Showing posts with label eur/usd. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eur/usd. Show all posts
Thursday, December 9, 2010
FOREX VIDEO - ASIAN OUTLOOK December 8 2010
Hi Everyone
Looks to me the fractals could be lining up here and we could be looking at another wave of USD strength. This video focuses on getting short the EUR/USD pair. The same principles can be applied to other pairs such as Kiwi and Aussie.
Hope you enjoy.
Regards
Rob Helean
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Saturday, October 16, 2010
Forex News Daily Recap: EUR Tests 1.40, AUD and CAD Push Towards Parity
The EUR/USD pair tested the 1.40 level as yesterday's FOMC meeting minutes show the Fed ready to undertake more quantitative easing while the ECB looks to exit its emergency stimulus measures. With US equities higher on earnings reports from Intel and JP Morgan, higher yielders like the Australian and Canadian Dollar rallied, pushing towards parity against the greenback.
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Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Forex Technical Update 10/07/2010 - USD-Crosses Ahead of the Non-Farm Payroll
Forex Technical Update 10/7/2010
Tomorrow's non-farm payroll may be an event risk so let's take a look at some USD-crosses. The EUR/USD is at an important resistance zone near 1.40. The GBP/USD hit resistance at 1.60 target. The USD/JPY continued lower than the intervention level. The AUD/USD and USD/CAD pairs are testing important resistance and support zones respectively. Finally, gold was seen to go to 1365 and is now seeing early topping action after hitting this level. Let's take a look at these charts.
Fan Yang CMT CTA
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Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Forex Technical Update 9/30/2010 - Greenback is Fighting Back as Gold's Record Run Stalls
Forex Technical Update 9/30/2010
The correlation of general USD weakness is very strong with the rally in Gold. As gold shows topping action, the EUR/USD and AUD/USD appear to be topping as well, and the USD/JPY appears to be bottoming. The GBP/USD reacted very strongly and is testing its channel support. Finally, we also see the Japanese yen firm up a bit, as the GBP/JPY continues to slide, and the EUR/JPY appears to be topping. Let's look at the charts to assess the significance of today's moves.
Fan Yang CMT
www.fxtimes.com
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Forex Technical Update 9/20/2010 - Greenback Starts Week Mainly Lower
Forex Technical Update 9/2010/2010
Fan Yang CMT CTA
www.fxtimes.com
You are watching today's video technical update presented by FXTimes. It Monday, September 20, 2010. I am Fan Yang, your Chartered Market Technician and I will go over some developments in the Forex market. The platform I will be using for analysis is VT Trader.
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Forex News Daily Recap (9/28): US Consumer Confidence Sinks Greenback vs Rivals
The Conference Board's consumer confidence index fell sharply in today's trading, pressuring the greenback against its major rivals. The EUR/USD tested the area just below 1.36, the USD/JPY fell to its lowest since intervention, the USD/CHF hit a record low.
Friday, October 1, 2010
Forex Technical Update 9/27/2010 - Consolidation in Gold May Lead to Some USD Strength
Forex Technical Update 9/27/2010
Fan Yang CMT
www.fxtimes.com
Today, the EUR/JPY and AUD/JPY continues higher towards important resistance areas. The EUR/USD is consolidating and there may be a correction decline. If there is, look for a positive reversal to develop, as the market is poised to test the 135.50 area, and possibly head towards 1.39. Looking at gold, we may have a bit of dollar strength coming up, which may delay the rally in EUR/USD. But if the consolidation in Gold is followed by continuing rally instead, the EUR/USD is also likely to continue. Let's take a look at the charts.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Forex Is A Scam Market
This video will give you a good preview of how the forex market is a scam, and is controlled by a computer program and doesn't really go up and down via buying and selling, but rather goes up and down via a computer program, which is designed to take your money. Don't trade the forex market....
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