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To see an expanded version, right-click and select ‘open link in new tab‘. The indices show the performance of a currency vs a G8 FX basket.
In my latest report I made the case that the market kept behaving in a manner that continues to give the benefit of the doubt (glass half full) to ultimately see further fiscal stimulus in the US being agreed.
Evidence that Trump had made a U-turn by suddenly endorsing a $1.8 trillion proposal as part of a fiscal stimulus buoyed markets on Friday even if such groovy vibes and levels of hope may require a revision judging by the weekend news where House Leader Pelosi and Republicans opposed to the fiscal package.
Politico notes: “Senate Republicans lashed out at a potential framework for a new coronavirus deal between the Trump administration and Speaker Nancy Pelosi on a conference call Saturday, warning that there was little support for a big spending bill right before the election.”
But so far what the charts are telling us is that the US Dollar and the Japanese Yen, as the usual suspects to be sold on risk appetite, are still not finding bids and remain in a protracted selling campaign. The Euro is also suffering from sell-side flows on aggregated terms. The commodity-link currencies (AUD, NZD, CAD) are thriving.
In particular, the CAD was briefly boosted by a tremendous employment report that far exceeded expectations. Meanwhile, the GBP had an impressive bullish run stripping out a disappointing GDP at 2.1%m/m vs 4.6% expected. UK Prime Minister Johnson will announce new COVID-19 related restrictions to MPs on Monday with the BBC saying it is “very likely” some areas will face further restrictions as seen in other European cities where tighter restrictions were implemented such as Berlin, Madrid and Paris.
Heading into this week, the calendar is full of top-tier events. In Australia, the RBA Governor Lowe is set to speak on Thursday, an event that will be closely scrutinized as the RBA has hinted at further easing at the upcoming November meeting. This appearance by the RBA boss happens to be the same say the jobs report is published. Elsewhere, earnings season in stocks, US election polls and the resolution of the EU-UK trade talks will take the spotlight. Besides, the publication of US Retail Sales on Friday will also be monitored closely.
As per today’s hot trade of the day, I’d like to highlight a long setup up in the GBP/USD with a 3:1 RR target that was absolutely smashed. This trade was once again a combo of the TT or trap pattern with the soon to be released order flow script. A compression pattern, followed by the confirmation of a trap pattern, all well portrayed thru the OFA indicator gave the go ahead to capitalize on this position.
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In this video analysis I dissect the information above. Ultimately, it is the traders’ call, via a set of entries thoroughly backtested, to enter and manage a position, hence the video is intended as educational in nature and not financial advice.
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Source: Forexfactory
If interested in the best ‘free of charge’ News Indicator that displays data on past and future news in the Forex market via MT4, check this YouTube video I produced. The indicator allows you to save time, avoid mistakes. It’s spot on!
The USD Sinks With Or Without Stimulus
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- Scan Of The Markets
- Hot Trade Of The Day
- Insights Into Market Studies (Video)
- Recent Economic Indicators
- Educational Material
Scan Of The Markets
To see an expanded version, right-click and select ‘open link in new tab‘. The indices show the performance of a currency vs a G8 FX basket.
In my latest report I made the case that the market kept behaving in a manner that continues to give the benefit of the doubt (glass half full) to ultimately see further fiscal stimulus in the US being agreed.
Evidence that Trump had made a U-turn by suddenly endorsing a $1.8 trillion proposal as part of a fiscal stimulus buoyed markets on Friday even if such groovy vibes and levels of hope may require a revision judging by the weekend news where House Leader Pelosi and Republicans opposed to the fiscal package.
Politico notes: “Senate Republicans lashed out at a potential framework for a new coronavirus deal between the Trump administration and Speaker Nancy Pelosi on a conference call Saturday, warning that there was little support for a big spending bill right before the election.”
But so far what the charts are telling us is that the US Dollar and the Japanese Yen, as the usual suspects to be sold on risk appetite, are still not finding bids and remain in a protracted selling campaign. The Euro is also suffering from sell-side flows on aggregated terms. The commodity-link currencies (AUD, NZD, CAD) are thriving.
In particular, the CAD was briefly boosted by a tremendous employment report that far exceeded expectations. Meanwhile, the GBP had an impressive bullish run stripping out a disappointing GDP at 2.1%m/m vs 4.6% expected. UK Prime Minister Johnson will announce new COVID-19 related restrictions to MPs on Monday with the BBC saying it is “very likely” some areas will face further restrictions as seen in other European cities where tighter restrictions were implemented such as Berlin, Madrid and Paris.
Heading into this week, the calendar is full of top-tier events. In Australia, the RBA Governor Lowe is set to speak on Thursday, an event that will be closely scrutinized as the RBA has hinted at further easing at the upcoming November meeting. This appearance by the RBA boss happens to be the same say the jobs report is published. Elsewhere, earnings season in stocks, US election polls and the resolution of the EU-UK trade talks will take the spotlight. Besides, the publication of US Retail Sales on Friday will also be monitored closely.
As per today’s hot trade of the day, I’d like to highlight a long setup up in the GBP/USD with a 3:1 RR target that was absolutely smashed. This trade was once again a combo of the TT or trap pattern with the soon to be released order flow script. A compression pattern, followed by the confirmation of a trap pattern, all well portrayed thru the OFA indicator gave the go ahead to capitalize on this position.
If you found this fundamental summary helpful, just click here to share it!
Hot Trade Of The Day
To see an expanded version, right-click and select ‘open link in new tab‘. In this section I pick a market or several ones that presented an opportunity to buy on weakness or sell on strength based on the higher timeframes outlook. My video analysis below will further elaborate on the logic behind the trade.
Insights – Hot Trade Of The Day
In this video analysis I dissect the information above. Ultimately, it is the traders’ call, via a set of entries thoroughly backtested, to enter and manage a position, hence the video is intended as educational in nature and not financial advice.
If you found the content valuable, give us a share by just clicking here! Besides, if you have a suggestion on extra instruments for me to cover, reach out to me via Twitter.
Recent Economic Indicators & Events Ahead
Source: Forexfactory
If interested in the best ‘free of charge’ News Indicator that displays data on past and future news in the Forex market via MT4, check this YouTube video I produced. The indicator allows you to save time, avoid mistakes. It’s spot on!
