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How to Choose the Best Forex Pairs for Trading  Podcast: Find out more about Blueberry Markets – Click Here Find out more about my Online Video Forex Course Book a Call with Andrew or one of his team now Click Here to Watch Prop Firm Masterclass #581: How to Choose the Best Forex Pairs for Trading In this video: 00:22 – Forex pairs – what to choose? 01:37 – The best pair to trade is …….. 02:00 – Assessing Strength and Weakness. 03:13 – Fine tuning to pick the best setup available. 04:25 - 17 minutes Masterclass. 04:33 – Blueberry Markets as a Forex Broker offering a 50% credit bonus. 05:05 – Book a Call and speak with us. As a forex trader, what are the best forex pairs that you can look at trading? Let's talk about that a more. Right now. Hey traders, Andrew here at The Forex Trading Coach with video and podcast number 581. Forex pairs – what to choose? What to talk about forex pairs as a trader you have a lot of pairs available and a lot of people, especially when they start. I get very confused with the different currency pairs. You standard main pairs you get you exotics, you get your minors, and more and more pairs now are available to us as traders. So really the question is what is the best pair to trade? Well, a lot of people think you need to trade just the euro US dollar or just the US yen because their spreads are tight. And in the case of the EUR/USD, it tends to have the most movement or not some movement, but the most volume traded on it, per day in general. And then other people look at pairs like the GBP/JPY because it moves a lot and they think they need to trade that. And then people look at pairs like the EUR/CHF, which doesn't move a lot, and they think they can't trade it. So that becomes a lot of confusion out there. Do you need, like the most liquid pair, the tighter spread. Do you need one that moves a lot? Do you need one that doesn't move at all? The best pair to trade is …….. And so my answer is it depends. And I know I say that to a few things because it's true. I don't just trade the NZD/USD or against the JPY because I live in New Zealand. You shouldn't do that either. You shouldn't have an emotional tie to a currency pair. What you should do is look through all the currency pairs. And the reason I say that there's a few reasons. Assessing Strength and Weakness.  Number one, you can assess strength and weakness very well. If you do that. As an example, rather than just looking at the EUR/USD, why don't you look at also the EUR/JPY, the EUR/GBP, the EUR/AUD, EUR/NZD, EUR/CAD and make a full assessment. So if for example you can do that and you see let's say all of those pairs were moving up, that's going to give you a fairly good indication that the Euro is very, very strong. But if you didn't do that and you looked at just the EUR/USD and is moving up, you don't know whether the strength in the Euro or whether that movement of the EUR/USD heading up is, is just because the US is extremely weak right now. So you might be taking a by trade on the EUR/USD thinking the strength in the Euro, whereas it may just be the US weakness that's pushing it up. And the Euro against other pairs may actually be dropping. So you're not doing yourself any favors there. So to assess multiple currency pairs is going to be your best option. Fine tuning to pick the best setup available. The other thing that gives you is let's say you see really good buy trades on the EUR/USD, the EUR/CAD, the EUR/AUD, the EUR/NZD, the EUR/CHF. Let's say they're all showing some fairly good setups at the same time. And by the way, I only trade on the close of a candle. Let's say you see that what you really then should do is fine tune those setups and maybe pick 1 or 2 of the very best ones setups that give you a high probability chance of a success for trade setups that have round numbers in their favor. On a buy trade that doesn't need to break a previous swing hig...

Why Strength and Weakness Analysis is a Game-Changer as a Forex Trader Podcast: Find out more about Blueberry Markets – Click Here Find out more about my Online Video Forex Course Book a Call with Andrew or one of his team now Click Here to Watch Prop Firm Masterclass #571: Why Strength and Weakness Analysis is a Game-Changer as a Forex Trader In this video: 00:30– Analysing Currency Strength & Weakness. 00:54 – A real trading example using the Japanese Yen. 03:00 – Refining the pairs you trade further. 03:50 – We analyse and post the Daily Strength & Weaknesses. 05:16 – Looking at the Weekly charts at the start of each trading week. 06:10 – Learn how to analyse the strength & weaknesses for yourself. 06:25 - Book a Call and talk with us. 06:40 – Blueberry Markets as a Forex Broker. 07:10 – Comments, Like & Subscribe. I'm going to talk about the importance of trading with strength and weakness in your favor. It's going to give you a massively improved trading performance. Let's talk about that and more right now. Hi there, Traders! Andrew Mitchem here at The Forex Trading Coach with video and podcast number 571. Analysing Currency Strength & Weakness. Today is all about analyzing currency, strength and weakness. Why we do it, how we do it, and how it can massively help increase your overall trading performance. So you think about it in terms of basics. Well, if you're trading something that strong against something as weak. Logic would suggest, it has to add more probability to the trade. A real trading example using the Japanese Yen. Here's a classic example. Let's say the Japanese yen was very weak across the board. And you're looking at a chart, let's say it's the daily chart and you're looking at the JPY it's going up. You're looking at EUR/JPY, it's going up. The USD/JPY, the CHF/JPY, the AUD/JPY and NZD/JPY, USD/JPY, SGD/JPY, HKD/JPY, whatever it is that you have on your charts, everything against the yen is going up. So therefore there's massive yen weakness at this point in time. Now you're probably unlikely to go and take all of those trades even if they were suitable candle patterns, even if they had some round numbers to protect, stop losses and they had room to hit that profit target. So all the things that we look for, you're unlikely to go and say take ¥8, ¥9, ¥10 related pairs. So what you're prepared to do is analyze strength and weakness. Now, we clearly know that right now in our example, the yen is the weakest currency. But what happens if, say, the Australian dollar, the New Zealand dollar and the Canadian dollar were all fairly weak against everything else apart from the yen? So those are the commodity currencies and they tend to move together. So let's say you're looking at the AUD/USD, it was heading down, the AUD/GBP was open, Aussie is heading up. So there's Aussie weakness. You're looking at NZD/USD, it's heading down against the franc is heading down. There's a lot of weakness overall in the New Zealand, the Aussie and the Canadian. So that is telling us that maybe with our strength and weakness analysis that maybe that the AUD/JPY, the NZD/JPY and the CAD/JPY are probably not going to be your high probability trades on those daily charts that we talked about. Refining the pairs you trade further.   You could also go as far as saying, well, let's have a look at, let's say the EUR/JPY and the GBP/JPY. Also looking good. You could go as far as say, let's have a look at the EUR/GBP and let's say the EUR/GBP was heading down massively big red bearish candle on the EUR/GBP. That again tells us that the euro's got weakness and the pound's, got strength. So now when we go to the GBP/JPY, we're now trading a very strong currency with a very weak one. And therefore you may not want to take the EUR/JPY as well. So you might only be taking, let's say the GBP/JPYH, the USD/JPY, you might see the SGD/JPY, all the HKD/JPY yen or the CHF/JPY also good.

