Market Watch

Profit: 1438 pips
This week: 1459 pips
This month: 10,792 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)

AUDCHF (Jan) – Monthly MACD is slowly going down from the zero line and STOC is hovering right above the oversold level, so it is a chance to buy this pair – Today 1/30 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 293 pips. We are now holding covered long positions at (1) 0.69610 and (6) 0.72189.

AUDUSD (Jan) – Monthly MACD is trying to get back up to the zero line and STOC is making an attempt to get out of the oversold level, so it’s a chance to buy this pair – Today 1/30 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 211 pips. We are holding covered long positions at (5) 0.73728 and (3) 0.74624 and (6) 0.71556.

CADCHF (Jan) – Monthly MACD is attempting to get back up to the zero line and STOC is slowing down right above the oversold level, so it’s still a chance to sell it. Today 1/30 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 186 pips. We are now holding temporary covered long positions at (5) 0.75289 and (2) 0.75144 and (4) 0.75707.

EURCHF (Jan) – Monthly MACD is almost touching to the zero line from the upper side and STOC is already in the oversold level, so it’s a chance to buy this pair – Today 1/30 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 125 pips. We are now holding short positions (2) 1.11536 and (5) 1.11205 and (3) 1.11963 and (6) 1.11960.

EURNOK (Jan) – Monthly MACD is slowing down on its way to the zero line and STOC is trying to go up to the overbought level, so it’s still a chance to sell this pair. Today 1/30 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 95 pips. We are now holding short positions at (5) 9.61875 and (6) 9.55286 and (4) 9.76165 and (1) 9.74656.

EURUSD (Jan) – Monthly MACD is lingering at the zero line on the way down and STOC is trying to get out of the oversold level, so it’s a chance to buy this pair – Today 1/30 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 112 pips. We are now holding covered long positions at (4) 1.18934 and (1) 1.15003 and (3) 1.14717 and (5) 1.14066.

GBPCHF (Jan) – Monthly MACD seems to go down further after making a cross and STOC is entering the oversold area, so it’s a chance to buy this pair – We are now holding temporary short positions at (4)1.30231.

NZDCHF (Jan) – The monthly MACD is trying to go back up to the zero line and STOC is slowing down under the mid level, so this is a chance to buy it – Today 1/30 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 87 pips. We are now holding long positions at (5) 0.68320 and (1) 0.68118 and (3) 0.67961 and (6) 0.67933.

NZDUSD (Jan) – Monthly MACD is trying to go back to the zero line and STOC is slowing down after breaching out of the oversold level, so it’s a chance to buy this pair – Today 1/30 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 123 pips. We are now holding long positions at (1) 0.68838 and (4) 0.68167 and (2) 0.68466 and (6) 0.68387 and (5) 0.69118.

USDCAD (Jan) – The monthly MACD seems unbale to go higher from the zero line and STOC is coming back from high in the overbought level, so this is a chance to sell it – Today 1/30 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 96 pips. We are now holding short positions at (5) 1.32321 and (4) 1.30240 and (3) 1.32592 and (6) 1.31232.

USDNOK (Jan) – Monthly MACD is hesitated above the zero line and STOC is turning down from high in the overbought level, so it is a chance to sell this pair – Yesterday 1/30 we closed some of our positions and took a profit of 110 pips. We are now holding temporary covered short positions at (5) 8.06851 and (1) 8.18242 and (2) 8.82869 and (3) 8.00149 and (6) 8.43331 and (4) 8.42044.

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