DislikedThis is what I've come to conclude....can anyone tell me why this is incorrect, IF it is??? {image}Ignored
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DislikedThis is what I've come to conclude....can anyone tell me why this is incorrect, IF it is??? {image}Ignored
DislikedThis is what I've come to conclude....can anyone tell me why this is incorrect, IF it is??? {image}Ignored
DislikedOnce it takes 1.32 it is moving up, probably going back to 1.40-1.45 area.Regardless, I am going to be buying USDCAD at dips. {quote}Ignored
Disliked{quote} depends on oil.If oil keeps above 40 and pushing to 45 you'll see most likely 3050 -30 again. In order for your projection to materialize you need oil to be at 35 and don't see that yet. regardsIgnored
DislikedPast few weeks it has uncoupled from oil. Oil has fallen 20 % in past few weeks and CAD has not budged much. I do think the Canadian economic indicators will continue to worsen over next few months and US will either raise rates or at the very least continue to churn out lukewarm numbers. This would mean upward pressure on USDCAD. The charts actually look very ominous, lot of pressure building up against that 1.3240 resistance and its a matter of time it breaks. I think other crosses like GBPCAD will provide even stronger uptrend. {quote}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Oil falling did have an impact on UC specially on crosses.I don't think its uncoupled as you put it. Anyway green pipsIgnored