Forex trading is essentially a catchall for foreign exchange in both the spot (or cash) and futures marketplace. It can be as granular as EUR/JPY or as broad and simple as the US dollar market. Frank takes Errol, a newbie to forex trading, on a tour of different foreign exchange products ranging from currency crosses in the spot market to currency baskets, similar to the S&P 500, in the futures market.Finally, the guys jump into the platform to show you how to access forex markets in either futures (pure direction) or options (direction with volatility) products on Small US Dollar.

Forex trading is essentially a catchall for foreign exchange in both the spot (or cash) and futures marketplace. It can be as granular as EUR/JPY or as broad and simple as the US dollar market. Frank takes Errol, a newbie to forex trading, on a tour of different foreign exchange products ranging from currency crosses in the spot market to currency baskets, similar to the S&P 500, in the futures market.Finally, the guys jump into the platform to show you how to access forex markets in either futures (pure direction) or options (direction with volatility) products on Small US Dollar.

European bourses are firmer, extending on overnight futures performance, shrugging off a downbeat APAC handover amid COVID concerns.Stateside, futures are contained/marginally softer ahead of a quiet schedule and after a mixed close on Friday; NQ, -0.3%, modestly lags amid yield action.Russian Kremlin said face-to-face talks in Turkey with Ukraine are unlikely to commence on Monday, may start on Tuesday.AAPL intends to make ~20% less iPhone SE's next quarter than was originally planned, via Nikkei; while TSLA is seeking a stock split.DXY surpasses 99.00 while JPY lags amid BoJ JBG intervention, core-debt pulls back with curves flatter or more inverted pre-supply.WTI and Brent are clipped amid COVID measures from China and progress on the JCPOA; currently, off lows of USD 108.28/bbl and USD 115.32/bbl respectively.Looking ahead, highlights include the ASEAN summit, US Auctions & a speech from BoE Governor Bailey.As of 11:15BST/06:15EDTLOOKING AHEADASEAN summit, US Auctions & a speech from BoE Governor Bailey.Click here for the Week Ahead preview.GEOPOLITICSRUSSIA-UKRAINENEGOTIATIONS/TALKSUkrainian President Zelensky said he would like an all for all prisoner exchange with Russia and that they have handed over a list to Russia. Zelensky added that they will not sit down for talks with Russia if discussions are about "demilitarisation and some kind of denazification". Zelensky stated that Ukraine is ready to discuss neutrality and non-nuclear status if backed by security guarantees, while he added that a deal is only possible with a troop withdrawal and that he wants a compromise with Russia regarding Donbass.Ukrainian Interior Ministry Advisor says he expects no major breakthrough at peace discussions.Turkish President Erdogan told Russian President Putin in a call that there needs to be a quick ceasefire with Ukraine and that they need to improve the humanitarian situation in the region, while it was also reported that the next round of face-to-face talks between Russia and Ukraine will be held in Turkey on March 28th-30th.Senior Turkish official says that talks between Ukrainian and Russian negotiators will begin in Istanbul later today. However, the Russian Kremlin said talks are unlikely to commence on Monday, may start on Tuesday. No substantial achievements/breakthroughs in talks, no progress re. a potential Putin-Zelensky meeting.Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov says President Putin never refuses to meet with Ukrainian President Zelensky, but since meetings must be well prepared, a (presidential) meeting to exchange views at this time would be counter-productive.Ukraine's Deputy PM says that no humanitarian corridors will be opened today as intelligence suggested potential Russian provocations on corridor routes.OTHER OFFICIALSUS President Biden said NATO is a defensive alliance and it has never sought Russia's demise and that “swift and punishing” costs are the only things that will influence Russia to change course. Biden added that US forces are in Europe to defend NATO allies, not to engage with Russian forces and stated that Russian President Putin cannot remain in power, although Biden later said that he was not calling for a regime change in Russia.White House official said President Biden was not calling for a change of regime in Russia and the US envoy to NATO also commented that the US does not have a policy of regime change in Russia. In relevant news, a Kremlin spokesman responded that it is not for US President Biden to decide and said the President of Russia is elected by Russians.German Chancellor Scholz said a regime change in Russia is not NATO's goal. Furthermore, Scholz said that Germany is considering purchasing a missile shield.US Secretary of State Blinken said Israeli efforts to mediate on Ukraine-Russia are important and closely coordinated with the US.DEFENCE/MILITARYRussia launched 70 missiles on targets in Ukraine on Saturday which was the largest daily amount since the war began, although reports added only 8 of the 70 missiles reached the target, according to Pravda with most shot down by Ukrainian defence.UK Ministry of Defence said Russia is maintaining a distant blockade of Ukraine's Black Sea coast and effectively isolating Ukraine from maritime trade, while it noted that Russian naval forces are continuing their sporadic missile strikes against targets throughout