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Category Archives: Trading
GBP:JPY – on the sell watch list
The 4 hour chart looks to me like something with potential to develop into a sell set up for swing traders
Posted in Forex, Market, Trading
Tagged CFD, CFDs, Elliot Wave, Forex, gbpjpy, rectangle
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Australia 200 – crossing the line
Daily moves of the Australian market are becoming more difficult to predict. Yesterday, the Australia 200 index showed surprising strength. Today, despite positive leads from energy and metal markets and only mild falls in the US, the market is down. … Continue reading
Morning Technical Notes – Friday 17 May
Today’s wrap and technical outlook for indices, commodities and currencies from CMC’s head of analysis for North America, Colin Cieszynski
Posted in Commodity, Forex, Gold, Market, Trading
Tagged CFD, CFDs, commodities, FX technical levels, Index Trading, Market trend, Relative strength index, silver, Support and resistance
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Morning Technical Notes – Thursday 16 May
Today’s wrap and technical outlook for indices, commodities and currencies from CMC’s head of analysis for North America, Colin Cieszynski
Posted in Commodity, Forex, Gold, Market, Trading
Tagged CFD, CFDs, commodities, Fibonacci, FX technical levels, Index Trading, Market trend, Relative strength index
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Aussie Dollar hits key support
Many technical analysts have been waiting a long time for the Aussie chart to return to its long term triangle support. Last night was the night. What happens from here could set the medium term outlook for Aussie.
Posted in Forex, Market, Trading
Tagged AUDUSD, Aussie dollar, CFD, CFDs, Forex, Forex chart, FX technical levels, symmetrical triangle, Triangle breakout
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Morning Technical Notes – Tuesday 14 May
Today’s wrap and technical outlook for indices, commodities and currencies from CMC’s head of analysis for North America, Colin Cieszynski
Posted in Commodity, Forex, Gold, Market, Trading
Tagged australian index, CFD, CFDs, commodity, Fibonacci, FX technical levels, Index Trading, Relative strength index, RSI
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Australia 200 – Short Term Sell
Today’s high in the index looks to me as though it could be forming part of a pattern resistance with potential for another move down to recent supports
Posted in Market, Trading, Uncategorized
Tagged australia 200, australian index, CFD, CFDs, Moving average, trendline
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AUD/USD Sea Change
The AUD/USD pair bounced off an important support level in the last 36 hours, at 1.0150. Today, stronger than expected jobs numbers in Australia added support, but the big picture is deteriorating. A fall through the key support not only … Continue reading
