With three consecutive weeks of bullish price action, we have seen the impact it's had on the Dollar index, sliding to new weekly lows. If this continues, we can expect the continuation of GBPUSD to run up into the 1.27000 region. We have seen the successful delivery of bullish price action last week. When will this run end?
The frontrunning market book new weekly lows whilst Nasdaq and S&P meander around the 80-90% price range of the previous weeks range. Going into next week, Dow Jones is the market to lookout for. Expectation is bearish down to the local PD array @ $43,409 - $43,024
With the successful draw to 22,250 this week, further expectation was placed to the upside with the possibility of all time high draw before rejection but that failed to materialise. Low hanging fruits are important when we are seeing choppy price action over the weekly horizon. $21,532 is a pd array of interest.
With the expectation being a draw up to all time highs before some form of rejection, we have seen that it is not the case. Near term PD array at 5,995.50 is of interest
Successful delivery this week with daily sell stops taken out @ 106.566 as expected. This caused risk on conditions for FX pairs; GBPUSD and EURUSD. The heaviness to the downside indicates continuation to the downside. 106.111 - 105.440 is a price region i am scoping
In a swift change of fundamental events, we have witnessed the bond market rise to new short term highs @ 116.10. 116.20 - 116.03 is the draw that i am interested in.
An absolute peach of a delivery this week with the yields dropping into a discounted price region of the market; 4.468% as expected. What can we look forward to next week?
In regards to last weeks bias, GBPUSD delivered successfully to the upside, sweeping and closing above the area of interest mentioned throughout this week of 1.25762. I will also be watching dollar index closely next week to see if we can continue the downside delivery into the discounted range of 105.188 as that will play a major role in GBPUSD rallying to the upside.
In episode 10, I share how challenging price has been over the past couple of days but also, what you can do in order alleviate the need to feel like you must enter the market. I go over price projections covered in Episode 9, how it played out in Thursday and what could be done better. With one more day left this week and 13 high impact news events, I am...
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With a lot of fundamental conflicts at play, one being the tariffs war on China, EU, Mexico and Canada (we don’t know yet if any more countries will be affected), we are seeing the result in price action. We are trading in a range from 110.176 - 106.969 and so far, Dollar has managed to support the weekly BISI @ the 107.500 region but also trade up to and reject...
This weeks breakdown covers the similarities bonds and yields have and as mentioned in my most recent analysis with Yields, I was loooking for a draw down to discounted prices. With that bias in mind, Bonds would be more likely to trade higher as they both highly correlated.