Ukraine. UK Defence Ministry also said Russia is stepping up attempts to encircle Ukrainian forces directly facing the separatist regions in the east, advancing from the direction of Kharkiv in the north and Mariupol in the south, according to Bloomberg.US is to provide an additional USD 100mln in civilian security assistance to Ukraine, according to the State Department.Ukraine's Deputy Defence Minister said that Russian forces are regrouping but not able to advance anywhere within Ukraine, via Reuters. Subsequently, reports suggest that Russia is attacking to the east and northwest of Kyiv, trying to take key roads and settlements, according to a war reporter based in UkraineENERGY/ECONOMIC SANCTIONSUS is to sanction companies providing technology for Russian military and intelligence services, according to a WSJ report late on Friday.Japanese Finance Minister Suzuki said the government cannot confiscate foreign central banks' reserves parked with the BoJ under current laws, while Chief Cabinet Secretary Matsuno said they will revise FX control laws swiftly to strengthen sanctions against Russia and hope to submit a bill at the current parliamentary session.Russian Kremlin says President Putin has instructed the CBR and Gazprom to use the RUB in gas sale transactions to unfriendly nations by March 31st, via AJA Breaking.OTHERIranian Foreign Minister said that France, Germany and UK agree on the text and that the US ‘accepts' it must address some remaining issues, while he also stated that a deal hinges on the US removing the IRGC from the terror list, according to Bloomberg. Furthermore, Iran's Foreign Minister said Tehran welcomes normalisation of ties with Saudi Arabia and is determined to expand cooperation with Syria, according to state TV.EU's Borrell said a nuclear agreement with Iran is very close.US Special Envoy for Iran Malley said he can't be confident that a deal is imminent and said they also thought they were close a few months ago.US Secretary of State Blinken said a return to the JCPOA is the best way to put Iran's nuclear program back in the box and that US commitment to the principle of Iran never acquiring a nuclear weapon is unwavering, while he added the US will continue to stand up to Iran if it threatens the US and its allies.Israeli PM Bennett said that he hopes the US will heed calls against the delisting of the IRGC from its terrorism blacklist, while Israel's Foreign Minister said Israel and the US will continue working together to prevent a nuclear Iran.Two police officers were killed and four people were injured during a shooting attack in Israel's Hadera, which ISIS claimed responsibility for.North Korean leader Kim said North Korea will keep developing formidable striking capabilities and their self-defence force cannot be bartered nor be bought according to KCNA, while it was separately reported that North Korea is to accelerate the restoration of its demolished nuclear test site, according to South Korea press.EUROPEAN TRADEEQUITIESEuropean bourses are firmer, extending on the pre-open futures performance, shrugging off a downbeat APAC handover amid COVID concerns.Sectors are primarily in the green though Tech and Energy names lag amid Apple and crude benchmark action, respectively.Stateside, futures are contained/marginally softer ahead of a quiet schedule and after a mixed close on Friday; NQ, -0.3%, modestly lags amid yield action.Apple (AAPL) intends to make ~20% less iPhone SE's next quarter than was originally planned, via Nikkei; reducing iPhone and AirPods output amid Ukraine war uncertainty. -1.8% in pre-marketTesla (TSLA) is to ask shareholders to vote on more shares for a stock split, according to Bloomberg. +3.6% in pre-marketClick here for more detail.FXBoJ intervenes to curb JGB yield but waves green light to further Yen weakness, USD/JPY breaches barriers from 123.50 all the way up through 125.00 before easing back.DXY tops 99.000 and mid-March high to expose Y-T-D peak as US Treasuries continue to sink and the curve flattens or inverts.Aussie maintains momentum on commodity related grounds, while Kiwi is hampered by less hawkish RBNZ outlook from Westpac; AUD/USD approaches 0.7550, NZD/USD hovers under 0.6950 and AUD/NZD tests 1.0850.Euro underpinned by EUR/JPY cross demand, EUR/USD recovers from sub-1.0950 to get close to 1.1000 at best.Loonie and Nokkie undermined by hefty retreat in WTI and Brent, USD/CAD circa 1.2485 and EUR/NOK around 9.4700.Franc softer after SNB President repeats that nominal value is not the same as real and inflation differentials are impacting moves, USD/CHF circa 0.9350 and EUR/CHF above 1.0250.SNB Chairman Jordan said Swiss inflation is high for Switzerland but low in international comparison, while they will make policy adjustments to keep inflation under control if needed and consider the inflation difference between Switzerland and other countries when deciding on currency interventions. SNB Chairman Jordan added that the nominal value of CHF is different to its real value and businesses can cope with a stronger nominal CHF due to higher inflation abroad. Furthermore, he added that CHF remains highly valued and that they are ready to intervene to prevent it from becoming too strong, while parity with EUR is symbolic but not economically important and they look at all currencies and inflation differences not just at the euro.Japanese Former currency diplomat Sakakibara (aka Mr Yen) says that the current weak JPY benefits the Japanese economy but further advances beyond 130 vs. the USD would cause