Euro trading below $1 for the first time since 2002 Bearish sentiment remains Potential bounce possible in the shorter term Consolidation zone on the hourly chart Rewind 2 weeks Looking back at the analysis we did on the Euro on August 19th, our call for the break below $1 has been realized. With such a Read More…
Test of a major support zone possible Short trade results from a retracement into the Gaussian channel RSI oversold on shorter time frames Daily Chart The daily outlook has been bearish for the past six months, with prices dropping 19.27% from the peak on March 8. The major support zone at $1,715.3 has been tested Read More…
Trend Channel retested after Initial Breakout 50% Fib Level holding support Potential Flag formation on the hourly chart Long Term Outlook As we know from the previous analysis done on August 22nd, NQ was in a strong upward channel but broke to the downside. The downward move accelerated on Friday, falling over 4% and then Read More…
Moving averages (MAs) are among the most popular technical trading indicators. Their popularity majorly stems from their simplicity and versatility – they are easy to calculate and use; can be used to show both a price action’s trend and strength. Thanks to their popularity, several variations of the moving average exist. This guide will discuss Read More…
Trading the support and resistance levels of an asset is probably one of the oldest and most reliable technical strategies. It goes without saying that asset prices never trend in a straight line – any trending market is often punctuated with momentary pullbacks or retracements. This is where Fibonacci retracement levels come in. These levels Read More…
Breakout trading is the cornerstone of most technical indicators. It’s usually the simplest way to gauge the magnitude of a trend. And regardless of your trading strategy, you’re bound to experience some false breakouts, which will kill your strategy. So, how do you avoid false breakouts? And more importantly, how do you take advantage of Read More…
