USDCHF erases 1% gain after Japanese holiday illiquidity triggered stop-loss selling | Forex Factory
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ozpips
Feb 10, 2019 11:30pm
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The IG client sentiment indicator showed that 66% of retail traders were positioned net short on Friday. Just a run of the mill stop run is all it was most likely.
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Hurst
Feb 10, 2019 6:20pm — Edited
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Completely incorrect and false article. This is purely big banks gunning for orders nothing more, if you can read price you will see there are loads of orders sitting at 1.00965 from the 12th November. These are the orders the banks are after.

You will also now see the bulk of orders sitting at 1-00722 now
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mahasona
Feb 10, 2019 7:09pm
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Quoting Hurst
Completely incorrect and false article. This is purely bug bangs gunning for orders nothing more, if you can read price you will see there are loads of orders sitting at 1.00965 from the 12th November. These are the orders the banks are after. You will also now see the bulk of orders sitting at 1-00722 now
Bro How do u these areas has such a order from mentioned date.. i m kind of new to FX..your answer might give me some learning curve.. Thanks
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Micc23
Feb 10, 2019 7:37pm
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Are you sure that this isn't the start of more Swiss National Bank price manipulation tom weaken the Swiss Franc?
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eqtrend
Feb 10, 2019 8:29pm
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possible SNB stepped in after liquidity vapor?
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merquise
Feb 11, 2019 1:30pm
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Retail traders are statistical error on trading charts
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Trader#8BC9
Feb 10, 2019 9:13pm
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Yes I believe it was SNB too particularly the timing of their move. All chf pairs affected and the market will get the message that SNB consider the chf too weak. Im looking for LONG CHF positions.
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