In this episode, Charles helps a client create their trading strategy.
The "Dynamic Momentum Breakout" strategy is all about helping traders find high-probability entry points in the market.
It focuses on identifying shifts in momentum and breakout opportunities, giving traders the confidence to enter positions.
A Week of Varied Performance for the US Dollar, British Pound Records Weakest Performance at -1.2%
Over the past week, the currency markets have been quite interesting, with the US Dollar playing a leading role. In particular, the NZDUSD pair gained 1%, while the US Dollar showed strength against various other currencies. The British Pound, in contrast, had a tough time, weakening by 1.2%.
What were the contributing factors behind the 1% gain in NZDUSD and the concurrent 1.2% loss in GBPUSD?
In this episode, Charles builds and tests a Daily Pin Bar formation, which formed most recently on the Daily Gold Chart
Will the FED Spring a Surprise with Interest Rates?
The S&P 500 has risen by 17.3% this year due to hopes of improving inflation trends. However, in recent weeks, some concerning signs have emerged, suggesting that the Federal Reserve's efforts to control inflation might be negatively affecting the economy.
Are there any hints or signals suggesting the FED could take an unconventional approach this time?
In this episode, Charles creates a Gravestone Doji Candlestick Pattern which can help pinpoint interesting times in the markets.
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US Dollar Gains momentum combined with Yen Weakness
The US Dollar is currently benefiting from the Yen's weakened position, which is proving to be a crucial factor in helping it overcome its yearly resistance levels. This currency dynamic reflects a significant shift in the financial landscape, as the US Dollar gains strength in the face of challenging resistance.
What factors are contributing to the weakening of the Japanese Yen, and how does it affect currency markets?
In this episode, Nathan looks look at a strategy that was sent through by one of our newer clients. He's been working through the Trader Development programs, has got some algos running in demo and now wants to tackle building his own model.
Our In-house Systems Building Workshops are back in 2023! Last Saturday, we hosted our In-house Systems Building Workshop at our head office. In this workshop, traders learned how to build their…
After mixed jobs report data, US Dollar ends the week strong.
The US Dollar has been exhibiting remarkable strength lately, even in the face of mixed job reports data, prompting questions about its underlying drivers and potential consequences for the financial markets.
Despite mixed job reports, the US Dollar is on the rise. What does this mean for the overall economy?
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