 Good afternoon. Hello, hello. Hi, Jared. Hi, Clark. Hi, Luku. If you guys can hear me okay, put it into the chat, let me know. And if you can see me and see the screen all right, put it in and let me know. Welcome, welcome to the session today. How you are doing today. What I like to do is also, you know, as we give it a couple of minutes for everyone else to stream in, put it into the chat, let me know where are you joining me from? You can see it's nice and dark outside. It's actually only five PM GMT plus eight. Stormy weather right now. So it's crazy. Fantastic. Good to see all of you here today. I hope you've been trading well. I hope the markets have been tricking you well. We've got everyone from everywhere. Hi, Sumit. Hi, Tei. Hi, Sisilio. Give it a minute or two before we get started. And hey, if you have any questions, any trading related questions you would like me to help you with, please let me know. Good stuff, good stuff. Today we are here with the Tick Mail webinar. We will be going through a live analysis session. So I will be sharing with you some thoughts, ideas, views about the markets. So let me, you know, let's get ready for that. Hey, Peter, how are you doing? Hey, Joyce. Hey, Bando. Good to see everyone here. Nice and early. One more minute and we'll get started. I hope you have, you know, been trading well. Hey, Etienne, I do recognize some names. So it's good to see a couple of you coming back to the session again. Hey, Gary. Very nice to see everyone. Well, very nice to see everyone's names. So if you're ready to get started, let me know, let's get going. Ready to go? Good to go. Put it into the chat. Trying to keep it a little bit interactive. Okay. So let's get started now. Welcome again, everyone. Thank you for turning up. This is the Tick Mail live analysis session where I will be going through with you, you know, what's happening in the market or what has happened in the market, what is likely to happen and what could be coming up, all right? So I will be sharing with you some thoughts, ideas, possible setups in terms of what's happening in the markets. If you have any particular pairs or commodities or anything you'd like me to look at, please put it into the chat and let me know. I do have a set of the majors that I will go through. So if you have anything in particular that you'd like me to look at or trade idea that you had before, put it in the chat, let me know. I'll be happy to review that together with you and everyone else. But before we get started, a quick disclaimer is that any material, the material provided is for information purpose only and should not be considered as an investment advice. The views, opinions or information expressed in the text below belong solely to the author and not to the author's employers, organization, committee or other group or individual or company, all right? So what it means is that as I share with you possible setups, ideas, views of the markets, if you are going to be jumping into any trades, please, please, please make sure you do three of three things, right? One, check your analysis, make sure it's something that you're comfortable with, right? Make sure it's a trade or an idea that you're comfortable with. Check your leverage, make sure you're not over trading, make sure you're trading the right sizes and check your margin level as well, right? You're not entering in too many trades because what happens is that I will be going through all the different pairs of identifying possible, buying or selling opportunities. With all that, you don't want to be jumping into every trade, right? You don't want to be thinking everything's a good idea jumping into everything and then you end up with too many trades. So with that said, let's go through that quick introduction. My name is Jin, right? I'm Jin, most of you know me as Jin. My name is Jin Dao. If you have any questions, I have been trading for the last, well, almost 10, more than 10 years right now. I have previously managed a professional FX fund as well. So if you have any questions, I'll be happy to share with you my trading journey and experience, okay? So let's get started. I know the question will come up. I know the question will come up at some point where everyone's gonna ask or someone's gonna ask, is this recorded? Where can I get a recording of this or miss something? Where do you find more information? You can jump on to the, let me do that. I've put a link into the chat. So you can jump into the TickMill webinar series. You have all the information there. A lot of good, very good educational videos, right? How to improve your stop loss, take profit placements, how to prepare for the week, price action strategies is all there, right? So what I always like to say is that, if you wanna find out more, you're gonna learn a little bit more, check out the sessions, jump on to the videos, go through the videos. It's always nice, even if you have gone through the videos, go through it again, quick refresher, just so that it refreshes your memory. You make sure, a lot of times we learn something, but we don't apply it, right? So you make sure that you apply it onto your trading strategy as well. Okay, so the link is there. Make sure you check out the TickMill channel, especially the series, the Ultimate Forex Trading Masterclass. And also while you're there, click that like, click that subscribe button. It really helps us with the YouTube algorithm as well. All right, so I see a quick question there. Let's check out GUNZD, I will do that. Okay, so how I approach the markets, right? How I trade first, I look a lot at the fundamentals first, right? For me, I look at the news, I look at the fundamentals, it gives me an idea