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- seenkat replied Jul 10, 2019
Failure to maintain PA below 1.1200 combined with Mr. Powell sentiment does favor EUR bulls in the near term. But the pair would have to break recent tops of 1.1400 followed by 1.1430 to get to the level you mentioned. It's not out of the question, ...
- seenkat replied Jan 8, 2019
Now that's what I call upward sloping support! (satire) image
- seenkat replied Dec 19, 2018
Thoughts? (not being condescending, but genuinely curious!) Let me be clear, anything between 1.1270 and 1.1450 is no-man's land. Scalper-land. If you're trend trading, don't try until these bounds are approached.
- seenkat replied Dec 5, 2018
Closed short +25 pips. Reversed and now long at 1.1330, will add 1 lot at 1.1320. S/L at 1.1310. Should expect the pair to fall through 1.13xx if 1.1318 is broken. There has been a triple bounce off of this level.
- seenkat replied Oct 22, 2018
Yes hopefully, short at 0.6600 the figure. Good luck to us both, and the rest of those positioned similarly. Question for you guys, do you see this kind of nonsense with your brokers? This is the second ~30pip blip I've seen in the past couple ...
- seenkat replied Sep 27, 2018
I like the analysis FX Beginner. I would add that traders should look to short the pair unless it breaches broader downward sloping support-turned-resistance levels as shown below. image
- seenkat replied Sep 11, 2018
Short answer, yes. I do, however, think that the pair is oversold in the near-term. Generally speaking, when there is prevailing sentiment in the market, the pair will rebound and screw the people who are late in chasing the broader trend. So a long ...
- seenkat replied May 24, 2018
image Long at .6902 .. S/L .6690
- seenkat replied May 26, 2015
Here is a chart to help summarize things. We've seen two channels of consolidation on the way down to 0.7180.. The first channel was downward sloping, the second upward. Although the cross has broken through the upward channel retrace, my intuition ...
- seenkat replied Mar 31, 2015
My chart may provide insight for you guys. Use as you will Cheers..
- seenkat replied Mar 22, 2015
Hi Roger, I notice you frequent this thread with good analysis. Here is my current sentiment for all interested. In short, on Wednesday, the Fed unleashed all hell. The timing word 'patient' was dropped from the Fed's interest hike attitude, ...
- seenkat replied Mar 16, 2015
Thank you, sir. Here is another chart generated on a daily time duration with a few more comments. RBA Minutes at 8:30PM EST - to all, be careful @Erebus - hahahah
- seenkat replied Mar 16, 2015
Completely agree. LT bearish, ST bullish. No commodity ccy central banks are divvying out 3.50% returns. NZD will see an inflow of foreign currency in exchange for theirs (also, slow China growth, less importing, possible easing to come). The fact ...
- seenkat replied Mar 2, 2015
That's risky business, partner. Unless you're aiming for a short-squeeze; I don't think NZD will break above .7610-20 level and if it does, the RBNZ has all the reason in the world to cut rates anyway so, be careful. Anybody else agree that NZD is ...
- seenkat replied Jan 6, 2015
Hey guys, new poster here Generally speaking, AUD/USD and NZD/USD move in similar manners as they are both so-called commodity currencies crossed with USD... The GDT came in at 3.6% today from a previous 2.4% -- but why is the price action so choppy ...
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