If these crack, it could get ugly CAD/JPY Through Q2, this was the best trade in the FX market but it’s not so pretty right now. There’s a major head-and-shoulders on this chart and as I write this, it’s breaking through the neckline, which is also a double bottom. This chart is almost too textbook
Technical Analysis
Sellers lean on first test The USDCHF as seen and up, down and back up day today as the market reacts to the swings and stocks and risk sentiment. The three major indices are now trading in positive territory after opening lower. That has helped to push the USDCHF back higher (less flight to safety flows into the CHF).
A rundown of some of the sore spots The charts aren’t always right but they should never be ignored, especially when so many dominoes are falling together — and just six weeks after the bottom began falling out of Treasury yields. There are still many risk-positive charts out there and many more that are hanging
100 day MA below and 100 hour MA above The USDCHF fell into the European morning session, and the move lower fell below a swing area between 0.91286 and 0.91326. The 50% midpoint of the range for August was also near that area at 0.91296. However, just below those levels sat the 100 day moving average at 0.91255, and traders leaned against
No new records today The major US stock indices all closed lower, snapping the record close string at five. Dow has its worst performance since August 4 S&P has its largest decline in nearly a month NASDAQ posts a two day declinne S&P and Dow snap a five day win streak/5 days of record closes
NASDAQ down 1% in early trading The major indices are lower with the NASDAQ index is down 1%. The Dow industrial average is down close to 300 points A snapshot of the market currently shows: Dow -304 points or -0.83% at 35328 S&P index -34 points or -0.76% at 4446 NASDAQ index -150 points or
RBA minutes due at 0130 GMT AUD/JPY slumped as low as 79.89 yesterday, just above the July low of 79.84. It’s since rebounded 30 pips but remains within the danger zone as we count down to the minutes of the August 3 RBA decision. For me, this chart doesn’t look great. The temptation is to
S&P and Dow closed at record levels on Friday After the Dow and S&P closed at record levels on Friday, the indices across the board are trading lower in early New York trading. A snapshot of the market currently shows: Dow down -227 points or -0.64% at 35288. S&P index -20 points or -0.45% 4447.83
Down -$0.65 or -0.94% The price of WTI crude oil futures settle at $68.44. That’s down $0.65 or -0.94%. The high price reached $69.22. The low price extended to $68.15. The low today was just above the closing level from last week near $67.95. For the week the price moved lower on Monday falling to a low
NASDAQ closes lower for the week The S&P and Dow held on for a record closes but just barely. The S&P closed at record day for the fourth consecutive day. The NASDAQ moved higher in the last minute of trading and it’s second gain in a row. The Russell 2000 fell close to 1%. S&P posted its 48th record close
Another case of the summer lull casting itself over Europe today The greenback is mostly little changed across the board, though the euro and yen are keeping mild gains of 0.1% against the dollar in European morning trade so far. That said, the moves aren’t anything significant with EUR/USD still keeping below the resistance region
Takes out the low from yesterday’s trading The GBPUSD has been steadily moving lower over the the course of the NY session and has just moved below the low target from yesterday’s trading below 1.38022 and also below the natural support at 1.38000. The low 1.37935 so far. Looking at the hourly chart, the pair is testing/dipping
It has been a snoozefest of a session so far Major currencies are keeping in narrow ranges and are still within 10 pips of one another on the day, as the mood couldn’t be more dull in European morning trade. To keep things flowing, let’s take a look at some dollar pairs right now and
Nasdaq lower for the 2nd consecutive day The Dow and S&P closed at record levels for the second consecutive day. The NASDAQ closed lower for its second day of declines. The Dow closed at a record for the 32 time this year The S&P closed at a record level for the 46th time this year The Dow closed near its
USD/JPY inches up to five-week highs The dollar sits in a good spot to start the day as it continues the more solid momentum from last week, with the US jobs report on Friday providing a springboard for the greenback to push higher against the rest of the major currencies bloc. In particular, the rise
What levels are in play for the EURUSD and the GBPUSD. Are the bottoms in place The GBPUSD and the EURUSD both nearly reached some key downside targets.. For the EURUSD, the pair got within 4-5 pips of the 2021 low for the year and has bounced modestly. For the GBPUSD the pair reached the
Buyers look to buck the trend in search for fresh upside momentum The pair is up slightly on the day to 110.45 currently, as 10-year Treasury yields hold its ground at around 1.315% to get European trading underway. With yields continuing the rebound and holding above 1.30%, that is providing an impetus for yen pairs
Dow and S&P snap 2 day win streak The US stocks are closing mixed with no records set today. Last week on Thursday, both the S&P and NASDAQ closed at record levels. On Friday, the Dow and S&P closed at record levels. Today although the Nasdaq rebounded higher, it fell short of its record close. The S&P and Dow both closed lower and with