I do not know why my charts sometimes change the high/low. Now it is showing 1.1134 on a weekly (was showing 1.1137) but I will always go for the “50” level as a key one to watch..
Brief spike just now through 1.11 sets this as the pivotal level to watch (options level?) as that can often lead to being a top.
I do not know why my charts sometimes change the high/low. Now it is showing 1.1134 on a weekly (was showing 1.1137) but I will always go for the “50” level as a key one to watch..
Spike just now through 1.11 sets this as the pivotal level to watch (options level?)
USD’s slide into the toilet is likely a reflection of player high expectations of upcoming Jerome yikyak on Friday about accommodating (assuaging?) them with a signal of sept Fed easing. The one element that may be in for some correcting is whether what-ever easing maybe gifted upon the market is a start of a process.
The degree of perception of any Powell dovishness will likely determine how much more the DLR will weaken or not.
Market is a bit too giddy about Fed’s easing expectations.
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Keep an eye on the 100 (blue) and 200 (yellow) daily mvas that are starting to converge. TO SUGGEST A RUN AT 70k, A MOIE ABOVE THE MVAS AND 65597 WOULD BE NEEDED.
USDJPY continues to be the most volatile currency as can be seen on this chart, where the one hour candle had a range of 146.53-145.84 (in the absence of news) with a close at 146.33 IN WHAT HAS BEEN STILL AN INSIDE DAY.
Whatever the case, this follows yesterday’s range of 148.05-145.18– close at 146.71
I am not sure what this suggests other than pockets of less liquidity.
This is the latest update from a long time, highly respected Global-View member who called the top at USDJPY 162. I thus nicknamed him the savvy trader who has been kind enough to share his latest view and strategy.
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