Chart Breakout: EUR/NZD breaks 1.6375, sell on rallies
Nov 19, 2015 09:01 am UTC| Technicals
Break out level- 1.6375 (trend line joining 1.6213 and 1.6320) The pair has broken a major support 1.6375 and declined till 1.63469. It is currently trading at 1.63580. Any break below trend line support confirms short...
Nov 19, 2015 08:32 am UTC| Technicals
The implied volatility of ATM contracts for near month expiries of this the pair has been inching higher from 8.5% for 1w expiry to 9.5% for 1m expiry. NPV of 1w ATM call is 46032.85 while premiums trading above 20.33%...
FxWirePro: Daily Currency Strength Index
Nov 19, 2015 08:06 am UTC| Technicals
AUD- Strong currencyCHF,%,JPY-0.23%- Weak...
FxWirePro: BTC/USD trades in narrow range, good to sell on rallies
Nov 19, 2015 07:13 am UTC| Technicals
BTC/USD is trading flat between $350 and $330 for the past two trading session. It is currently trading around $334. Short term trend is still bearish as long as resistance $370 holds. On the downside minor support is...
FxWirePro: Don’t jump the guns - NZD/USD sees short term recovery but bearish in long run
Nov 19, 2015 06:59 am UTC| Technicals
The pair has currently tested support at 0.6469 today showing a little strength by forming bullish candle with long real body but struggling at resistance level at 0.6541. We could foresee the next bounces only after...
USD/CAD trades well below major support 1.3290, decline till 1.3160 is possible
Nov 19, 2015 06:47 am UTC| Technicals
Potential Reversal Zone (PRZ) - 1.3290 Loonie has broken major support 1.3290 and declined till 1.3250 level. Overall trend is bearish as long as resistance 1.3300 holds. Any break above 1.3300 will take the...
FxWirePro: Use any USD/JPY abrupt rallies to build put ladders
Nov 19, 2015 06:16 am UTC| Technicals
We think current macro situations in US lead the fed rate hike almost in December, but in this another 1 month time for December meeting until then if worse numbers flashes in then again rate speculation would still be...
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