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Forex Current Open Levels For New Week – April 12, 2021
Good Afternoon Traders! I hope you are excited about another week of trading! Last week’s price movements were quite disjointed & unusual, with many assets in the FX space trapped within a choppy range. But, this new week of trading will be the start of 2nd Quarter Earnings Season, which is a 6-week period when […]
Continue readingFlight-To-Quality Fuels Market Behavior – March 23, 2021
Financial markets are preferring the safe haven play on Tuesday, as caution & concern widens over discouraging lockdown headlines from Germany, coordinated sanctions against China, and also the Fed Chair Powell’s & Treasury Secretary Yellen’s 2-day testimony before Congress. During today’s market activity, risk-oriented assets, like global stock indices and emerging market currencies, are trading […]
Continue readingForex Current Open Levels For New Week – March 15, 2021
Good Afternoon Traders! I hope you are well-rested and excited about another week of productive trading! The new week is about to begin, and we’re already expecting another week of volatility as the economic calendar is stacked full with event risk. There will be a trio of important central bank meetings, from the FOMC (Fed), BOE […]
Continue reading(Trade Setup): Potential +126 Pip Sell on EUR/USD
Hello Traders! I am posting another potential 🔔 sell opportunity in EUR/USD for a ~126+ pips trade. If price breaks above the 1.1946 level, and completes a 3-wave correction into fresh supply at the 1.2000 Psychological/Institutional level (1.1986/2025 resistance zone), then look for an opportunity to sell EUR/USD to target 1.1859 upon bearish confirmation. ⛔️Stop […]
Continue readingForex Current Open Levels For New Week – March 8, 2021
Good Afternoon Traders! I hope you are well-rested and excited about another week of productive trading! On last Friday, we witnessed a solid rally in US equities, following the release of better-than-expected employment data, that indicated looming recovery in the US Jobs market, and possible rebound in the US economy. At today’s market open, we […]
Continue reading“Playing The Range” in Steady Markets – March 3, 2021
What began as a mood of optimism during the Pre-New York hours, shifted into a mood of caution as financial markets traded the day with limited conviction ahead of key event risks for the latter half of this week. Pressure in global bond markets are continuing to weigh on any further rally in risk-oriented assets, […]
Continue reading(Webinar): Understanding Seasonal Patterns In Risk Assets – March 1, 2021
We experienced a dynamic & enthusiastic start to the first trading day of March and the new quarter, as high-yielding assets rallied on renewed hopes of a faster economic recovery than what was originally expected. Global bond yields have continued to maintain their footing, which caused concern for investors through the close of last week’s […]
Continue readingForex Current Open Levels For New Week – March 1, 2021
Good Afternoon Traders! We are entering a new month of trading, with fresh market themes that are poised to play out within currency markets, as well as other asset classes. As usual, the first week of any month is the US Non-Farm Payrolls Week, which is scheduled to be released on Friday, and we’re expecting more […]
Continue reading(Video): Bond Market Rout Boost Dollar Demand – February 26, 2021
Anxiety in bond markets are still taking their toll on risk-oriented assets, with another round of selling to close off the final trading day in February. While financial analysts were busy interpreting the recent climb in Treasury yields, the greenback remained supported, which resulted in a deep sell-off in equity future indices ahead of the […]
Continue reading(Video): Rising Rates Smother Stock Performance – February 22, 2021
Financial markets opened the new week of trading with risked skewed to the downside as a handover of risk averse sentiment from last week continue to weigh on global stocks. Prior to the start of today’s webinar, we continued to witness the reflation meme gaining more traction, with higher interest rates applying pressure on high-yielding […]
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