After hitting diagonal resistance oil again in bearish mood and it should continue towards the key support zone. So 81.94 can be logical selling zone and our take profit level can be 80.10 level and stop loss level should be just above the diagonal resistance.
After testing important pullback ( 0.61 Fibo expansion level) GOLD again enjoying market depth. So next logical target 1281 level ( Key horizontal support zone). For long term gold take take downside breakout towards the fibo 161 expansion level.
Weekly Forex Update
The greenback ended the week on a stronger footing after monthly consumer prices in the US grew more than anticipated in September, while the new home sales in the nation rose to a 6-year high on a monthly basis in the same month. Meanwhile, investors shrugged off the downbeat October US manufacturing PMI and the weekly unemployment claims data for the week ended October 18. Going forward, market participants will eye this week’s US Fed policy meeting to determine if the central bank winds up its bond buying programme this month.
During the week, the Dallas Fed President, Richard Fisher stated that there was no need for Fed to delay the end of its monthly bond-buying programme, as according to him the world’s largest economy was on “on a strong trajectory” and it would continue to do well.
The Pound remained lower at the end of the week, after the UK monthly retail sales slowed more than expected in September, while public sector borrowing data also disappointed investors. The Pound was further weighed down after the minutes of the BoE’s latest policy meeting showed majority policymakers voting against a hike in the central bank’s benchmark interest rates. However, the GBP gained ground to some extent after UK’s economy continued its expansion trend on a quarterly basis in 3Q 2014, albeit in line with market estimates and further firming the IMF’s prediction that the Britain economy would outscore rest of the developed G-7 economies.
Over the weekend, the BoE’s MPC member, Ian McCafferty stated that the central bank needs to increase its interest rates sooner and in a gradual manner, despite inflation in the UK still being below the BoE’s 2% target.
The Euro ended the week on a lower footing after news emerged that the ECB could possibly begin purchasing corporate bonds as part of its monetary stimulus program to revive the region’s dwindling economy. However, losses in the common currency were muted following encouraging manufacturing and services PMI figures from the Euro-zone in October. The Euro further recovered after the region’s biggest economy, Germany showed an unexpected expansion in its manufacturing activity for October.
Later during the weekend, the ECB’ stress tests showed that most of the European banks were healthy and would be able to withstand any economic slowdown, indicating a better situation for the Euro-bloc.
EUR USD
Last week, the EUR traded 0.71% lower against the USD and closed at 1.2671, after reports came out that the ECB was planning to expand its asset purchase programme by opting for corporate-debt purchases as part of its stimulus program to boost the Euro-zone’s economy. However, losses were limited after the Euro-zone’s manufacturing PMI as well as services PMI reported encouraging readings in October, while manufacturing activity in Germany, the Euro-zone’s biggest economy returned to expansion territory in the same month. During the week, the ECB Vice President, Vitor Constancio, warned that any further decline in the Euro-zone inflation expectations could be extremely harmful; however he assured that the central bank’s accommodative monetary policy would help ensure a safer return to price stability in the region in the medium term. Separately, the ECB Governing Council Member, Ewald Nowotny opined that the recent fall witnessed in the common currency was fuelling growth in the region. During the week, the pair traded at a high of 1.2841 and a low of 1.2614. The pair is expected to find its first support at 1.2576, with the next support expected at 1.2482. The first resistance is at 1.2803, and the next at 1.2936. Looking ahead, investors await the Euro-zone’s as well as Germany’s CPI and unemployment rate data.
Meanwhile, investors would keep a close eye on German IFO economic expectations data for better insights in the nation’s struggling economy.
GBP USD
In the last week, GBP traded marginally lower against the USD and closed at 1.6090, after the UK retail sales dropped more than expected on a monthly basis in September. The Pound ended the week in red as Britain’s economic expansion slowed down to 0.7% on a quarterly basis in 3Q 2014, as growth was impeded by weakness in Europe. Separately, the minutes of the BoE’s latest monetary policy meeting indicated that majority of the policymakers decided to keep the benchmark interest rates unchanged, stoking fears that the BoE may well keep its key interest rate unchanged for a prolonged period, while two MPC members, Martin Weale and Ian McCafferty, continued to vote for an immediate rise in the nation’s interest rate. Meanwhile, downbeat UK public sector net borrowing data kept the Pound under pressure against most of the currencies. The pair traded at a high of 1.6186 and a low of 1.5994 in the previous week. GBPUSD is expected to find its first support at 1.5994, with the next at 1.5898. Resistance exists first at 1.6186, and then at 1.6282.