issues, via Reuters.Click here for more detail.Notable FX Expiries, NY Cut:USD/CAD: 1.2545-55 (1.0BN), 1.2650 (336M)Click here for more detail.FIXED INCOMEBonds buckle again as the bear trend continuesCurves flatter or more inverted amidst a front-loaded and shorter-dated supply scheduleJGBs hold up a bit better as BoJ offers to buy unlimited amounts in defence of its YCT through to month/fy-endClick here for more detail.COMMODITIESWTI and Brent are clipped amid COVID measures from China and progress on the JCPOA; currently, off lows of USD 108.28/bbl and USD 115.32/bbl respectively.Saudi-led coalition said it began an operation to neutralise the targeting of oil facilities with the goal to protect global energy sources from hostile attacks and ensure supply chains, while it carried out airstrikes against sources of threats in Yemeni cities of Sanaa and Hodeidah, according to Al Arabiya.SGH Macro Advisers noted on Friday that Russia is in active talks with Asian partners about the possibility of sending further oil supplies to the Asian market, while SGH Macro understands that China will import at least 10mln tons of Russian oil on top of its original import plan for this year and Beijing sources said the price that Russia offered is equivalent to about USD 70/bbl which is to be settled directly in CNY and RUB.Qatar's Foreign Minister said the conflict in Ukraine and its geopolitical ramifications, is spurring some countries to explore new ways of pricing oil outside of the dollar, according to CNBC.UAE Energy Minister says everyone is saying to raise production, but financial institutions are hesitant to finance many oil/gas projects globally.US, UK and Japanese banks are considering jointly extending USD 1bln in loans to Kuwait Petroleum Corp to help in increasing oil production, according to Nikkei.Spot gold/silver are hampered amid broader price action and as other havens, particularly JPY and core-debt, experience marked weakness.Click here for more detail.NOTABLE EUROPEAN HEADLINESUK PM Johnson is expected to hold discussions with senior cabinet ministers this week regarding plans to address rising bills and bolster the country's energy security, according to The Observer.UK Chancellor Sunak is considering proposals for a new council tax rebate after his Spring statement failed to ease panic in Downing Street regarding the spiralling cost of living crisis, according to Sunday Times.German Chancellor Scholz said the ruling coalition has an agreement on debt brake and tax hikes, while he added that all parties will stick with them.ECB President Lagarde said euro area growth could be as low as 2.4% this year in a severe scenario due to the war and that inflation is expected to decrease and settle at levels around the 2% target in 2024 in all their scenarios, while she also commented that they stand ready to revise the schedule for net asset purchases in terms of size and duration.NOTABLE US HEADLINES:White House Principal Deputy Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre tested positive for COVID-19 and last saw President Biden in a socially-distanced meeting on Saturday, but added that the President is not considered a close contact.Click here for the US Early Morning NoteCRYPTOExxon is reportedly utilising excess natural gas to mine Bitcoin.Florida Governor DeSantis said the state should allow businesses to pay tax in crypto.UK is to disclose cryptocurrency regulations proposals in the coming weeks, according to CNBC.APAC TRADEEQUITIESAPAC stocks traded mostly lower with the region cautious heading into month-end and this week's various risk events, while higher yields and a lockdown in Shanghai contributed to the headwinds for risk sentiment.ASX 200 shrugged off weak business confidence and was kept afloat by strength in mining stocks and financials.Nikkei 225 is set to snap its 9-day win streak and tested the 28,000 level to the downside.Hang Seng and Shanghai Comp. were mixed with early weakness in the mainland amid a two-stage lockdown in Shanghai after asymptomatic cases in the city rose to a record high and with data also showing a slowdown in Industrial Profits for February YTD. However, the PBoC's liquidity boost eventually helped stem some of the losses in China, while the Hong Kong benchmark recovered into the green with advances led by Meituan Dianping and Sinopec post-earnings.NOTABLE APAC HEADLINESPBoC injected CNY 150bln via 7-day reverse repos with the rate at 2.10% for a CNY 120bln net injection.PBoC set USD/CNY mid-point at 6.3732 vs exp. 6.3719 (prev. 6.3739)Shanghai announced a four-day lockdown of its financial district and nine other areas, in which it is to lockdown each half of the city in turns for mass COVID testing beginning on Monday after the city reported a new record high of asymptomatic COVID-19 cases.US FCC designated China Telecom Corp and China Mobile International USA as a threat to national security.BoJ offered to buy an unlimited amount of 5yr-10yr JGBs at a fixed rate of 25bps although no one took up the central bank's offer for unlimited 5yr-10yr JGBs. BoJ said it made the offer in light of recent moves in long-term rates and that they need to guide 10yr yield around 0%, while it later announced a second similar operation.BoJ is to conduct bond buying operations for consecutive days; March 29th to 31st, to conduct unlimited fixed-rate purchase operations for 10yr JGBs at a yield of 0.25%.DATA RECAPChinese Industrial Profits YTD YY (Feb) 5.0% (Prev. 34.3%)Australian NAB Quarterly Business Confidence (Q1) 9 (Prev. 18, Rev. 14)

