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This week in Forex June 18th, 2013 – Wild Week Ahead
The Yen The Forex markets have been very volatile again as the jitters over whether or not the Federal Reserve is going to cut back on quantitative easing continues to make traders very hesitant to hang onto a trade any longer than a few hours. With that being said, the one pair that truly has […]
Read Some MoreForex Markets for the week of February 4th 2013
The Forex markets had a few interesting turns this past week, and without a doubt the most important one would have been the EUR/USD closing above the 1.35 level. This confirmed a suspicion of ours about an inverted head and shoulders pattern with the neckline being at the 1.35 level. Because of this, the EUR/USD […]
Read Some MoreEUR/USD Gains 319 Pips on Fed’s QEX And Levels to Watch Next Week September 17th 2012
The Euro closed the week 319 pips higher against the dollar and 268 higher against the Japanese Yen on the back of the Fed’s decision to launch QEX. Since this was the most important news event of the past week and markets didn’t move much until the FOMC’s decision on Thursday, we’ll focus this article […]
Read Some MoreEUR/USD Closes Up 66 Pips And Levels to Watch Next Week September 3rd 2012
The Euro spent most of last week ignoring important news releases and instead focusing on central bankers and their thoughts/speeches. ECB’s President Mario Draghi made an appeal to the german public in an opinion piece written in the Weekly Die Zeit. In it, he tried to make a case for what we called “exceptional measures”. […]
Read Some MoreEUR/USD Gains +159 Pips Driven By ECB Rumors And Levels to Watch Next Week 27th August 2012
The EUR/USD keeps slowly edging up after making a swing low a month ago. The pair opened at 1.2351 and finished the week 159 pips higher, closing at 1.2510. The main movers for the Euro pairs this week have been a couple of rumors concerning the ECB. The German weekly Der Spiegel and U.K.’s Telegraph […]
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