USD/CAD

Good opportunity to go short at 1.3215-1.3220.

All this sleep around this 1.32 area tells me that it is waiting for reasoning to go up, and if not happen, drop hard.
I set a pending sell @ 1.3244, I could adjust (to higher) or take it out depending on the next movements.

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yep, boring ... news aint tweeter
I took it out and will look for something else, ... still some sell in place.

Don't give up yet. Down will go...

USDCAD with it's usual ranges..

I am no longer going to wait, just sold the 1.3189

In this market indecisiveness time to read. The Turtle trader seems appropriate at this time

And that's how they try and take out stop losses. Make sure you always know where to put them. Down she should go from here. Another short added

sold also 1.3215 ... will see

why sold? cad is weak ryt now?

wow.. Umm why did it break out of the range? what did I miss?

I am OK on how it moved, initially wanted to sell from 1.3244 but the price was not available when I wanted. Now I want it to see it going under 1.31 ... 3015 and after 3084 or only 3084, will see.

Agree completely, this is a simple trend following play, and the trend is up.

I entered a second long position at 1.3180, a 4HR high base. Holding until 1.3280 at least. As far as I'm concerned, everything below 1.3385 is a strong buy provided that leveraged buys are entered into on pullback and high base formations with moving average support. We're going to see a break of the monthly highs at 1.3385 and again at 1.3790, the May 2017 high. For long-term swing traders, a multi-month hold indicates a measured move target of 1.47, measuring from the May 2017 high to the September 2017 low.

My read of the fundamentals support this as well. (I know, #shocking.) The US is maintaining tariffs on steel and aluminum because our ability to wage war is compromised so long as we have to rely on others to manufacture the materials that are used for weapons manufacturing. The NAFTA language with Mexico includes a minimum factory wage of $16/hour, which reduces the incentive for automakers to export jobs to Mexico and should boost middle class factory jobs in the US. These actions should bolster the middle class for a sustained expansion. With a continued expansion, the Fed will be able to raise, potentially more aggressively than the market expects as most analysts are still on the dovish side of the aisle.

Long story short, USD is a multi-month buy. President Trump, for as incompetent as he appears publicly, is listening to someone, and whoever it is that's advising him on fiscal policy is a nailing it.

Let me unveil the future. Canada will be kicked out from NAFTA and see USD/CAD over 1.50-1.60 next year before Parliament elections.

this one is out now @ 1.3202 ...

this one is now too @ 3155 and an a few more ... only one sell is currently left in.

cad daily + 15 m

Just killed this pair. Damn that was nice

If it will be the case, I will sell it again most likely above 3175