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thread: EUR/CHF

  1. #21
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    I place a buy limit at 1.155

  2. #22

    Progonosis 4 months ago and reality



    Hello Beloved traders,


    On the 23rd of January 2018 I published in this Cube (Article 14587) the following Article:


    https://www.cliqforex.com/trading-sy...ying-dips.html



    For Several Years now I'm only following the POC principle.

    The Crucial Equilibrium

    1. The price is decided by demand and supply in every market.
    2. Any influence on the price is going to be returned from the price
    3. Before the price moves up or down, a balance between demand and supply creates a balance.
    4. If this balance is upset, the price moves in the direction of distribution or in the direction of need.
    5. The price moves so long as supply or demand until there's a balance again. The entire thing starts from the beginning.
    Most candles are where there's a balance. We don't want to trade there, once the price is not moving very much. So we must act whenever there's no balance.


    On 15.01.2015 there was the franc shock


    Let us Look at what happened to the USDCHF.



    The price slipped from 1.018 in seconds to 0.855 (1.600 pip). But already after 49 times the course came back into the POC zone. What happened? The price went down about 1,000 pip for another 50 days.


    Let us look at the EURCHF


    The price dropped over seconds from 1.20 to 0.97. (2,200 pip)



    The course has still not made it into the POC zone following 940 days. Today we're nearing a critical phase. I believe we'll reach the zone comparatively fast. And then?

    Today I recommend you to see this zone because you go into the course. As it sounds, the zone could push the course and provide us a few good shorts.



    Now let us look at the results 4 months later.



    From the daily chart large overview the outcome looks so far as follows.



    From the daily chart little summary, the course is better to see the end of 16 pip has been a little risk in terms of potential prospect. So far you could win 270 pip with this info. Like I find an intriguing opportunity risk ratio.

    How could I understand that 4 months ago?
    I could not understand that, but on account of the supply and need I've been working for over a decade, the suspect was obvious.
    I do not want to express I was correct, but that you should deal with the subject of demand and supply. This advice helps every trader to significantly enhance his performance. The principle of supply and demand applies in all currency pairs and can be applied easily.


    I wish all traders a nice weekend and a lot of achievement

    best regards

  3. #23
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    Rather Interesting.

  4. #24
    Junior Member yuste07's Avatar
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  5. #25
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    Seems like There'll be a correction from current levels I Offered from 1.186 target 1.18, 1.17 stop 1.19
    Neglect, 1.20 is probably the next target

  6. #26
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    Looks like there'll be a correction in current levels

    I offered from 1.186

    goal 1.18, 1.17

    stop 1.19

  7. #27
    Since February the franc has weakened against the euro whereas the yen has trended stronger against USD. One reason of course is that as a consequence of political risks in the euro zone being priced out, the franc is less in demand as a regional safe harbor. Against the history of US battles with North Korea, China and Russia the yen has been purchased as a consequence of regional and international risks, however. In my opinion this gives rise to some other central question though: are we seeing the large come back of the yield differentials again? During the years of interest rates in the industrialised countries yield differentials played a subordinate role for the FX market when valuing currency pairs. But now the span of expansionary monetary policy is coming to a end and normalisation has begun. Yield differentials will expand for the foreseeable future and will progressively become a more significant motive for or against a currency. At -0.75% the important rate in Switzerland is currently well below that from the euro zone and Japan. But above all of the SNB hasn't given the tiniest indiion of it even considering an end for its expansionary monetary policy, whereas the exit has been debated at the euro zone and in Japan, that has already led to rate increase expectations. That means monetary policy seems to be a debate against the franc compared with the euro. In particular while the market continues to react to positive news in the euro zone and positive comments from inside the ECB by buying the euro.

  8. #28
    Junior Member LuChwznO's Avatar
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    time to go long eurchf now at 1.1554 and more at 1.1525 Picture
    after month check where's eurchf lt;3
    time to close this Transaction Because its Source zone

  9. #29
    My Opinion of EURCHF.

  10. #30
    Credit Suisse: 1.20 remains a point of fascination for the EURCHF

    The euro, paired with the Swiss franc, ended Tuesday with a decline, but Credit Suisse notes that the events of the past two days have affirmed the potency of their bulls, and so are waiting for the development of an up trend in the near future.

    Bank egists draw attention to how EURCHF formed a closing above 1.1742/50, now attempts to return lower draw interest to the buy, and the focus was shifted to the January highs near 1.1832. Generally, the character of the technical picture on longer-term charts indies that the pair is about how to 1.20, though Credit Suisse is warned that this resistance to the bulls will be difficult to overcome. The bank believes that important for the bulls is support in the region of 1.1677/73, and the pair needs to remain higher to prevent forming the very top.

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