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GBPCAD FREE FALL TO TARGET 1.6360

CHARTS TIMEFRAMES USED: MONTHLY AND WEEKLY CHARTS
TECHNICAL INDICATORS USED: ADX, MOMENTUM INDICATOR, sTOCHASTIC INDICATOR, CANDLESTICKS.
AS SHOWN IN THE NEXT MONTHLY CHART, WE CAN SEE ALL THE INDICATORS ESPECIALLY THE MOMENTUM INDICATOR GENERATES A STRONG SELL OFF SIGNAL, AND THE DOWNTREND IS STILL AT IT'S STRONGEST STATE.
THAT CONFIRMED BY THE STOCHASTIC INDICATOR AND MOMENTUM INDICATOR AS IS SHOWN BELOW.
ON THE THE NEXT WEEKLY CHART WE SEE THE ADX INDICATOR AND MACD HISTOGRAM GIVE A STRONG SI…
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ABOZAHRA74 15 Aug.

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vap61 28 Aug.

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USDJPY TAKES OFF TO HIT 117.00 WITH POWERFUL MOMENTUM


This technical analysis is based on daily ,weekly, and monthly charts , various technical tools are used to get a clear prediction for the 3 Rd of September , the technical Momentum analysis has been utilized .
What we have here is a confluence of Momentum signals combined with bullish pattern formation which suggest that USDJPY is on the way up to hit the 114.00 strong resistance .
i the monthly chart we have also a Bullish hammer candle along with stochastic buy signal
in the weekly chart we…
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EUR/USD closes the week on a strong note

EUR/USD jumped half a cent in early Friday morning, as E.U. and Italy reached a deal on immigration. That led to broader U.S. dollar selling, with USD index repeatedly rejecting prices above 95 (also 200 WMA). The displayed momentum suggests continuation. That being said, EUR/USD is likely to encounter some resistance near 1.175, if not earlier.
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USD/CAD preparing for the next leg

USD/CAD has been trading in a relatively tight range during the past two weeks. 1.28 - 1.2810 is the range support and 1.29 - 1.2910 the resistance. A case could be made for continuation in either direction but largely depends on whether U.S. dollar can sustain its momentum. The longer the range lasts, the more orders accumulate on both sides and the stronger the breakout move, or so the theory goes.
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A volatile turn of the month in FX markets

Quite some action in FX markets at the turn of the month. Several pairs (EUR/JPY, GBP/JPY, USD/CAD, AUD/USD) broke their respective 200 DMA, and few other ones (EUR/USD, GBP/USD, NZD/USD) their 50 DMA, which sparked some momentum. Stock markets turning lower has also contributed to the volatility.
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Kiwi dollar testing 2016/2017 support area

NZD/USD slipped 50 pips overnight on no particular news. Higher timeframe momentum resumed, sending the pair down to test 2016/2017 support in 0.68 - 0.685 area. If the area gives way, we could see some stop-loss selling but I'd expect dip buyers to start emerging near 0.675.
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USD/CHF stabilizes near parity level

Volatility in USD/CHF has been dwindling during the past two weeks with the pair coiling around the parity level. Which way will it expand remains to be seen. Momentum favors the upside. SNB's Jordan speaks later today.
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USD/JPY to remain range-bound

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Support and resistance (S/R). Price levels, trendlines and Fibonacci retracements. Price action, candlestick and chart patterns. Simple moving averages (SMA). Commitments of traders (COT) indicator, which displays speculative positioning in FX futures market, used as a proxy for speculative positioning in spot FX market.
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The pair rallied more than 1800 pips in Q4 2016. It effectively recouped most of that year's losses and briefly returned to the 2015 range between 1…
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al_dcdemo 10 June

UPDATE 5: It was a mixed week for the U.S. dollar. The No.1 reserve currency finally got some traction against European currencies. Dovish ECB and U.K. voters, going against PM May's and indeed market expectations, contributed fundamental background for the technical weakness to play out. The dollar was flat against the yen and the Canadian dollar but it fell short compared to the Antipodean currencies. Next week brings four major central bank meetings, namely Fed, SNB, BOE and BOJ. The Fed is widely expected to hike interest rate corridor by another 25 basis point.

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al_dcdemo 15 June

UPDATE 6: Fed's FOMC was surprisingly hawkish yesterday. They hiked federal funds rate by 25 basis points, as expected, and outlined strategy for reducing their balance sheet. FOMC chair Yellen told reporters that the balance sheet adjustment could begin "relatively soon". Just a couple of hours before the FOMC decision, both inflation and retail sales reports came in weak and markets sold U.S. dollar on speculation that the FOMC will postpone hiking until data improves. The dollar recovered and followed through today.

