The fundamentals do not seem to be in Boeing's favor, and price action on the Weekly looks like a textbook example of a Wyckoff distribution pattern. I'm expecting this to be a pretty reliable short this year, save for the risk of manipulation due to the amount of significant players with NYSE:BA exposure.
Accumulation and a breakout pattern are showing signs that TLRD will likely see gains of roughly 20%-30% within a 3-6 month timeframe. The stock has also outperformed expectations with every earnings call for the last year. I've taken a relatively high-risk call position with a $5 target, expiring on Feb 21st. That may be too soon for the movement, but I expect it...
This appears to be an LPS on the weekly charts. Looks good for a 20% gain over the course of 2020. Company financials appear to match the technicals as well.
Look for Dollar reversal opportunities when/if any of these trendlines are retested as support, likely either this week or next.
If this reaches the 1.18000s, look for opportunities to short for 300+ pips.
If/when this reaches the 111s or 110s, look for opportunities to long this pair up past 115.
I suggest looking for long opportunities on GBPUSD. This retrace happened extremely quickly and fell to a fairly extreme degree. It would not surprise me to see this soon continue rising, albeit slowly.
While I think EURUSD is about to enter a bit of a bearish season, I don't know that the season has arrived just yet. I'm expecting a bull run this week, with bearish pressure settling in for the next couple of months perhaps at the end of this week (if NFP is strong) or within the next week or so after that.
While I suspect GBPUSD has one more bull run, I think the medium/long-term direction will be down until their next rate hike is closer on the horizon. Watch for a bounce if it reaches that rising trendline, around the low 1.33000s most likely. Hard to say how high it would go. I'd take profit on any GU buys when the DXY looks like it's clearly bottomed.
While it seems the USD is just about set to make a major recovery/rally until the December rate hike, (which the Fed is evidently going to make happen regardless of inflation numbers), I suspect we just might have one more dip/retest of the sharper broken trendline. I suggest buying the USD/taking profit on any anti-USD trades when this dip appears complete.
Still buying this on dips until that 23.6 breaks definitively.
As said last week, this is a buy until that daily trendline AND the 1.18250 supply zone are broken. Still targeting 1.21500 and higher myself.
After the first descending trendline broke last week, the outlook is slightly mixed at the moment. However, I'm still bearish until this red trendline from the daily chart breaks, and I'll likely sell the USD/buy against it if this trendline is tapped again.
At the moment, it's looking like USDJPY may respect the trendline between January's high and July's peak. If it does, this could ultimately test back to the bottom of the channel again, reaching at least the 107s. Here I'll be testing one short for a mid-way TP and one for a TP to-be-decided. If this level breaks, we could see 114 tested yet again, at which point...
Plan is still the same as last week. Buy on dips into that demand order block.
Buy on dips. Here's a suggested target for entries. TP target is 1.38000.
I'm slightly skeptical that this breaks 112, but if it does, watch for further upside to 113 minimum, with 114 possible. After 112 is reached is when I'll begin looking into shorting opportunities.