of where prices should be hating. All right, I look at the news, fundamentals where prices should be hating. Then I go into the charts, I look into the technical analysis to identify. For example, if I think that pound dollar, the GU should be hating towards upside base on the economics based on the sentiment. Then I look into the charts to identify if it's a good setup for buying opportunity. Say for example, it's trending towards the downside, then I'll say, hey, economics or fundamentals tell me that it should be going up. Technicals tell me that it's going down right now. What I'll do is I'll wait it out for it to turn, for the technical setup to apply, then I'll jump into a trade to trade towards upside. Okay, so I use, for me, I do use a combination of both the fundamentals and the technicals combine it together to find that trade setup rather than just fundamentals or rather than just technical side. So because of that, so because of that, what I do or a big habit of mine is I always check out the Forex Factory. Forex Factory is one of the first charts I jump onto every single day just because I wanna know what's happening in the markets. Okay, so just make sure you have all your filters on. You have all the news available there. Hey, Jamilu, how are you doing? Good to see you here as well. All right, so I jump into all of that. I jump into all, look at all the news and you can see that today nothing much. But hey, let's not look at what's happening today first. I wanna show you what happened last week. Okay, so let's jump into last week, do a quick review of last week because it gives us an idea of where we have come up to. Okay, so just checking last week was, yeah, this is the 31st, okay? Big news, we have big, big news last week. On Tuesday, the RBA, the Reserve Bank of Australia increased interest rates from a 2.6% by 25 basis points to a 2.85%. Okay, a small increase from the RBA. What they actually did was they increased it. We actually saw the Aussie dollar move up a little bit but then overall traded lower from that after that news release. That wasn't a major news event there. What we had on Wednesday was the ADP non-vampirals. We had some New Zealand employment numbers released as well, stronger employment change but also unemployment rate climbing a bit higher than expected staying at that 3.3%. The main focus, the big event happened last week where the US Federal Reserve increased interest rates from a 3.25% to a 4%. They increased it by 75 basis points and I wanna do a quick review here of what happened at that news event. So this happened at 2 a.m. GMT plus eight US Federal Reserve increased rates from 3.25 to a four 75 basis point increase. And what we saw was looking at the charts here on the dollar. Okay, I'll show it to you on Thursday at 2 a.m. I see a question there, Casper. I will go through that. Just give me a couple of moments. Let's look at what happened here on the dollar index with the Federal Reserve news release. Okay, so at 2 a.m. the increased rates by 75 basis points and we actually saw the dollar index was at 111.36 it dropped strongly down towards that 110.43 level. Dollar weakened almost straight away towards the downside because during the release of the interest rate decision in the statement, you see a statement here being released at the same time. It said that the Federal Reserve was ready to adjust their policy, ready to adjust their policy based on the upcoming economic data on whether they're gonna slow down further rate increases or future rate increases. So market looked at it as the Federal Reserve saying, hey, we're looking to slow down based on economics. So they said they were looking to slow down. We saw that big drop towards that 110.43 level and once they hit that level, you can see at 230, I know I'm jumping between screens so bear with me, at 230 the US FOMC press conference happened. Press conference is where the chairperson, chair Powell sends their answers questions from the media about the markets, about their views, about their decision and about the markets. During the press conference, what was said, I think I can bring it up here. I think I've lost it. Okay, you can see here that the main line that caused here, okay here, ultimate rate level higher than previously expected, that one line, ultimate rate level higher than previously expected. What it means is that they were anticipating interest rates for the US to top out at 5%. That one line saying that it could be higher than previously expected, shifted the overall sentiment in market. Now everyone's thinking that the Fed Reserve or FOMC could raise rates beyond 5%. Right, beyond that 5%. And that's why we actually saw it drop but then almost straight away as the news, as that statement got said, the dollar index pushed up, right? 3M it pushed up all the way from 110.43 all the way and it continued climbing all the way through Thursday into 113.18 or 113.15, right? So we saw a good strength in the dollar. It hit a key level and then it started retracing down. I'll tell you what happened here as it dropped strongly from 112.37 all the way down to right now at 110.47. All right, hey, Ariel, how are you doing? Hope you're well. Okay, so I will do that. Pound yen and USDN, we'll do that, okay? So with that, what we also had on, oops, I lost it. Let me go scroll back. On Thursday as well was the Bank of England. So you had a lot of questions, a lot of you have questions about the pound dollar. We actually saw some volatility on the pound dollar because of this interest rate news from the Bank of England, right? So the pound at 8 PM GMT plus eight, Bank of England increase rates as well, 75 basis points from a 2.25% to a 3%. Okay, so rate