In today's edition of Cut to the Chase, Manpreet Gill takes a closer look at the EUR, why EUR/JPY may offer a good hedge against an escalation in risk aversion and why architecture buffs might want to take another look at the currency. Speaker:Manpreet Gill, Head of Fixed Income, Currency and Commodities (FICC) Investment Strategy, Standard Chartered BankFor more of our latest market insights, visit Market views on-the-go.

Disoccupazione, NFP e mercati finanziari.Come si comporterà il dato di dicembre?Spiegazione della composizione della disoccupazione con studio sul suo andamento naturale.00:00 Introduzione alla puntata di oggi 01:10 Ecco perché la Fed potrà essere più aggressiva 03:05 Cosa succede quando scende la disoccupazione 05:50 Cosa potrebbe succedere quando verranno alzati i tassi 08:55 la unemployment rate rispecchia correttamente la disoccupazione10:10 Come viene calcolata la disoccupazione 15:45 Cos'è il tasso naturale di disoccupazione   17:10 La differenza tra U.R/N.R.U 18:15 Come si crea lo spread tra unemployment e tasso naturale 19:38 La disoccupazione frizionale  20:40 In che situazione ci troviamo negli USA23:32 Passeggiata sui mercati americani 24:38 Analisi su Dollaro, Gold e petrolio 26:00 Analisi su Bitcoin 27:50 Passeggiata sui mercati europei 28:55 Q&A “ Testa e spalle rialzista su XOM ? 30:05 Q&A “ AT su USD/CAD “ 30:50 Q&A “ AT su EUR/JPY “ 35:10 Q&A “ AT su GBP/JPY “27:50 Saluti finali  

In this podcast, DJ Cheong talks about recent risk-on/risk-off dynamics and how that may affect currency markets. Traditional safe-haven currencies like the JPY and CHF have notched gains amid global growth fears, continued COVID-19 concerns and geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East. Pairs like EUR/JPY and AUD/JPY look interesting here and could offer investors a tactical opportunity to position for continued risk aversion in the days ahead.Speaker:DJ Cheong, Investment Strategist, Standard Chartered BankFor more of our latest market insights, visit Market views on-the-go.

HOW TO ENTER TRADES! LIVE TRADING EUR JPY!

WINNING FOREX TRADE BREAKDOWN! FOREX FOR BEGINNERS (EUR JPY 11-9-20)  

最近外汇市场中，欧元对美元走出了一波将近400点的上涨趋势。不仅欧元对美元，欧元对瑞郎以及日元对都在上涨。这背后反映了最近市场避险情绪大幅度下降，特别是EUR/JPY涨幅最大。 现在欧盟政府计划推出政府援助计划。欧盟执委会上周三公布了一项7,500亿欧元的计划，以支持遭受新冠危机重创的经济体。这一计划的资金分为两个部分5000亿的无偿拨款和2500亿欧元的贷款。资金从金融市场发债券筹集，并且8年后利用欧盟的预算偿还。

The three most popular cryptocurrencies-Bitcoin, Ethereum & Litecoin-have had a rough start this year. EllottWaveTV asked Michael Madden, one of our Currency Pro Service analysts, for his take on the recent volatility and how it translates into the world of traditional forex markets. In Part 2, reserved for subscribers, Michael gives you his latest thoughts on EUR/CHF, EUR/GBP & EUR/JPY. Learn about Currency Pro Service at bit.ly/etv020818

Craig Erlam, Senior Market Analyst at Oanda sees a potential for big losses in the EUR/GBP pair once the crucial support at 0.83 is breached. Erlam is bullish on Cable, but does not rule out a short-term pull back to 1.26 . Also discussed is the outlook for EUR/JPY. The segment is hosted by Tip TV Presenter Zak Mir and BGC Partners Strategist Mike Ingram. Listen to the full segment for more info on the large head and shoulders pattern on EUR/GBP. #forex, #currencies, #trading, #markets, #fundamentals, #macro, #technicals, #EUR/GBP, #EUR/JPY, #GBP/USD

Mike Ingram, Strategist at BGC Partners, talks about the new twist in the two-round election - Jean-Luc Melenchon, a far-left candidate who for most of the campaign has been dismissed as a distant no-hoper, but now has surged into the top four. Also discussed is - Barclays whistle blower scandal, Tesco results. Listen to the full segment to know- What the drop in the one-month 25 delta risk reversal in EUR/JPY means for the common currency and FX markets? The trade of the day - Sell Standard Chartered The Coe report - Technical view on S&P500, Crude Oil & Gold Broker Recommendations #France, #EUR, #EUR/USD, #EUR/JPY, #forex, #currencies, #trading, #elections, #macro, #fundamentals, #commodities, #currencies, #markets, #technicals, #UK, #US

There is widespread belief that Le Pen victory in French elections would be a third major shock to the financial markets after Brexit and Trump and big blow to Euro project. Which could be the worst performing Forex pair if Le Pen wins? Jeremy Stretch, Head of FX at CIBC, says Asian investors could dump Euro denominated assets following Le Pen’s victory in French election, thus leading to a sharp drop in EUR/JPY cross. Also discussed in this segment is - Cable’s range bound action and the potential for a break below 1.20 Is Sterling a mini-USD? Is it tied to US dollar/interchangeable? #GBP/USD, #Cable, #forex, #currencies, #trading, #markets, #fundamentals, #USD, #LePen, #EUR/JPY, #politics

Richard Perry from Hantec Markets says Euro is in the driver’s seat as far as the Forex markets are concerned and looks bearish given the political uncertainty in France. Perry talks technical patterns/set up on EUR/USD, EUR/JPY and EUR/GBP chart. Find out if EUR/GBP is set to break below the head and shoulder neckline levels in the near future. #EUR, #EUR/USD, #EUR/JPY, #EUR/GBP, #forex, #currencies, #trading, #markets, #technicals, #macro, #politics, #France

Neal Kimberley, Currency Analyst for ActivTrades says there are more reasons to sell the Euro than buy Euro, but adds that exporter demand is seen in EUR/USD in the range of 1.0450-1.05. The steady drop in the EUR/USD is not a strong dollar story, but is a weak EUR story, which is evident from the weakness in the EUR crosses, most notably in EUR/GBP, EUR/JPY. Kimberley says, “Farther we (UK) get from Europe (Brexit), the stronger would be the appeal of Pound as a reserve currency”. Listen to the full segment as Kimberley offers insights into the central bank activity, exporter/importer activity in the FX markets, coupled with fundamental and technical pointers. #EUR/USD, #EUR/GBP, #EUR/JPY, #EUR/CHF, #forex, #currencies, #trading, #GBP/USD, #trading, #reservecurrency, #markets

