Market Watch

Yesterday: 33 pips
This week: 66 pips
This month: 2240 pips

AUDNZD (May) – Monthly MACD already made a cross downward right under the zero line and STOC is going sideway near the mid level, so this is still a chance to sell it a bit more – We are now holding short positions at (5) 1.06887 and (2) 1.06238 and (3) 1.05944 and (6) 1.07577 and (1) 1.08972.

GBPUSD (May) – Monthly MACS is slowing down right under the zero line and STOC is leaving the overbought area after a cross downward, so it’s a chance to sell this pair – 5/1 140 pips. We are now holding covered short positions at (1) 1.28386 and (2) 1.27961 and (3) 1.29396 and (6) 1.31014 and long positions at (5) 1.34963.

NZDCAD (May) – Monthly MACD is lingering at the zero line and STOC is going to make a cross downward under mid level, so this is a chance to buy it – We are now holding long positions at (6) 0.92192 and (2) 0.90359 and (5) 0.89862 and (4) 0.90322 and (1) 0.89999.

NZDCHF (May) – The monthly MACD is lingering positively right under the zero line while STOC is reaching to the mid level, so this is a chance to buy it – Yesterday 5/15 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 33 pips. We are now holding temporary covered short positions at (2) 0.68958 and (5) 0.68814.

NZDUSD (May) – Monthly MACD is going side way at the zero line and STOC is going down after a cross at mid level, so it’s a chance to buy this pair – We are now holding temporary long positions at (6) 0.70311 and (2) 0.69670 and (4) 0.70585 and (1) 0.70380 and (5) 0.69952 and (3) 0.70059.

USDJPY (May) – Monthly MACD is lingering right under the zero line after making a cross downward and STOC just made a crossover near the mid level, so it is still a chance to buy this pair – We are now holding temporary short positions at (5) 106.654 and (2) 106.735 and (1) 107.339 and (4) 108.428 and (3) 108.761 and (6) 109.535.

(Charts: Forex Trader)

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