[ad_1] EURUSD stalls at the 100 hour MA for the 2nd consecutive day As the clock ticks to the close for the EURUSD in London/Europ, the pair moved to new session highs, and for the 2nd day in a row, banged against the 100-hour moving average at 1.06715 and found sellers. In the kickstart video
[ad_1] The AUDUSD traded at the week’s low on Monday in the 1st hour of trading at 0.63706. The price moved sharply higher on that day, but by Wednesday, the price had rotated back down toward the lows into a swing area between 0.63791 and 0.63874. Support buyers came in against that level and pushed
[ad_1] USDJPY back down testing the lows The early buying of the USD in the North American session, took the price above its 100-hour moving average near 145.70. The high price reached 145.755 and 145.733 consecutive hourly bars. However, momentum could not be sustained (with the next key target at 145.90), and short-term buyers were
[ad_1] EURUSD stalls against the 100 hour MA The EURUSD moved modestly higher in the early trading for the day and reached up to the 100-hour MA at 1.09687. Sellers leaned against the level keeping the sellers in play. The price is modestly off the level at 1.0963 currently. On the downside, remember, the price
[ad_1] EURUSD was above it 200 hour moving average The EURUSD is now breaking above its 200-hour moving average at 1.10037. The 50% midpoint of the move down from last week’s high comes in at 1.1030 and is the next upside target. The high from last Friday and Monday came in near 1.1045. Those are
[ad_1] EURUSD on the hourly chart The EURUSD dipped lower as popost-jobsolatility takes over. The technical’s are also in play in the EURUSD pair. The run to the upside today was able to extend above its 200 hour moving average and 38.2% retracement of the move down from last week’s high at 1.1002. The break
[ad_1] The EURUSD EUR/USD The EUR/USD is the currency pair encompassing the European Union’s single currency, the euro (symbol €, code EUR), and the dollar of the United States (symbol $, code USD). The pair’s rate indicates how many euros are needed in order to purchase one dollar. For example, when the EUR/USD is trading
