The U.S. labor market report remained surprisingly strong despite ongoing efforts by the Federal Reserve to tamp down demand. The US Dollar rallied about 2% on Friday following higher-than-expected non-farm payroll data which came in at a whopping 517,000 through the middle of January. This video illustrates a technical perspective on the current market structure to decipher potential trading opportunities in the coming week.
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Margin trading in the foreign exchange market (including commodity trading, CFDs, stocks etc.) has a high risk and is not suitable for all investors. The content of this speculation (including all data) is organized and published by me for the sole purpose of education and assistance in making independent investment decisions. All information herein is for your reference only and I take no responsibility.
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The week has started on a bullish note as price action takes out the supply zone identified in the video at the 131.000 zone to signal a potential bullish momentum. Will this turen out to be a true or false breakout? So, on the chart is a simple set-up where if the buy pressure observed around the 131.600 in the last 4 hours continues, then we shall look for buying opportunities from this structure on the lower time frame and a further breakout of the the week's new resistance at the 132.500 level will welcome additional position. Update coming up soonGoodd morning
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We might be witnessing a "shake-out" at the moment as price action still remains above a zone that is characterized by buying pressure since the beginning of the week. Still looking forward to buying opportunities as long as the price remains within this structure (which is above the supply zone identified in the video at around 131.00 - watch the video again for reference purposes).Trade closed manually
Taken out of the buy position at break-even as selling pressure resumes hereby bringing price action back into the channel. (131.600 and 130.600). So, we are falling back to our previous tendency where a breakout or breakdown of the channel will be our guide for trading opportunities.Good morning
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