Market Watch

Yesterday and Today: 830 pips
This week: 2244 pips
This month: 7191 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)

AUDCAD (Nov) – Monthly MACD is slowing down under the zero line and STOC is trying to come out of the oversold area with a cross, so this is a chance to buy it – Today 11/23 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 46 pips. We are now holding covered long positions at (1) 0.96839 and (2) 0.96560 and temporary short positions at (6) 0.95448 and (5) 0.95375 and (4) 0.95617 and (3) 0.95494.

AUDJPY (Nov) – The monthly MACD continues to go sideway right under the zero line and STOC is trying to get out of the oversold area, so this is a chance to buy it – Today 11/23 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 45 pips. We are now holding temporary short positions at (5) 79.133 and (1) 81.035 and (6) 81.677.

EURCAD (Nov) – Monthly MACD is on its way downward to the zero line and STOC is almost touching to the oversold level, so it’s a chance to sell this pair – Today 11/23 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 79 pips. We are now holding temporary long positions at (2) 1.51763 and (1) 1.49743.

EURGBP (Nov) – The monthly MACD is slowly going down to the zero line and STOC is aiming to the oversold level on the way down, so this is still a chance to sell it – Yesterday 11/22 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 63 pips. We are now holding short positions at (1) 0.88611.

GBPAUD (Nov) – Monthly MACD continues to go sideway right at the zero line and STOC is leaving the oversold area after a cross downward, so this is a chance to sell it – Yesterday 11/22 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 108 pips. We are now waiting for another chance to get back in.

GBPCHF (Nov) – Monthly MACD seems unable to reach up to the zero line and STOC is going sideway above the oversold level, so it’s a chance to buy this pair – Yesterday 11/22 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 46 pips. We are now waiting for another chance to get back in.

GBPNZD (Nov) – The monthly MACD continues to go sideway at the zero line and STOC is going down from the overbought level, so this is a chance to sell it – Yesterday 11/22 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 242 pips. We are now holding temporary long positions at (6) 1.91398.

GBPUSD (Nov) – Monthly MACD made a cross downward under the zero line and STOC is already in the oversold level, so it’s a chance to buy this pair – Yesterday 11/22 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 86 pips. We are now waiting for another chance to get back in.

NZDCAD (Nov) – Monthly MACD is trying to get back to the zero line and STOC is attempting to come out of the oversold level, so this is a chance to buy it – Today 11/23 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 44 pips. We are now holding temporary short positions at (5) 0.87403 and (6) 0.88326 and (3) 0.88427 and (1) 0.89004 and (4) 0.89507.

NZDUSD (Nov) – Monthly MACD is going sideway right under the zero line and STOC is making a cross in an attempt to come out of the oversold level, so it’s a chance to buy this pair – Yesterday 11/22 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 38 pips. We are now holding covered long positions at (5) 0.69119 and (1) 0.69078 and (4) 0.68632 and temporary short positions at (6) 0.67362 and (3) 0.67830 and (2) 0.68055.

USDCAD (Nov) – The monthly MACD continues to linger at the zero line and STOC is slowing down right under the overbought level, so this is a chance to sell it – Today 11/23 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 33 pips. We are now holding short positions at (5) 1.30257 and (4) 1.30240 and (3) 1.30421 and (2) 1.31958 and (6) 1.31232.

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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