increases from the UK as well. But in this case, what they actually said was they have increased rates. It might be very close to the top of interest rates level and also the UK might be heading into a deep recession. Okay, so it doesn't sound very positive for the pound dollar or for that decision. And that's why with that news release, as I show you the pound dollar here, let's take all that for now. On Thursday as that got released, it dropped strongly down towards that 1.1155 support level. Okay, we saw that big drop down. And then as the dollar weakened, we saw this push back up again. Okay, so that's a quick overview of the central bank decisions we had last week. And then the last one that I'll show you now in terms of what happened last week was on Friday, on Friday at 8 30 GMT plus eight, we saw US non-farm employment change data. Put it into the chat. Did you guys, did or do you guys pay attention to the non-farm employment change data on Friday? Do you normally pay, do you normally trade the non-farm payrolls on the first Friday of every month? Or is that some news decision that you kind of skip through? Put it into the chat, let me know. Share it with the small positions, good stuff. You should always, with high volatility events, I would say, I always would size down just to, I would trade it but I would size it down. So a small position is a good idea. Joyce traded it, fantastic. Okay, so I hope that as we go through these sessions, you start learning how to pay attention to these news events because this brought around a lot of volatility. Okay, you can see that a non-farm payroll employment change data was 315, it got revised, it was actually 263, so it got revised up. Expected 197 came out at 261, okay? So it's a good news, it's a good news, but what you also notice is that it was the slowest growth. So previously we had 263, we had a big numbers before. This was one of the slowest growth we've had since December 2020, okay? And also more importantly is that unemployment rate went up. It went from a 3.5 to a 3.7%, okay? So we saw an increase in unemployment rate, which is why we saw, again, back to the charts, a big drop. You can see this was the news on Friday, big drop towards the downside on the dollar index, which applied across the board, the dollar weakened, and it actually pushed across the board, everything gained against the dollar because two reasons, one, slowest growth or slowest growth in employment numbers since December 2020. Two, increase in the unemployment rate. And lastly, we've had so much volatility through the week, this was the end of the week. We saw a series of activity that which looks like it was profit-taking, okay? So that's why you see price went all the way down. It actually came all the way back towards Monday's level. So Monday started at about this 110.76 level, 0.75 level, Friday pretty much ended at that same level. So it went all the way up, hit 113 point, almost 113.20 and reverse all the way back down, pretty much squaring off the week, okay? So that's what happened last week. What could happen this week? I'll show you here what could happen. Good thing is that this week might be a lot easier to trade. Why do I say that? Because if you look into just quickly scrolling through the news, nothing much today, no big news events for today, for tomorrow as well, not a lot, right? We do have RBA, government law speaking, we do have congressional elections, but these are not typically big price movers. The main thing that's gonna happen for this week is on Thursday. So I wanna, you guys, you know, if you have calendar in front of you, if you have something, take note, watch out for this on Thursday 10th of November, 930 PM GMT plus eight. Big news event, if you have any trades right now, all the way to Thursday, I would suggest try and close it out before the news event. If you haven't got a trade, try and avoid entering a trade leading up to this news event, right? Because this is the CPI data for the US. Inflationary data for the US, it was an 8.2 year on year expected to be 8%. So it's looking for CPI to drop a little bit, but if I show you this last month in October, it was an 8.3 expected 8.1 came out 8.2. So we actually did see inflation increase again, September 8.5 expected 8.1 expected to drop, but stay 8.3 and then August dropped a little bit, July still climbing, June was still climbing. So it looks like inflation in the US might be at that eight or 8.1 level or even 8.2 level. I don't think we're looking for a big change in terms of the CPI data. And if we do see a strong number, a small change, small to no change in CPI, that's going to give the federal reserve more confidence, more confidence to continue on with their rate increases, continue on with the current path of rate increases. So because of that, you wanna watch out, could be a high volatility event. If we do see CPI being still quite high, then we might see that dollar strength come back into play very strongly. Okay, so I'm watching out for that event there on Thursday. And then on to Friday, the next one to pay attention to is the pound with the GDP number still in the negative territory was a minus 0.3% expected to be a minus 0.4. Terrible news for the pound dollar. And hey, like I was telling you, if I'm looking at the fundamentals, terrible news for the pound dollar, I'm still looking for that downside. I'm still looking for the downside because the Bank of England has said they might be close to the top of the interest rate path. They are looking at the deeper recession for the UK and now GDP on Friday could signal further negative territory for the pound dollar. Okay, so now let's look at the charts and all your requests from