Quote from davidmaria1:
That's what has me confused. Aussie rates are approx 4.25%, versus a much lower EUR rate. It would seem to make the AUD more attractive. All other EURO pairs are dropping, except this one. Do I have it backwards? Is it a run-up, or, as Ivan mentioned earlier, is it already baked in?![]()
Quote from womblevader:
All the commodity currencies are weak. Increased risk of global recession implies worse outlook for commodity prices hence the sell off. A stronger USD doesn't help either. Support for Kiwi at 5200, for AUD around 60-61.
thanks...great answer...I really need to be headed towards setting orders and not 5-10 minute trades...Quote from SchraderTrader:
I consider every trade setup to be unique so every risk/reward profile is going to be different. The EURUSD short happened to have shown me an excellent R/R opportunity (much appreciation to Ivan for bringing the pair to my attention today) so I bit.
I'm still feeling out the various pairs so I scale microlots. On this trade I opened with 3 and have another order positioned just below the .618 retracement @ 1.3198 for another 2.
I've found if I keep the size small enough where it's not going to keep my up at night or keep me glued to the screens I'm able to form better analyses and in turn, find better opportunities (100+ pip moves).
I'm reading everything I can over at babypips.com and forex4noobs.com.
Quote from downrivertrader:
USDCAD is a bit confusing to me. Looks like it is a critical stage to leg up or down again. Looks like it might head down to 1.12 area again to me.
I am short @1.2472