EUR/AUD: Once the buy order dries up the retracement begins
I think we were all pretty sure that this was going to happen but as with all things in the FX market, it’s only the timing that counts. After trading above 1.4200 yesterday (when I had my rant) its now back towards 1.3950. I don’t expect any huge capitulation, after all there have been huge amounts taken out of this market, but a broad 500 pip consolidation range would definitely not surprise.
It’s in markets like we’ve seen over the last few weeks that I’m really glad that I concentrate so heavily on cross pairs.
Hope same thing for GBPAUD. I have won and booked 50 pips by selling the pair sterling versus aussie.
What would that do to AUD/JPY?
Sean, can you please use a different moniker on this blog as it might confuse readers with me. Thanks in advance.
I’ll go with slo87. sorry to the readers for causing confusion.
Many thanks Sean, much appreciated
Hi, Sean. Hope you are enjoying the nice sunshine today in Sydney. Mate, I was trying to follow EUR/AUD. Now after Australian data release regarding employment which does not seems to be that bad as was expected, what is your opinion on this pair? Do you think it has still more gas to further go up? I am basically thinking of shorting this pair but confused about levels. As always, your response is much appreciated. Regards, Pete
Hi Pete, I’ve got a nice trade idea for you here. Leave your sell orders 1.4350 and if a top starts to form there, then start to load up on shorts.
Always start with smaller positions and see if lvls are good, then add if they hold
Thanks Sean 🙂