In an interview with Tip TV, Rajan Dhall, Technical Analyst at Ransquawk presents the outlook for major markets - FTSE 100, S&P 500, EUR/USD, USD/JPY, German Bunds and GBP/USD. Dhall takes note of key technical patterns and details important levels. #FTSE 100, #S&P 500, #EUR/USD, #USD/JPY, #Bunds, #GBP/USD, #forex, #currencies, #trading, #technicals, #fundamentals, #macro, #markets, #indices, #equities

Is gold poised to break above the recent high of $1220 and extend January's stellar bull-run? Is the ‘grossly undervalued' EUR/USD set to break above 1.08? Craig Erlam, Senior Market Analyst at Oanda joins us to address the above. Erlam also details his trade of the day - Bullish on EUR/JPY #Gold, #EUR/USD, #EUR/JPY, #commodities, #preciousmetals, #forex, #currencies, #trading, #technicals, #macro, #fundamentals

Podcast:In this video:00:30 Don't trade around holidays01:24 The Live Trading Room Webinar Results02:42 Watching the Yen03:35 Do you really want to work till you die?Hi! Another fantastic week of trades! So let’s get into it.Hi, Andrew Mitchem here, the Forex Trading Coach. And as I mentioned, I had a really good week of trades. Cautious Earlier in the WeekI didn’t trade Monday because of the Holiday and Tuesday because I needed to see where the market was going as it started the new week. But Wednesday, I made just over a one percent profit, and yesterday, Thursday, I made a half a percent gain on my account. Now those were all on four hour chart trades and risking only one eighth of one percent per trade, so it’s0.125% risk per trade, really small amounts. Keeping Easter in Mind…Now I tried a slightly less risk per trade this week because of the shorter week after Easter, but still up until today up +1.5% so really pleased with that. What happened on the Live Trading Room Webinar?And yesterday I held a live two hour training room webinar, where we trade live, and it’s for my clients, and we trade live on a real live account in front of everybody to see. And we took three trades live during that two hour session and two of them were on the one hour charts and one was on the four hour charts. We also had a few traders who were on live also that had some trades open and they all ended up closing in profit while we were on the webinar live, so it’s always really good to see that. Now, these webinars are a fantastic place to learn. Because we’re training live in real time, there’s nothing hidden, there’s no trickery. It’s all live from the right hand side of the chart trading in real time. And, that’s why my clients benefit so much from attending those webinars. Of course, the market when it’s quiet, we have questions and answers, and I also spend quite a bit of time looking at trades that I'd taken on Wednesday and Thursday on the four hour charts. And, that’s where I had that one and a half percent profit from. Now, today it’s Friday. Non-farm payrolls get announced at 8:30am EST New York Friday, so I’m always cautious around that time. Look to close out your shorter time-frame chart, so anything really from about a four hour chart or an hour chart and below. Possibly daily charts, weekly charts, those trades that have bigger stop losses. You could look at taking them through that Non Farm Payroll time, but just be careful, if they are in fairly good profit I’d be tempted to close them out before the announcement because really it’s sort of -you’re a bit uncertain when that announcement comes out you could get large spreads and big spikes in one direction or another, so it’s safer to be out of the trades before that announcement. Strength in the Euro this weekElsewhere we’ve seen a lot of strength over the last day or so in the Euro, and quite surprising really but the Euro has sort of pulled back and we’ve had some weakness in the US and a lot of weakness in the Japanese Yen especially yesterday with the Bank of Japan announcement. For example, the GBP/JPY went up around six hundred and thirty pips I think it was yesterday, just massive, massive increases and so huge weakness in the Japanese Yen.Watching the Yen…So, what I’ve been doing that if I was looking at trades on the Yen, I obviously be preferring to take long trades against the yen, so yen weakness, but what I’d like to do is see first of all the pullback, so for instance the EUR/JPY, CAD/JPY, whatever it is you’re trading against the yen, look obviously for the good, strong bullish candle patterns, but first of all wait to see a pullback or retracement and then a opportunity to go long again. That would be my best advice for trading those Japanese yen pairs right no...

Podcast:In this video:00:28 Had an amazing trade on the EUR/JPY01:11 The beauty of looking for the good risk to reward trades02:55 The superannuation scheme with 3 or 4% annual return04:03 Close all Trades before Easter04:23 No Trades until Wednesday Hi it’s Andrew Mitchem here the Forex Trading Coach.Today is Thursday, the 28th of March.It's been another really good week on the trades. Had a lot better week than we had last week.Remember last week I was saying that things were just very choppy and it was really hard to take good trades. Whereas this week we’ve seen some really good clear price action. And that's certainly helped with some picking the strengths and weaknesses and also the trades that are take on the daily and the four hourly and the one hourly charts.8:1 Reward:Risk Trade on the EUR/JPYIn fact this time yesterday I had an amazing trade on the EUR/JPY. I was taking a short position based on the four hourly charts. I had an incredible eight to one risk to reward out of that trade.So that means that my reward, my profit is eight times the size of my risk on the trade.So for example if I was risking let's say $100 on that trade – I made an $800 profit.The Beauty of Looking for the Good Risk to Reward TradesSo you can see when you start having risk to rewards like that and bear in mind that they don't happen like that all the time but when you get really high risk to reward like that, it means that if you have a couple losing trades prior, you know that this gets completely wipe up by the benefits of having these hugely successful trades.And that’s the beauty of looking for the good risk to reward trades. So that was the EUR/JPY of four hourly chart.Also had a USD/CAD trade at the same time and a few hours prior, I had a short position on the EUR/CHF  also on the four hourly charts – and all three of them made really good money.So that’s a really successful time and also means that by trading the four hourly charts you don’t need to be watching the charts all day long and it means you can plan around your trading and have a life outside of trading.That leads me on to something else I want to talk about.The Superannuation Scheme with a 3 or 4% ReturnHere in New Zealand the one of the local banks – they’re running an Ad and it's quiet a funny Ad actually – it’s called the song in the background saying, “I want to work to to I die.”  And it keeps going on about how people you know working longer and longer. It's basically saying that if you want to keep a reasonable lifestyle paying your mortgage you've  just got to keep to working and working ‘till the day you dropped dead.And there's a funny line within the song of this person who’s singing – he’s eighty three years old and they’re getting instructions from a twenty year old at work and saying, “ Well we’ve got to keep working to I die because I have no other source of income”.And there’s a quiet an important message there because what the Ads actually advertising is a superannuation or like a pension type of funds saying, “Well hope you’ve got your pension sorted because if you haven’t, you’re going to be working to your eighties and die.Now that’s a good thing to be advertising because it makes people of course aware of.“I don’t want to be working ‘till I'm eighty and I die.”“I want to you know have a good lifestyle when I’m young and fit and active as well as when I’m older and retired.”But the interesting thing is that the Ad is actually advertising the superannuation scheme which has around about a sort of 3 or 4% annual return.And I’m thinking well, yeah the motto and the theme is excellent but really I want to be making that like in a month, 4% per month sometimes in a week.

