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NZDCHF – Double Top, Head & Shoulders and Inside Bar … – 13/02/2019

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The NZDCHF pair has been moving since May 2017 in a declining channel whose height, i.e. the distance between support and resistance, is 620p. In...

USDCHF – Flash Crash on opening of this week – 11/02/2019

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USDCHF 11.02.2019 USDCHF - with a strong strike the quotations of this pair started, 5 minutes after the opening of the market the pair reached...

“When Theory meets Practice”- week 6 – 09/02/2019

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The weekend begins and traditionally it is time to sum up the analyses from the past week. This is the 34th such a weekend...

USDCAD – what can we expect due to data release at 13:30 GMT –...

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USDCAD 08.02.2019 Today at 1:30 p.m. GMT we will get to know data from the Canadian labour market. Among other things, we will get to...

GBPJPY – Will H&S predict declines ? – 2019/02/06

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GBPJPY 2019/02/06 I wrote about GBPJPY on the last day of January, when an Inside Bar appeared announcing the declines. However, the expected range of...

SILVER – Bearish Engulfing on H4 – 04/02/2019

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SILVER 04.02.2019 SILVER - in the period from June to November last year, it was quite cheap to reach the nearly three-year minimum level of...

“When Theory meets Practice”- week 5 – 02/02/2019

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The next week marked by political events affecting the financial markets. In the USA, government institutions were temporarily opened for 3 weeks, so there...

GBPJPY – Inside Bar and Head and Shoulders pattern – 31/01/2019

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GBPJPY 31.01.2019 After today's FED meeting and the subsequent Powell conference, which was quite profound in tone, the majority of currencies gained to the US...

EURUSD – spectacular return to consolidation – 28/01/2019

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EURUSD - failed to break out from consolidation EURUSD has been moving since mid-November in a broad consolidation between 1.1220 and 1.1570. Last week's ECB...

NZDCAD – Head and Shoulders completed – time for falls ? 21/01/2019

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NZDCAD - last week I described this pair and the emerging Head and Shoulders formation, which just this night was formed and the price...
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