Noticing price stalls at this level, plus noting some divergence as well
looking for price to push upward further, since it made it's down to the trend line, pssed it then closed above it. Shows that this may be the new support.
Setting my entry below the trend line for price
price goes back to former resistance now support, idea is for it to bounce and continue moving forward
EURO currently climbing further. daily chart giving buy signal, price also has not broken the diagonal support but has also broken through my resistance line, This trade has a long way to go though
Should Dollar bust out of this range area I don't see much stopping it. I don't believe last week's sell pressure will continue
The bias is still giving a sell signal, today's movement may just be overeaction for tomorrow's NFP
Waiting for price to hit my entry, I anticipate that the selling pressure will be reduced shortly
looking for price to retrace just a little further before continuing downward
Trade entered into earlier but did not post. Looking at the horizontal support level to hold, Daily still giving buy signal
good trouble area to place long trade. price looks to have stalled and found another tough area. Expecting it to break through
waiting for price to recede to the former resistance before making further strides upwards
price broke below 1.41. This would be a long term sell trade
anticipating further losses to come for the dollar against CAD
Dollar price hit moved to tough support and I expect it to bounce off
Price has broken below a channel that has been in play since December as well as the trend line support, indicating there may be further to go, MAs are also pointing a further decline but RSI is in oversold territory. There may some amount of retracement to be done first in order for price to continue it's move downards
the gains just keep coming for USD against CAD. major trouble area has been broken and price has now stalled at 1.41. Looking for price to make the push through and continue the upward march as the only real threats are this week's NFP and the future of oil prices.