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al_dcdemo 19 June

UPDATE 7: After a rally from the lows near 108.80 post FOMC, USD/JPY took a breather on Friday. Whether the rally will continue also depends on Fed speakers and whether they will side more with Kashkari/Kaplan (cautious) or with Yellen (hawkish). 100 DMA near 111.80 is the initial hurdle ahead of the 2017 trendline resistance near 112.50. 200 DMA (110.70) is the immediate support . 110 - 110.50 area should now hold if bulls are to remain in control. Otherwise, we'll probably see a retest of the year's low near 108.15.

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al_dcdemo 24 June

UPDATE 8: Currency markets were relatively sedate this week. Major pairs traded in 100-pip ranges with the exception of Cable whose range exceeded 200 pips. With no big events on the agenda until September, it's possible that we'll be seeing somewhat slower activity throughout the summer. That said, there's always opportunity in at least some pairs and timeframes, and we must always expect the unexpected. Central bank speakers will continue to dominate in the week ahead and markets will be positioning for their next moves in the coming weeks.

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al_dcdemo 26 June

UPDATE 9: Since post-FOMC move from 108.80 to 111.80, Yen's been trading in an 80-pip range. BOJ released Summary of Opinions from their most recent meeting which confirmed that the bank is not planning any tightening in monetary policy just yet, at least not publicly. USD/JPY has been sandwiched between 200 and 100 DMA, and whichever will give way first will suggest direction for the next leg. An upside break appears more likely at the moment with 112 and 112.50 the targets. Conversely, a break below 111 could see a retest of 110.

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USD/JPY has yet to prove a return to uptrend

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Support and resistance (S/R). Price levels, trendlines and Fibonacci retracements. Price action, candlestick and chart patterns. Simple moving averages (SMA). Commitments of traders (COT) indicator, which displays speculative positioning in FX futures market, used as a proxy for speculative positioning in spot FX market.
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The pair rallied more than 1800 pips in Q4 2016. It effectively recouped most of that year's losses and briefly returned to the 2015 range between 1…
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UPDATE 5: Widely expected result of the French election spurred a pullback in euro and franc and, to a lesser extent, yen. U.S. dollar indisputably won the week, rising against all G10 currencies. Weaker than expected inflation and retail sales reports on Friday led to some profit taking but June rate hike expectations hardly budged. Some further reaction to the reports is possible in the days ahead. Following a neutral BOE QIR, U.K. data will be closely watched next week. Australian labour force report and Canadian inflation and retail sales are also at the top of the list.

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UPDATE 6: Yen has been the weakest performer so far this month but it's still up 3.25% on the year. USD/JPY continues to be driven by U.S./Japan bond yield spreads and risk sentiment, both of which have been supportive in recent weeks. The pair broke out of a declining channel formation last week but the rally faltered ahead of 114.5. It looks headed for a retest of the channel trendline and perhaps 112 pivot. On the upside, multiple resistance levels are stacked from 114.5 to 116.

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UPDATE 7: In what was its worst week of the year, the dollar lost ground against all G10 currencies. Already soft start to the week after last Friday's inflation and retail sales reports was exacerbated by the political drama in the U.S. that has further shaken traders' confidence that the Administration will be able to deliver on its stimulus promises in due time. The biggest winners were euro and franc with Canadian dollar and pound not far behind. U.S. dollar index fell to the levels not seen since the U.S. election and closed the week near the low.

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UPDATE 8: As expected, FOMC meeting minutes didn't reveal anything particularly new. Weak Q1 GDP was dismissed in favour of strong employment growth. There was some caution regarding inflation by some members but was not a baseline view. The committee also discussed balance sheet reduction which can be seen as a hawkish development. Minutes are basically data two weeks old and the market responded with U.S. dollar selling. It's Fed speakers and how they will shape expectations for a June hike that the market is focused on.

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UPDATE 9: Last week was better for the U.S. dollar as it managed to rise, albeit marginally, against euro, franc, yen, and Australian dollar. Pound sold off after election polls showed PM May lost some support. Canadian dollar capitalized on oil strength, even though OPEC didn't go out on a limb this time around. New Zealand dollar continued its snap-back after bottoming near 0.685. European flash CPI and U.S. NFP report will be two events that the market will closely watch this week. Both have the potential to shape upcoming ECB and Fed decisions.

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