In the week ahead, market participants would keep a close eye on the UK’s net consumer credit, mortgage approval as well as GfK’s consumer confidence data for further cues.
USD JPY
The USD traded 1.20% higher against the JPY over the past week, closing at 108.16, following upbeat inflation data reported by the US. In economic news, Japan’s manufacturing PMI continued to remain in the expansion territory in October, while the nation’s leading economic index advanced in August. Additionally, the nation’s exports rebounded strongly on an annual basis in September, easing concerns over Japan’s sluggish exports. Separately, the BoJ in its quarterly report reported that most of the Japanese regional economies continued to recover moderately as a trend, as the effect from the sales tax increase in April gradually eased. Last week, the IMF gave Japan the green signal to go ahead with a second sales tax hike next year in order to maintain credibility of the nation’s fiscal framework. The IMF further indicated that it expects the Japanese economy to register a 3.4% annualized growth in the July-September period. The pair traded at a high of 108.37 and a low of 106.25. The pair is expected to find its first support at 106.81, with the next support expected at 105.47. The first resistance is at 108.94, and the next at 109.72.
Going forward, investors keenly await Japan’s retail trade, industrial production, CPI data and the BoJ’s outlook report slated to release this week.
USD CHF
USD traded 0.59% higher against the CHF and closed at 0.9519 in the last week. During the week the Swiss Franc came under pressure after the first poll for opinion regarding the Swiss gold referendum suggested a ‘yes’ vote could be on the cards, thereby indicating that the SNB could be forced to purchase around $60 billion of gold at current spot prices. On the macro front, Switzerland’s trade surplus widened less than expected in September. During the week, the SNB’s Board Member, Fritz Zurbruegg stated that that the Swiss Franc was still “over-valued” and hence the central bank would defend its Cap on the Swiss Franc, while further adding that the central bank would take further measures if required. During the period, the pair traded at a high of 0.9560 and a low of 0.9398. The first support is at 0.9425, and the next at 0.9330. Resistance exists first at 0.9587, and then at 0.9654.
Going forward, investor sentiments would be governed by Swiss UBS consumption as well as KOF leading indicator data scheduled to release this week.
USD CAD
Last week, the USD traded 0.41% lower against the CAD and closed at 1.1231, following disappointing initial jobless claims as well as manufacturing PMI data from the US. The CAD received support after the BoC decided to maintain its interest rates benchmark interest rates steady at 1.0% at par with market estimates. Additionally, the central bank in its statement post its interest rate decision predicted the Canadian economy to grow at a rate of 2.5% in 2015 and gradually ease down to 2% by the end of 2016. Meanwhile, Canada’s monthly retail sales registered an unexpected fall for the second consecutive month in August, marking its biggest fall since December 2013, indicating the nation’s uneven economic growth. USDCAD traded at a high of 1.1298 and a low of 1.1183 in the previous week. The first support is at 1.1177, with the next at 1.1122. The first resistance is at 1.1292, while the next is at 1.1352.
Looking forward, Canada’s GDP data would keep the investors on their toes.
AUD USD
AUD traded 0.56% higher against the USD last week, and closed at 0.8793. The AUD started the week on a higher footing after consumer prices in Australia advanced rose more than expected on a quarterly basis in 3Q 2014. Separately, the RBA’s minutes from its October board meeting revealed that the central bank was not very keen for a hike in its key interest rates and decided to keep it at record low for the foreseeable future. During the week, in a noteworthy comment, the RBA’s Deputy Governor, Philip Lowe, indicated that the nation’s low interest rate policy was appropriate and supported the nation’s economy. However, he expressed concerns over the low global interest rates as it led to a rampant rise in overall asset prices. Elsewhere in China, economy expanded at its lowest pace in more than 5-years, on an annual basis in 3Q 2014 while industrial production in the nation advanced more than expected on an annual basis in September. During the week, the pair traded at a high of 0.8835 and a low of 0.8718. The first support is at 0.8729, and the next at 0.8665. The first resistance is at 0.8846, and the next at 0.8899.
In the week ahead, market participants await Australia’s Roy Morgan weekly consumer confidence and new home sales data for further insights in the nation’s economy.