Podcast:In this video:00:25                      Euro/Yen hits the level that’s not being seen since April 201001:04                      Importance of computer backups01:51                      Took a buy trade on the USD/CAD02:09                      Risking a half of 0.5% with a +2% return – absolutely huge02:17                      Took a buy trade on the GBP/CHF02:29                      Trade no risk whatsoever heading into the weekend Hi traders, Andrew Mitchem here the Forex Trading Coach.Today is Saturday the 9th of February.I’m here on the beautiful island of Waiheke again. If you’ve not being here when you come to New Zealand – definitely get out over here – its well worth it.EUR/JPY hits a level that’s not being seen since April 2010Well this week, we’ve seen towards the end of the week, the Euro has been falling back, its been retracing. You may have noticed especially on a lot of the Yen pairs that historical highs have been hit. And for instance the Euro/Yen, it hits a level that’s not being seen since April 2010. And as we'd expect with such a strong resistance level, we formed a double top and the EUR/JPY’s pull back also so has the EUR/USD and even the EUR/GBP.So whether we see that continuing to next week not sure yet, we need to see some candle patters next week on Monday onwards to see if the Euro bullish trends are  going to continue or if the more recent retracement is going to continue.At this stage I’m out of the market so I’m just undecided right now. A Trading Tip for You – Backing Up Your InformationOne thing I wanted to mention was to do woith computer backups. We talked about this on my last webinar. It’s really important just to consider a backup if you lose all of your information on your computer or an internet connection.Make sure you’ve got a backup laptop or make sure you have your account on a VPS server.Make sure you've got your broker’s contact details with you.In case you have an internet connection problem, have an iPhone hotspot backup. And always make sure that if you have a laptop or VPS you actually have all your trading software and your account pre loaded so you’re not there trying to download information when the worst should happen.It’s one thing that we’ve talked about on the webinar. It’s just important to consider that – always have a backup.2 good trades on Friday Trading wise, I actually took my trades coming over here into the island on a ferry yesterday and again the beauty of an iPhone as a hotspot and a laptop, you can trade from anywhere.I took a buy trade on the USD/CAD yesterday and I suggested that to my clients.Woke up this morning and worked absolutely beautifully. The retracement trade was a 2.5 risk to reward trade and the market order trade was a massive 4 to 1 risk reward.Meaning: If I was risking a half of +1% on that trade (0.5%)  that was a +2% return – so absolutely huge.I also took a buy trade on the GBP/CHF. It didn’t quite reach full profit but this morning just before the market closed I exited that position manually and a one to one risk reward.So out of the trade no risk whatsoever heading into the weekend and any potential market gaps next week.So that’s all I wanted to talk about for now.I’m off to enjoy the island I look forward to talking to you this time next week. 

Podcast:In this video:00:29               Had massive strength continue in the Euro once again01:14                Seeing some strength on the CAD/JPY01:25                US employment data coming up at 8:30 on Friday – American time02:06               CAD/JPY on a buy trade looking to continue upwards02:13                Up about +1.3% earlier in the week02:25                Had some fantastic feedback regarding the free training webinars03:36                Annual return from trading just ten minutes once per dayHow much would you like to earn this year from trading for just 10 minutes per day?Hi traders Andrew Mitchem here the Forex Trading Coach. Welcome along to another weekly video.The EUR Strength continuesWell everything that I said last week has come through.  Remember last week I was talking about the Euro strength: will continue? I said probably it was going to. And of course this week we’ve had massive strength continue in the Euro once again. And I also said about the weakness in the JPY and that’s continued again this week with all currencies heading upwards against the Yen. So we’ve had the EUR/JPY, the GBP/JPY, AUD/JPY, NZD/JYP, CAD/JPY, the CHF/JPY and USD/JPY – all of them have increased against the JPY.  So huge weakness there, and remember I said that on last week’s video.A weak AUD$I also mentioned at the end of last week’s video that the Australian Dollar was looking weak and you'd have noticed that has come through as well this week with AUD$ being fairly week.  Interesting that the NZD$ has been relatively strong and today I’ve also taken a buy trade on the CAD/JPY so I can see some strength in the CAD/JPY today. And that’s open behind me right here going very nicely at this stage.US Non Farm Payroll's today Remember also today is the Non-Farm Payrolls. So that’s the US employment data coming up at 8:30 on Friday – American time.  So for those of us this side of the world, that’s around 2:30 in the morning in New Zealand.  So 8:30am US time American time in New York – Non-Farm Payroll.Close out your open tradesSo at that stage, make sure that you close out any shorter time frame trades before that news announcement.  With the longer time frame charts like the daily chart, say if you have weekly trades open, you could probably keep those open going through the announcement but anything from let’s say a four hour chart and lower, definitely close that before the employment data comes out.Buying CAD/JPY todayI’ve taken just the one trade today. Like I mentioned, the CAD/JPY on a buy trade looking for that to continue upwards.This week's profitI was up about +1.3% earlier in the week on my account for this week. Just come back slightly I had a few losing trades yesterday but still it should end up being a good week overall.Free Forex Trading Webinar – registerHad some fantastic feedback from people regarding the free training webinars that I offer. So if you haven’t seen that yet, make sure you sign up to that on the website here and for those of you who do attend that I’ve got a really special offer near the end of the one hour presentation. So make sure you jump on those free training webinars. I’m holding them twice a week. So regardless on where you live in the world there’s one that you can watch. A Question for YouAnd then lastly, just wanted to talk about, yeah the poll I was going to ask. I was going to get a poll out to people  but I thought I’d ask you on this video instead.“How much would you be happy making in one year with really low risk by trading  just ten minutes once a day?” If you’ve got a figure in mind and make it a sensible figure that you’d be genuinely happy with.  Email it through to me if you could.

