USDCHF formed a strong support level around 0.8400 and a strong resistance level around 0.9200. As of January 2025, the price has tested the 0.9200 resistance level again, suggesting a potential battle around this key level. Daily (1D) Chart: Aug - Sep 2024: The 0.8400 support was tested multiple times, holding strong, and the price reversed, forming a bullish trend from October 2024 until now. January 2025: The price tested the strong resistance at 0.9200, and we can now see a clear correction towards the trendline and the middle support level around 0.9000. 🔤 Overall Outlook: 🟢 Long Position: Be cautious near the weekly resistance at 0.9200, as there could be a strong pullback and higher volatility, making it riskier for a long trade. 🔴 Short Position: Consider waiting for a trend breakout below the current correction bottom, or a formation of a new lower low below 0.8950 to confirm further downside. The bullish trend continues on the daily chart, but the price is approaching a strong resistance level at 0.9200. Fundamental analysis is necessary to assess the economic factors and expectations that may drive the price in either direction. Without clear fundamental drivers, the technical picture remains uncertain for now. Currently, there’s no clear setup for my trading strategy, as the price is near a strong resistance and requires confirmation through either a breakout or pullback to make further decisions.
by boykopetevboev
23-1 USDCHF:the pair is in an upward movement and lags other USD pairs. It has fallen in the past few days but is now finding its way up again. Our signal system is neutral but with a Score of 3 which is made up of Cot Data 2, Retail sentiment 0, Seasonality -1, Trend reading -2, GDP 1, Manufacturing PMI 1, Services PMI 0, Retail Sales 0, Inflation 0, Employment Change 0, Unemployment Rate 2, Interest Rates 0. Here you can see that only the seasonal pattern and the trend are positive but the rest is positive. We executed a buy at 0.907.
Long
by Probeleg
USDCHFThis chart represents the USD/CHF currency pair on a 1-hour timeframe, likely focused on a technical analysis setup. Key Elements in the Chart: 1. Downtrend Channel - The pair has been moving within a downward sloping channel, marked by the two parallel blue lines. - The price consistently formed lower highs and lower lows within the channel, signaling a bearish trend. 2. Breakout Attempt - The price recently broke above the upper boundary of the downtrend channel. This is typically a bullish signal indicating a potential trend reversal or correction. 3. Target Level - A horizontal blue line is drawn at 0.91524, suggesting this is the target or resistance level for the breakout. This could represent a key level where sellers might step in. 4. Arrows - The upward arrow indicates an expectation of further upward movement towards the 0.91524 level. - This suggests a bullish bias, with the analyst predicting the price to continue rising after the breakout. 5. *Support and Resistance Levels - The recent low of 0.90326 is marked as a support level. - The high at 0.91524 is highlighted as a potential resistance level. Conclusion: The chart indicates that the USD/CHF pair has broken out of a descending channel, signaling potential bullish momentum. Traders might look for confirmation of the breakout and target the resistance at 0.91524, while keeping an eye on the support at 0.90326 to manage risk.
Long
by Dee9549
USDCHF - Looking for a Weaker Dollar?!The USDCHF pair is trading in its ascending channel on the 4-hour timeframe, between the EMA200 and EMA50. In case of a downward correction towards the demand zones, the next long positions in this pair with a good risk-reward ratio will be available for us. Morgan Stanley Investment Bank anticipates that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged at its January meeting but is expected to revise its assessment of labor market conditions. Jerome Powell, the Fed Chair, is likely to emphasize the reliance on data and prevailing uncertainties while keeping the option for a rate cut in March on the table. Morgan Stanley analysts predict that the Fed may revise its description of the labor market from “cooling” to “stable.” This shift reflects recent employment data trends, which have demonstrated consistency over the past 6 to 9 months. According to Morgan Stanley, Powell is expected to reiterate ongoing progress in reducing inflation, highlighting that monetary policy remains appropriately restrictive. Furthermore, the Fed is likely to delve deeper into balance sheet policies and may signal that the process of balance sheet reduction could soon conclude. Meanwhile, Sergio Ermotti, CEO of UBS, has warned that high government debt could lead to a major crisis. Goldman Sachs, in its analysis of President Donald Trump’s inaugural policy statements, noted that his tariff policies appeared softer than initially expected and currently carry less priority than previously anticipated. The firm also observed that Trump’s rhetoric regarding Mexico and Canada was more aggressive than projected. Goldman Sachs concluded that the likelihood of a global U.S. tariff on all import sectors this year has diminished, thereby reducing the risk of reigniting inflationary pressures. David Solomon, CEO of Goldman Sachs, stated that as the new U.S. administration begins its term, the country’s economy appears to be in excellent shape. He also highlighted that key questions regarding tariffs pertain to their speed of implementation and targeted countries. Solomon remarked that tariffs would ultimately lead to a rebalancing of trade agreements over time and that trade policies would directly influence interest rate equilibrium. On the other hand, Thomas Schlegel, the president of the Swiss National Bank, stated that the Swiss franc remains a safe haven asset in global markets, although trade disputes have adverse implications for Switzerland’s economy. He also emphasized that there is no current concern regarding inflation, which remains within the bank’s target range and aligned with cyclical forecasts. Schlegel further mentioned that the possibility of employing negative interest rates cannot be ruled out.
Long
by Ali_PSND