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Gold Sell Now @ 2153.26 Sl 2158.30 Tp1 2151.77 Tp2 2148.20
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NZDUSD BUY @ 0.6095
TP: 0.6115 (scalper)
TP: 0.6145 (intraday)
TP: 0.6195 (swing)
SL: 0.6030
▪️Use money management 2-3%
TP: 0.6115 (scalper)
TP: 0.6145 (intraday)
TP: 0.6195 (swing)
SL: 0.6030
▪️Use money management 2-3%
Gold Sell Now at 2155.8
Gold Sell now 2156 - 2158
SL - 2161
TP 1 - 2154
TP 2 - 2152
TP 3 - Close All
Gold Sell now 2156 - 2158
SL - 2161
TP 1 - 2154
TP 2 - 2152
TP 3 - Close All
AUDJPY BUY Entry at 97.98
Stoploss = 97.34
Takeprofit 1 = 98.18
Takeprofit 2 = 98.48
Takeprofit 3 = 98.98
All the best
Stoploss = 97.34
Takeprofit 1 = 98.18
Takeprofit 2 = 98.48
Takeprofit 3 = 98.98
All the best
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Gold Sell Now at 2155.8 Gold Sell now 2156 - 2158 SL - 2161 TP 1 - 2154 TP 2 - 2152 TP 3 - Close All
Setup failed by H1 Resistance
Now Reentry Gold Sell now 2161
H1 breakout
Now Reentry Gold Sell now 2161
H1 breakout
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USDJPY began trading this week on an upbeat note in favor of the US dollar as markets prepare for the monumental event. Traders will be on edge on Monday and Tuesday as the Bank of Japan holds a meeting to decide the fate of interest rates.
If Japan decides to move away from the world's only negative interest rate regime, it would end an eight-year experiment that has kept rates on a flat line. More importantly, it would be the first interest rate hike since 2006. What does all this mean for the Japanese yen and what can we expect this week? Volatility, for one, especially if there are surprises that could make traders scatter.
The Bank of Japan has not explicitly said it will raise rates this week. Some analysts, including UBS, expect Japanese policymakers to skip this meeting and raise rates in April. Others, such as Goldman Sachs, expect a rate hike. Either way, you shouldn't bet your life savings on trying to outsmart the Japanese central bank.
If Japan decides to move away from the world's only negative interest rate regime, it would end an eight-year experiment that has kept rates on a flat line. More importantly, it would be the first interest rate hike since 2006. What does all this mean for the Japanese yen and what can we expect this week? Volatility, for one, especially if there are surprises that could make traders scatter.
The Bank of Japan has not explicitly said it will raise rates this week. Some analysts, including UBS, expect Japanese policymakers to skip this meeting and raise rates in April. Others, such as Goldman Sachs, expect a rate hike. Either way, you shouldn't bet your life savings on trying to outsmart the Japanese central bank.