Gold
In the prior week, Gold traded 0.58% lower against the USD and closed at USD1231.80, as a broad rally in global equity markets along with a rise in the US Dollar weighed on the demand outlook of the yellow metal. Meanwhile, gold prices continued to be under pressure on the back of mounting speculation that the Federal Reserve in its monthly monetary policy meeting scheduled this week would end its bond-buying stimulus programme. Last week, holdings in the SPDR Gold Trust, the world’s top bullion exchange-traded fund fell 2.0% to 745.39 metric tons, its lowest level since late 2008. The yellow metal traded at a high of 1255.60 and a low of 1226.30 in the previous week. Gold is expected to find support at 1220.20 and the next at 1208.60. The first resistance is at 1249.50, while the next is at 1267.20.
In the week ahead, the prices of the yellow metal would be largely affected by the Fed’s decision in its policy meeting starting tomorrow.
Crude Oil
Oil prices traded 2.10% lower against the USD in the last week and closed at USD81.01, as concerns of increasing global supply outpacing demand rose, with OPEC member countries unwilling to slash crude production. Oil prices received some support towards the end of week as reports emerged that Saudi Arabia, world’s biggest oil exporter supplied the international and domestic market with 9.36 million barrels a day of crude oil in September, less than 9.69 million barrels a day supplied in August. Meanwhile, the EIA reported that the US crude oil inventories increased 7.1 million barrels to 377.7 million barrels, against an anticipated gain of 2.7 million barrels in the week ended October 17. Additionally, the API indicated 1.2 million barrel increase in the US crude oil inventories, during the week ended October 17.
Oil traded at a high of 84.05 and a low of 80.05 in the previous week. Oil has its first major support at 79.36, while the next support exists at 77.70. The first resistance is at 83.36, and the next at 85.70.
After testing weekly first support (1.26230) EUR/USD trying to take some correction towards the weekly pivot level (1.27540). This pair still in consolidation mood and coming week should take breakout because of fundamental force. Currently price level just below the daily first resistance and it can continue to the daily 2nd resistance (127071) level where have EMA 50 level and its working as a important resistance. So from that level it can move again the depth.
So coming week we can see again EURUSD downside pressure. EURO ZONE facing continues suffering of low inflation, high unemployment.
On the other hand continues positive economic date make USD more stronger.
WAVE ANALYSIS: Check Daily Chart
H4 Chart Analysis: H4 Chart
WEEKLY PIVOT LEVEL:
| EUR/USD | 1.2221 | 1.2488 | 1.2623 | 1.2754 (PP) | 1.2890 | 1.3021 | 1.3288 |
According to H4 Chart EURUSD pair on they way of triangle breakout. Currently price level find EMA 200 resistance and short term diagonal resistance. But price going through price channel and 1.28682 can be a logical destination of this pair as a short term point of view.
Today important news is “existing home sales” and it will create high impact on the market. I have pending sell order at 1.28682 level and I am waiting for that.
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The euro edged higher against the dollar and the yen in quiet trade on Monday, as financial markets remained calm after last week’s selloff. Data on Friday showed that U.S. consumer sentiment rose to the highest level since July 2007 this month and another report showed that U.S. housing starts rose more than expected in September.
The dollar fell to three week lows against the euro mid-week and weakened against the other major currencies amid fears that slower global growth would act as a drag on the U.S. economy.
In recent months the ECB has cut interest rates to record lows, extended new four-year loans to banks and announced a plan to purchase asset-backed securities, a form of quantitative easing, in a bid to spur growth in the euro area.
Comments by various ECB officials on Friday reiterated the need for governments to implement structural reforms and raise productivity in order to boost growth.
Demand for the yen was hit by speculation that Japan’s pension fund is growing closer to increasing its holdings of stocks and overseas assets, which would drive up demand for foreign currencies.
| EUR/USD | GBP/USD | USD/JPY | AUD/USD | USD/CAD | USD/CHF | |
| R3: | 1.2814 | 1.6204 | 107.74 | 0.8829 | 1.1327 | 0.9497 |
| R2: | 1.2795 | 1.6178 | 107.53 | 0.8809 | 1.1311 | 0.9474 |
| R1: | 1.2775 | 1.6156 | 107.18 | 0.8790 | 1.1286 | 0.9451 |
| S1: | 1.2744 | 1.6134 | 106.83 | 0.8772 | 1.1261 | 0.9437 |
| S2: | 1.2713 | 1.6108 | 106.63 | 0.8752 | 1.1245 | 0.9422 |
| S3: | 1.2694 | 1.6082 | 106.43 | 0.8732 | 1.1229 | 0.9399 |
Daily Chart Wave analysis:
H4 Chart Analysis:
Daily Fibo Analysis:
Chart Analysis: After testing strong pullback zone (105.405) this pair again moving towards Fibo 61% (108.131 level). Currently price level above the daily first resistance level. Price level should find resistance at 38% fibo ( 107.028 level) so 106.309 level can be a important buying zone and target can be 108.131 level as a medium term trade.