Podcast:In this video:00:35 Saw renewed strength in the Japanese Yen earlier in the week01:50 Euro strength continuing probably into next week02:02 Holding a live web trading webinar every two weeks02:14 Taking a short position on the Australian Dollar/New Zealand Dollar02:36 Positive feedback on the website’s new professional look03:15 Good introduction to Forex Trading tips04:36 Sign up for the lot size calculatorHi Traders, Andrew Mitchem here, the Forex Trading Coach.Today is Friday, the 25th of January – it's nearly the end of the first month of the year already – Can you believe it!?Well, it’s been a fairly quiet week in terms of the couple first few days of the week. Fairly quiet but then as we’ve developed into the week things are really starting to move again. Earlier in the week we saw renewed strength in the Japanese Yen and I said at that time to my clients, “Look just be really careful with this.”I actually did take the trade where I was short in the Euro/Yen looking for a pull back. But I mentioned all along throughout the week up until Wednesday: Just be really careful because we are trading against the major trend which has been Japanese weakness. And so we did fairly well out with the trade. It didn't hit full profit and then there was an obvious reversal bar looking for the price in the Yen to weaken the Euro/Yen almost everything against the Yen to push back up again.And that’s what we’re seeing now at the end of the week.So today being Friday, I’ve gone long on the EUR/JPY, the CHF/Yen, the CAD/JPY and looking for that JPY weakness to continue. And right now with the trades behind me, when I just looked, they we’re going ready well.So that’s great!Euro Forex FocusAnd the Euro, although its been fairly quiet throughout a lot of the week, it’s now showing a lot of strength heading into the last day of the week. And I would anticipate at this stage unless anything dramatic happens later today in the European and then US session, I would anticipate that the Euro strength continuing probably into next week. Australian Dollar Forex Focus and WeaknessAnd also I’m looking for Australian Dollar weakness today. I mentioned the Australian Dollar weakness in last night’s client’s webinar. So every two weeks I hold a live trading room webinar with my clients and we were looking at opportunities to go short in the Australian Dollar. And there were few days showing and clients did take some of those.I did take a short position on the Australian Dollar/New Zealand Dollar on the one hour chart and it worked absolutely perfectly. Just took me out this morning my time when I woke up and hit full profit so I was really pleased to get that one.Thanks for the new Forex Website FeedbackElsewhere, also you'll see that my website has been changed right now, really positive feedback of that people loving the new look, new fresh of professional look of the website. So thank you for your comments over that one.Weekly Training Webinars Now AvailableAnd if you haven't already done so and you’re not currently a client and you are relatively new to trading, make sure that you sign up for one of my free webinars. You can just sign up these two sessions every week. It lasts about an hour and you can choose either a twelve hour split so you can trade something that’s going to suit you regardless the way you live in the world.So you can see those on my website. Sign up for them. They’re free and they last like I said about an hour. Really good tips in there – some really good introduction to Forex Trading tips that you can learn and benefit from.Not Got The Forex Trading Coach Lot Size Calculator – Why Not?Also just to let you know on this site,

Today we are cautious of a reversal towards a weaker US dollar short term. Unless we get some accelation of a stronger USD move this morning, we may have to consider the moves ended on Feb 13th complete or at least entering into a more complex correction. In either case a weaker US dollar would be in play. The EUR, GBP, and CHF all count better as 3 wave moves from the Feb 13 bottom than 5 wave moves, which would tend to indicate a correction. The EUR currently trades at 1.1853. The GBP currently trades at 1.7332. The CHF currently trades at 1.3143. The JPY pulled back yesterday a bit below where we expected, which stopped me out of the currency a few pips above the low. On approach I was very patient so I had a very low risk entry, which allowed me to get back in and recover my loss, but I missed a large part of the move. I hope some of you were able to grab the entire move. The USD/JPY is in the same position as the rest of the currencies, unless we get some acceleration towards a stronger USD, the USD/JPY would likely move lower. Although some of the crosses EUR/JPY and GBP/JPY may see some strength which may make the move of the USD/JPY less in sync with the others. The JPY currently trades at 118.05 We were able to grab a trade down on the USD/CAD overnight using a stop just above the 1.1610 high, and a 100 pip target. A weaker USD should help this trade. The CAD currently trades at 1.1588. Forex Currency trading is very risky, please read the disclaimer on our web site. Visit us on the web at www.elliottexchange.com or at forex.podomatic.com. Good Luck and Good Trading