Market Watch

Yesterday: 309 pips
This month: 1245 pips

(Our daily post is for pairs that we entered or added more positions during the previous market day and for pairs that we closed for a profit. Pairs that are unchanged or inactive are not posted)

AUDUSD (Sep) – Monthly MACD is leaving down from the zero line and STOC is deep in the oversold level, so it’s a chance to buy this pair – We are holding temporary covered long positions at (1) 0.75819 and (5) 0.73728 and (2) 0.73007 and (3) 0.74624 and (6) 0.73374.

EURCHF (Sep) – Monthly MACD is reaching down to the zero line from the upper side and STOC is almost touching the oversold level, so it’s still a chance to sell this pair for awhile – Yesterday 9/10 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 70 pips. We are now holding short positions (2) 1.11536 and (5) 1.11205 and (3) 1.11963 and (6) 1.11960 and temporary long positions at (4) 1.12913.

EURGBP (Sep) – The monthly MACD is lingering over the zero line and STOC is slowing down under the mid level, so this is still a chance to sell it – Yesterday 9/10 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 30 pips. We are now holding covered short positions at (4) 0.89033 and (1) 0.88482.

USDCHF (Sep) – Monthly MACD seems unable to go higher from the zero line and STOC already made a cross downward, so it’s a chance to sell it – Yesterday 9/10 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 133 pips. We are now holding short positions (5) 0.96106 and (1) 0.96455 and temporary long positions at (3) 0.99693 and (6) 0.97480.

USDJPY (Sep) – Monthly MACD seems go nowhere at the zero line and STOC is slowing down near the overbought level, so it is still a chance to buy this pair – Yesterday 9/10 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 76 pips. We are now holding long positions at (4) 111.281 and temporary short positions at (5) 108.437 (2) 106.735 and (3) 108.761.

Disclaimer: This is a personal analysis, not an actual advice, therefore we will not accept any liability for any loss and damage which may arise directly or indirectly from the content of these and future articles.

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