Weekly Pivot Level:
| Classic | 105.54 | 105.84 | 106.37 | 106.66 (PP) | 107.20 | 107.49 | 108.02 |
EURUSD H4 Chart:
EURUSD DAILY CHART:
EURUSD WEEKLY CHART:
EURUSD MONTHLY CHART:
If we check daily chart then we can see hanging man candle pattern with confirmation. So EU can bearish towards 1.265 level before further upside momentum.
Weekly Pivot Level:
| Classic | 1.2630 | 1.2687 | 1.2724 | 1.2781 (PP) | 1.2818 | 1.2875 | 1.2912 |
According to daily chart EURUSD pair now in bearish sentiment and last week it has taken some gap down so it can continue this bearish sentiment towards 1.374 level where have important Fibo 61% retrenchment level as well as weekly support 1 (1.37460).
Note: This pair can take again rebound towards 1.396 level after hitting 1.37460 level.
Weekly Technical at a glance:
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* Symbol: any major preferred EURUSD, GBPUSD
* Risk: MAX 2%of account equity per order
* Indicators:
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* Fast EMA: 7
* Slow EMA: 22
* Signal SMA: 0
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This is a MACD Trading Strategy which is used for long term trading. You will have usually only one trade per month. But this one trade is usually high profit trade. The strategy should be used only on major currency pairs like EURUSD and GBPUSD. Trade it only on high timeframe like Daily timeframe. It works on 4h and 1h as well but you might need to tweak MACD settings and use different entry, exit rules.
Simple MACD Strategy entry and exit rules:
As you can see Simple MACD Strategy is easy as pie. Please note some people tend to exit the entire trade at first TP which you can if you want but i tend to let my trade ride up to second TP.
In the Example chart we have we can see that first trade we triggered BE and got stepped out at +2 pips. Next three orders were profitable they got to second TP. Forth order BE got hit again and we got stepped out at +2 pips. Which is a great success rate.
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Money management is a critical point that shows difference between winners and losers. It was proved that if 100 traders start trading using a system with 60% winning odds, only 5 traders will be in profit at the end of the year. In spite of the 60% winning odds 95% of traders will lose because of their poor money management. Money management is the most significant part of any trading system. Most of traders don't understand how important it is.
It's important to understand the concept of money management and understand the difference between it and trading decisions. Money management represents the amount of money you are going to put on one trade and the risk you’re going to accept for this trade.
There are different money management strategies. They all aim at preserving your balance from high risk exposure.
First of all, you should understand the following term Core equity, Core equity = Starting balance – Amount in open positions.
If you have a balance of 10,000$ and you enter a trade with 1,000$ then your core equity is 9,000$. If you enter another 1,000$ trade, your core equity will be 8,000$
It's important to understand what's meant by core equity since your money management will depend on this equity.
We will explain here one model of money management that has proved high annual return and limited risk. The standard account that we will be discussing is 100,000$ account with 20:1 leverage. Anyway, you can adapt this strategy to fit smaller or bigger trading accounts.
Your risk per a trade should never exceed 3% per trade. It's better to adjust your risk to 1% or 2% we prefer a risk of 1% but if you are confident in your trading system then you can lever your risk up to 3%
1% risk of a 100,000$ account = 1,000$
You should adjust your stop loss so that you never lose more than 1,000$ per a single trade.
If you are a short term trader and you place your stop loss 50 pips below/above your entry point. 50 pips = 1,000$ 1 pips = 20$
The size of your trade should be adjusted so that you risk 20$/pip. With 20:1 leverage, your trade size will be 200,000$
If the trade is stopped, you will lose 1,000$ which is 1% of your balance.
This trade will require 10,000$ = 10% of your balance.
If you are a long term trader and you place your stop loss 200 pips below/above your entry point. 200 pips = 1,000$ 1 pip = 5$
The size of your trade should be adjusted so that you risk 5$/pip. With 20:1 leverage, your trade size will be 50,000$
If the trade is stopped, you will lose 1,000$ which is 1% of your balance.
