Just when it started to look like Silver had taken up some trending-market characteristics after a month-long consolidation, it turned out XAG/USD needed another correction inside the bounds of a symmetrical triangle. While an uptrend should extend after the pattern is broke, the pair will have give more credible signals that an upside breakout to really point to a
GBP/CHF consolidated the uptrend in a symmetrical triangle, breaking it to the upside as predicted. The pair has currently been stalled by the daily R1 at 1.2982, which has led to a few red candles. Along with breaking the pattern, the pair pushed through a red Ichimoku cloud, setting immediate resistance at 1.2854. If the rate breaks above 1.2982, which
After setting a two week high at 1.0095, AUD/CAD sipped slowly and entered a consolidation phase inside of a symmetrical triangle. The pair has just broken the bottom trend-line of the triangle at 0.9891 and has extended a steep dive, which could require a consolidation. We will look for a retracement around 0.9893 which could be stalled by 0.9884 before
A high volatility consolidation led NZD/CAD to enter a rectangle from the upside. The pair has set resistance at 0.9505 and a ground at 0.9408, which it is likely to re-test on the current wave south. The rate is now struggling with the 100 and 55-period SMA confluence, strengthened by an Ichimoku cloud, which could make the dive flattish. In
EUR/GBP proved the downtrend unsustainable, exiting the falling wedge it had followed for two weeks to the upside. The pair has elevated above a red Ichimoku cloud and now faces resistance at 0.8443 and 0.8451/52 with more risk at 0.8467. The current dive cap lies at 0.8579 and it could come into play if the rate manages to climb as
Following a 5% loss in value, AUD/USD could be attempting a reversal with a double bottom formation. The pair will have to test 1.0073, the neckline, in order to give some more conclusive signals. The area is strengthened by the weekly R1 and Monthly Pivot Point and will require some decent momentum to get through the tough 0.9957/74 area
Following a break below the bottom trend-line of the year-long channel up pattern, NZD/USD retraced from the broken level to potentially extend the slip into more negative territory, and the 200-day SMA at 0.7053 could serve as the immediate ground, opening up 0.6927/6903 for tests if broken. The May low at 0.6694 could provide some decent demand pressures or even
CAD/JPY failed to break any patterns amid rising market uncertainty, steadily maintaining its track inside the channel up pattern. The pair is moving towards the upper trend-line of the pattern around 86.98 with some supply pressures around 86.11 bound to put up a battle on the way. Any potential losses are likely to be cut by 84.89/74, while April highs
CAD/CHF built up some bearish potential in a rising wedge pattern, adding an alternative trend-line in the last three sessions and breaking it on Monday morning. The pair is now on its way to the original bottom trend-line around 0.7589 and is likely to experience some hitches around 0.7597/94. The gloomy outlook is mainly dictated by the Italian referendum vote,
The Hong Kong Dollar continues to surge against the Japanese Yen in the already reviewed ascending channel pattern. The currency exchange rate bounced in limbo around the 50.00% Fibonacci retracement level before it finally broke it and surged on November 30. The pair is once more analyzed, as it has clearly revealed and once more reached the lower trend line
Silver is an interesting case due to the fact that the metal recently reached a long term descending channel's lower trend line and rebounded. As a result an ascending channel pattern is forming. Moreover, the commodity price is affected by the Fibonacci retracement levels, which connect December 2015 low level with 2016 August high levels. Most recently the metal's price
The Japanese Yen outperformed the Swiss Franc inside of a channel up pattern, as attempts to distance from the July low area became successful. The pair has not showed a reading as high since May, and makes up the sixth consecutive green candle on the weekly chart. While the general outlook remains bullish, we look for a test of the
After repeatedly attempting 0.7253, the September high, NZD/CHF took a dive inside of a channel down pattern – just to break it on Friday. The pair is currently testing the tough 0.7171/74 area, and could elevate to 0.7180 in case tests are successful. The consolidation phase should end soon, as the rate is already approaching levels of significance, even on
The Pound recently once more confirmed an upper trend line of an ascending channel pattern against the Swiss Franc. Moreover, the currency exchange rate broke the resistance put up by the 23.60% Fibonacci retracement level of the upper and lower levels of the rate on January 15 2015. On a larger scale the currency exchange rate is surging in the
The US Dollar is depreciating against the Norwegian Krona in a descending channel pattern, as the currency exchange rate recently encountered the resistance of a larger scale pattern. The larger scale pattern is an ascending channel, which has been in force only since September. The rate is more controlled by the Fibonacci retracement levels, which are measured by connecting the
EUR/JPY steepened the monthly surge inside of an ascending channel pattern. Currently floating just above the recently established support at 120.96, the rate is likely to bounce and move on to levels above, namely the upper trend-line around 122.06. After the pair manages to exit the tight trading range bound by 120.96 and 121.06, the intra-pattern surge could have some
CAD/CHF calmed the uptrend by entering a rising wedge which should lead to a bearish reversal in the nearest future. The pair has now landed on the Daily Pivot Point and 20-hour SMA which could lead to a test of the bottom trend-line at 0.7576, strengthened by a cloud support. A break below the area would require some decent bearish
The South African Rand is surging against the Japanese Yen in a short term ascending channel pattern. This short term patter, like many rates in the recent weeks, has broken through the upper trend line of the previous, large scale patter. In the case of the ZAR/JPY pair the larger pattern is an rising wedge, the upper trend line of
The Singapore Dollar surges against the Japanese Yen in an ascending channel pattern. Moreover, the new medium term pattern was strong enough to already break through the upper trend lines of the two larger descending channel patterns, which have dominated the currency exchange rate for more than a year. After a closer examination it was revealed that the rate is
USD/HKD remains inside of a widely ranging market with support at 7.7536 and resistance of 7.7602 and has recently lost some volatility to form a symmetrical triangle pattern. The lack of trend comes as no surprise due to the peg between both currencies, but potential for small-scale fluctuations still remains. We look for a continuation of the initiated southward movement
EUR/NZD stuck to the six-day downtrend it had abandoned for a few hours, and formed a channel down pattern by adding a boundary from the upside. The pair maintained a generally constant scope for its fluctuations, and the channel it follows takes up the bottom part of the Andrew's Pitchfork. We expect a movement north to attempt the upper trend-line
The one and a half month surge proved too much for EUR/PLN, leading to a consolidation inside a symmetrical triangle pattern. The pattern could be mature enough to break soon, which would lead it to exit the ranging market and potentially extend the previous surge. The upper boundary is currently strengthened by a Bollinger Band and weekly Pivot Point at
GBP/NZD closed the last three days in the red zone and is likely to continue the streak as the channel down shows no hope for a reversal. The pair has recently stuck to the bottom trend-line of the pattern, forming a new trend-line that has made a somewhat perfect wedge and is now working on a conclusive breakout to test
The US Dollar is surging to new heights against the Turkish Lira in an ascending channel pattern on the four hour chart. However, during the analysis of the rate another interesting ascending channel was found. On the hourly chart there is another ascending channel, and the both patterns share a common upper trend line. Moreover, on a larger scale the