earlier on. So the first one that asked was noble with a pound dollar and a pound Kiwi. So let's look at a pound dollar first. I'll zoom it out and remember, this is on age one timeframe. What I'll do is I'll look at it on the first, on the age four. Okay, I'll look at it on age four timeframe first. I'll identify my support resistance levels, right? The boundaries, then I'll look into the age one to identify possible setup levels. My voice is going a little bit, so bear with me. All right, so we can see here straight away, we have a key support level here at about 1.1155. Let's hit that level, it's bounced back up. And also a key resistance level here at about 1.1636. All right, so these two levels over the last couple of days or last week, we've seen it hit and track lower, we've seen it hit and bounce back up. Right now, because of that dollar weakness, because of the dollar weakness, we're seeing the pound dollar trade higher. We're seeing the pound dollar trade higher. So now if I looked at it on the age one timeframe, right? With this price right now at 1.1445, you know, I'll put a line right there. You can see that price is testing that level. It's testing that level. And last time it broke below this point was that rejection. You can see that pin bar there, rejecting the 1.1445 level, likely to trade towards the downside. Right now, don't do anything yet. We'll wait for the hour to close, which is in about five minutes, but we're looking for possible further upside on the pound dollar. What I'll be looking for is for price to close above this resistance level now, right? If you can close above that resistance, I could be looking for a buying opportunity. You could see there's a next resistance level of about 1.1635. Your stop loss could be relatively tight at about 40 to 50 pips. You're looking at a one is to three risk-reward ratio. One is 3.5 risk-reward ratio towards the upside there on the pound dollar, okay? So that's because of that dollar weakness that we're seeing. I'll show you the dollar weakness chart, looking to track lower. Just share with you here on the dollar index is that we can see that on Thursday last week, price came down, tested that 1.110.42 level and bounce strongly up. Right now, it's testing that level again, right? It's testing that level again. The key question here will be, can price break below this support level? If it does break below this support level, then the next key support, there's a lot of other levels there, but the next key support will be at 109.55, okay? So we need to see what happens here on the dollar index. If it does bounce back up from here, then we're gonna see some dollar strength come back into play. I think in my view, we're gonna see it consolidate at this level, possibly for today. But it might see a bit of a bounce up and down. We might see price fluctuate within this area, but I think we might see a bit of a consolidation because there is no big news drivers to push it back up, all right? So with that, again, back to the pound dollar, I think that we could see this push up. It does need to break above this 1.1450 level. So 1.146 or 1.1470 to trade it up towards that resistance. What I do think later in the week on the H4 timeframe, what I'll be looking for is a possible, if we do see the dollar strength come back into play, if we do see the GDP numbers for the UK being in that negative territory again, then again, a possible selling opportunity there. So I'll be looking for this in general, a move up, a test, a reject. I'll be looking for that selling opportunity back down again, rejecting that 1.1640 level to turn down possibly quite strongly back towards that 1.115 support level, all right? So I've broken this trade into a short-term trade for today, for tomorrow, maybe onto Wednesday, and then the longer-term trade, looking for that dollar strength to come back into play, looking for that rejection of that 1.1630 resistance level. So Noble, I hope I answered your question there on the pound dollar or good. For everyone else as well, if you have any questions, please let me know. But I hope you guys understand the pound dollar there. Fantastic, okay? Then the next one is on the pound Kiwi, very similar. So you can see here on the H4 timeframe, pound Kiwi reacted to that 1.9136 level, 1.9135 level, okay? And I will drag this right across just to show you that it's a key level there, right? A very key level there. So I'd like to see it bounce at this point. Why is it trading higher to pound strength, right? We've just seen the pound strength pushing it up. What you'll also notice is that previous levels here at 1.9381. So I wouldn't do anything now unless it breaks above this resistance level, this near-term resistance level, then we could see it trade towards the upside, right? Look at see it trade towards the upside. Let me do this as well just to highlight to you guys. You can see that we're currently at a 23.6 fib level. I do think that if we break up above this point, then we could actually see price come up towards this 61.8 level at that 1.9689 level, 1.97 level, okay? So would I trade the pound Kiwi, not one of the pairs that I'm super interested in, just because looking at the Kiwi dollar, it's trading higher. It looks like it's pushing up, but I could find a bit of a top side there before trading back down again. So just be extra careful there on the pound Kiwi, okay? All right, so let me see. Would it be high risk to sell if it did not break? I would say that actually what I would prefer is that for it to break because if it doesn't break and it does turn down, then there might actually be very limited downside, right? Because the last time it broke below, it turned down from