There is still interesting situation on the markets. New signals are showing up and I hope this will be good time for Price Action strategy.

AUDNZD

Bearish scenario was realized, yesterday’s candle is really nice bearish Pin Bar which firstly tested resistance from below (earlier a support) and then closed in the minimum area. Unfortunately price went away at night and now we have to wait for some bullish correction which will reach yesterday’s low.

AUDNZDDaily-8-2-2016

EURJPY

Interesting sell signal over here. Pair decreased below support, tested it from below and gave PA sell signal on the H4 chart. I will open short position with 50 pips of Stop Loss and TP of 300 pips (above the closest D1 support).

EURJPYH4-8-2-2016

EURUSD

This pair is close to the resistance and some sell signal might show up. I will watch price behaviour, there are two possible scenarios:

  1. Sell signal from D1 chart – opening shorts with target at closest support
  2. Break above resistance, close of the daily candle above it and then I will wait for bearish correction and some H4/D1 buy signal.

EURUSDDaily-8-2-2016

USDCHF

On the H4 chart we can see that huge Inside Bar was created. I will look for buy signals and opportunity to open long position. Really big Pin Bar is already a signal worth considering and probably more aggressive traders already have longs.

USDCHFH4-8-2-2016

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