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GlobalPrime commented Oct 22, 2018In today's market structure video analysis we briefly touched on projection targets as well. As per cycles, we've spotted fresh new opportunities to play long the US Dollar on the creation of new hourly cycles. Long bias on JPY crosses on weekly ...
Understanding the Magic of the 100% Fibonacci Projection
- Submitted Oct 22, 2018|From medium.com|10 comments
Would you like to trade with better precision and understand what are the areas in the chart where the smart money tends to take profits? What if you could utilize a fairly straightforward technical concept to help you be much more accurate in the ...
- GlobalPrime commented Oct 16, 2018
We just published an exercise on EUR/USD hourly chart where we compare smart vs false accelerations. Hopefully, it can help to clarify some of the points touched on the article. url
Why Is Tick Volume In Spot Forex Important To Monitor?
- Submitted Oct 16, 2018|From medium.com|2 comments
There is no denying that large parts of the retail trading community have been excessively focused on the analysis of price action. Traders have disregarded the usefulness of combining price action techniques with volume studies. If you are one of ...
- GlobalPrime commented Oct 10, 2018
Since some traders reached out to us interested in a practical exercise, we've also created a video. Our Head of Market Research walks you through how to read market structure, taking as example EUR/USD hourly chart, analyzing the different market ...
How To Read Market Structures In Forex
- GlobalPrime commented Oct 9, 2018
We took the time to work out the latest market structures in EUR/USD, based on the principles taught in the tutorial. We hope you find value. Notice the fib projection levels reached post range breakouts? Notice the potential opportunities to engage ...
How To Read Market Structures In Forex
- Submitted Oct 9, 2018|From medium.com|7 comments
Trading successfully in the forex market is a skill-oriented endeavor, and among the key elements that as a trader you must absolutely possess is the art of picking low-risk entries. To accurately pick these pristine areas of interest, you must ...
- GlobalPrime commented Oct 3, 2018
Since the exercise was presented, there would have been one more entry respecting the rules laid out. It's subject to one's inclination for a sufficiently appealing risk-reward when to take profits but this last trade would have certainly provided a ...
How To Trade Off Liquidity Levels Post A Structure Breakout
- Submitted Oct 3, 2018|From medium.com|2 comments
If you are a discretionary trader, this article will hopefully enhance your understanding of the locations to consider key areas in a chart where opportunities may arise. They go by the name “liquidity levels”. Understanding how to trade off these ...
- Submitted Sep 24, 2018|From globalprime.com.au|9 comments
The British Pound was by a country mile the worst performing currency on Friday, as the prospects of a hard Brexit just went up a few notches if one considers the latest events. Not only we have the realization of the EU vs UK Brexit talks in ...
- Submitted Sep 19, 2018|From globalprime.com.au
The Aussie ends as the top performer, with a combination of factors at play. Firstly, a diversification of capital flows away from European-centric currencies due to renewed mounting Brexit tensions; next, a rather sanguine research paper published ...
- Submitted Sep 18, 2018|From medium.com
In this tutorial, I will explore the different risk profiles that can be at play in the forex market. If you trade risk-sensitive currencies such as the Japanese yen or the Swiss franc, what I am about to explain should be at the very top of your ...
- Submitted Sep 16, 2018|From globalprime.com.au
Risk conditions have deteriorated after the latest reports by Bloomberg/WSJ indicate US President Trump is set to go ahead imposing tariffs on $200b worth of Chinese goods. The decision may come as soon as this Monday, according to sources familiar ...
- Submitted Sep 10, 2018|From globalprime.com.au
In the following article, based on the Commitments of Traders report, I deconstruct last week’s change in futures and options positioning. Note, notwithstanding the insights one can obtain in the data from Aug 29th to Sept 4th, in this week’s ...
- Submitted Sep 9, 2018|From globalprime.com.au|1 comment
The USD received a double boost on Friday and looks well positioned to see follow-through strength this week. Firstly, one catalyst of its own merit as the US NFP surprised higher, especially the wage growth component, which came at 2.9% y/y, ...
- Submitted Aug 27, 2018|From globalprime.com.au
In the currency universe, a constellation of risk-friendly stars all aligning in the same direction (we’ll call it the trifecta effect) led to some significant directional moves even as London took the day off. The follow-through dumping of US ...
- Submitted Aug 21, 2018|From globalprime.com.au
The story of the week, so far, continues to be the persistent selling of US Dollar, as the risk sentiment goes from mid into high gear, as reflected by the performance of the S&P 500, marching to the beat of its own drum and revisiting ...
- Submitted Aug 21, 2018|From globalprime.com.au
Monday leaves behind different market dynamics than the ones we’ve been used to in recent times with moves entirely dominated by broad-based US Dollar, driven by a double whammy of Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank President Raphael Bostic not sounding ...
- Submitted Aug 16, 2018|From globalprime.com.au
Ever since the news of a Chinese delegation heading back to Washington on Aug 21-22 for renewed trade talks broke out during Thursday’s Asian session, fresh bouts of ‘risk appetite’ made its way back to the FX market. By NY 5pm, the Oceanic ...
- Submitted Aug 15, 2018|From globalprime.com.au|1 comment
First off, as a reminder, from a 3d return perspective on a 3m correlation, the Euro/US Dollar exchange rate continues to be strongly correlated to the differential in yield spreads between Germany and the US, less so against the Italian bond ...