This trade will require 2,500$ = 2.5% of your balance.
This is just an example. Your trading balance and leverage provided by your broker may differ from this formula. The most important is to stick to the 1% risk rule. Never risk too much in one trade. It's a fatal mistake when a trader lose 2 or 3 trades in a row, then he will be confident that his next trade will be winning and he may add more money to this trade. This is how you can blow up your account in a short time! A disciplined trader should never let his emotions and greed control his decisions.
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For getting success from Forex Industry every trader should focus on money management as well as risk management. This is oldest and most important advice for all traders. This is fundamentally the most important element to master in order to achieve consistent success and profitability as a trader but is also one of the most neglected aspects of trading for newcomers. Without proper money management procedure every effort can be fruitless.
Why money management is important?
You may ask question that, why money management is important? Money management is essential in Forex trading for two reasons. The first of these is that it needs to be employed in order to be consistent with the potential profits that can be achieved and, secondly, money management will allow a trader to continue trading even during periods of poor performance. If trader understand money management properly then they can use potential take profit as well as stop loss that help trader to trade even in an adverse situation. The placement of these stop-losses should be relative to the expected gains, and ideally with a risk-to-reward ratio of no greater than 1:1. Managing risk relative to expected gains is an effective way to ensure that the risk taken on each trade is no greater than the potential profit. This should allow a trading strategy with an ‘edge’ to outperform the market if discipline is maintained and stop-losses are never extended beyond their pre-determined level.
Here I try to mention some important key point that should follow every trader: ( Money Management Tips)
1.Understand your risk level before entering any new trader. It will work as a silent money management weapon. Never focus only profit and number of pips,
2. Don't forget your risk level meaning, that is how much money you are going to lose per trade.
3. Focus on low loss and high profit ratio. And decorate your money management procedure by understanding this.
4. Use trailing stop if you are use to or place S/L at breakeven when you're in profit.
5. Use S/L of your every trade, and focus on support and resistance during that.
6. New trader can take maximum 1-2% risk per trade.
7. Do not increase lot size in start , always increase volume when your deposit is double. Example: If your deposit is 300$ you should start trade with one point = 0.01
8. Focus on high probability price action trade set up.
9. Never use risk reward ratio 1:1 , 2:1, 3:1 and so on. Means don't trade on low profit and high loss otherwise it will emptied your account in few days .
10. No need to make any trade when you feel any confusion, decentralize your profit time to time.
Risk management involves a large degree of discipline and preventing the temptation to move stops or ‘average down’ a position. One of the most destructive practices is to try to reduce the losses incurred on a failing trade by exposing an account to even further losses, or to become dogmatic and continue buying or selling in to the trade in order to lower the average purchase price. The acceptance that trades cannot always be profitable is essential to exercising effective risk management. Limiting the damage during these negative trades is more important for the health of an account than the profits of the winning trades.
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( 10 To 15 March, 2014)
Current Candle: Normal Shooting Star ( Body: Bullish) ( Time Frame: Daily)
Trend: Bullish Trend
Weekly Pivot: S3: 1.3391, S2: 1.3573, S1: 1.3686, PP: 1.3755, R1: 1.3867, R2: 1.3937, R3: 1.4118
Weekly Pivot:S3: 1.6324, S2: 1.6510, S1: 1.6622, PP: 1.6695, R1: 1.6808, R2: 1.6881, R3: 1.7066
Trend: Bullish Trend
Candle Structure: Shooting Start, ( Body: Bearish), ( Time Frame: Daily)
Weekly Pivot: S3: 0.8526, S2: 0.8679, S1: 0.8734, PP: 0.8832, R1: 0.8887, R2: 0.8985, R3: 0.9137
Trend: Bearish Trend
Candle Structure: Strong Bearish, ( Body: Bearish), ( Time Frame: Daily)
Weekly Pivot: S3: 99.74, S2:100.87, S1: 101.32, PP: 102.00, R1: 102.45, R2: 103.13, R3: 104.26
Trend: Bullish Trend
Candle Structure: Normal Shooting start ( Body: Bullish), ( Time Frame: Daily)
Weekly Pivot: S3: 0.8669, S2:0.8815, S1: 0.8872, PP: 0.8960, R1: 0.9017, R2: 0.9105, R3: 0.9251
Trend: Bullish Trend ( Bearish Turning)
Candle Structure: Bearish Candle( Body: Bearish), ( Time Frame: Daily)
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