The US dollar had attempted, but failed, to make new gains against multiple currencies for a full round-the-clock cycle. During the final hour of European trading, the USD bulls seemed to give up, and the bears stepped in. Currency correlation, identification of basic support and resistance, and a Fibonacci study contributed to creation of a trade plan to go long on the GBP/USD currency pair. Those traders who took the shot, then closed the trade at the next significant level of resistance, earned a 60-pip profit at today's London close.
great work as always
carstenprodoehl 2 years ago
thanks Curt
good educational video
daniel8ish 2 years ago
Thanks Curt. I look forward to your video reviews much like an HBO mini series. Always keep us on the edge of our seats. Can't wait 'til the next episode. Keep 'em coming.
asturius 2 years ago
thx
MsDawdawdaw 2 years ago
Good work Curt, Thanks.
jstagrenert 2 years ago
Thanks Curt, you are the Grissom of FX. It seems so easy when you do the clue and tracks mold in one big scenario, a real FXSI ;)
krunoeleven 2 years ago
Thank you Curt. Great video again.
I took the previous trades (the post GDP news), with little way (20p on eurusd and 28 on gbpusd).
A former FXBootcamp member,
JuanM
jmnavasfx 2 years ago
Thx Curt. Cheers!!
dfcanasvideos 2 years ago
Love your work Curt. Great analysis.
rsparks11 2 years ago
This is a feisty little trade.
jhr922 2 years ago