here, it come down to that 1.9120 level was back in September, unless it breaks that point. So I wouldn't do, I wouldn't sell it now. I will only look to see that if it does turn down and break below that support level, then I would be looking to sell down from that point about a 100 and then towards that level there. So I'll look for that as a big trade. You can always put it to a nearer level there. I'm still looking at a one is to three, but I wouldn't look to sell down from there. I'll look for it to break the next support before I would sell it down, all right? Hope I answer your question there, Jared. Jared. Okay, so now let's look at gold, Swiss franc and Euro pound. Gold. Gold, I love it. This was a trade that I had, a trade that I did very well on, all right? Is as gold came down and hit that 1615 level, right? In that era, I had it at 1617, right? I got in at 1617. Why I like it so much is because you can see that the last time it got to this point, we saw a big shoot up towards this level, right? Towards that 1729 level, right now. Okay, it happened one more time again. Tested that level and we saw it shoot up towards that 1675 level. Right now it's tested, it's shot up, it's broken above that resistance of 1666. What I'm looking for here is where the price of gold can trade up towards that 1729. Two things must happen. Well, two major things must happen here, right? One, the dollar would have to continue to weaken to push the gold price up. We'll have to see dollar weakening further to push gold price up and two, price would have to break above, do that, right? Price would have to break above this 1686 level, right? One price to break above this level before I would confirm or think about further upside, okay? So wouldn't do anything right now, but if you do see price break above 1686, maybe I'll be looking for further upside towards that 1729 resistance level. Do you guys see gold right now? Just want to make sure. Okay. Hang on. I just had something there. Someone's spamming us with stuff. So let's do that. Okay, good stuff. So with that, let me look at the next one. So answer your question there. Casper on gold and then next on the US Swiss franc. Look at that. The last time I spoke about the US Swiss franc, I said, one top, two tops forms a double top. What do you expect with a double top? Especially at a very key resistance level of 1.015 level, big rejection towards the downside. So we saw it happen once already. Reject towards the downside. Second time now on the way towards that level of 0.9857. Okay. So I'm looking for that push down towards this point. I wouldn't do anything right now. If you're looking at shorter term trades, let's say on age one, you could sell it down further, right? About a 20 pip stop loss, about a 40 pip take profit, a one is to two towards the downside, might be a little bit close in terms of selling it down. But I think that will possibly happen. What I would rather wait to do is for price to come down towards this 0.9857 support level, right? If it comes down, hits this level, dollar strength comes back into play. We could see this push back up, right? Push back up. If we see the DXY go up. Okay. However, if we don't see the dollar strength come back into play, we see maybe the Swiss national bank talking about cutting, about increasing rates further, then you could see price break down. And then the next key support level would be at about 0.9744 0.9745. Okay. So you have two options here. Two ideas, two options here. Wait for it. Don't do anything yet. See a reaction at 0.9857. If it breaks from that point, you could sell it down. Tight stop loss, about 30 to 40 pips take profit, almost 90 pips towards the downside. Almost a one is to three, or one is to 2.5 towards the downside there on the US with Frank. If it hits and bounces from this support, then we'll be looking for a repeat of what happened previously. You could be looking for a buying opportunity. I wouldn't go all the way to the top. I would say you see a level of resistance there at 1.00. Stop loss tight, about 30 pips. You're looking at one is the 3.6 towards upside there on the US Swiss Frank. Okay. All right. So let me go through. I see all your requests coming in. I will get through them. So bear with me. Next one, Euro pound. Okay, Euro pound. Unfortunately, I've never been really excited or really keen on the Euro pound because it does tend to trend and then break out and then trend and then break out. What I'm looking for here on the Euro pound is for this break for the break of that 0.8715 level. All right. Why a break of this level? If the pound dollar does continue to strengthen, that's going to push the Euro pound down. All right. But Euro pound is not just made up of correlation with the pound dollar. It's also made up with correlation with the Euro dollar. And if I show you very quickly what the Euro dollar is doing, it's pushing towards the upside. Okay. So what I think we're likely to see, since I'm here, I'm going to do a quick analysis on the Euro dollar is that Euro dollar could continue up towards that 1.0080 level. Right. Follow that trend towards upside hit that 1.0080 before turning back down. Right. So if we do see that happen, then again coming back to the Euro pound, then we'll see this push towards the downside. Okay. So not right now, but I'll wait for it to break below this 0.8715 before looking for some selling opportunities. I would be extra careful. I would say it needs to go below 0.87. Okay. Stop loss about 20 to 30 pips. Take profit towards the next level there about 120 or even if you're a lot safer, you could say back to this level at about 70 to 80. You're looking at a one is to 2.5. Racial ratio towards the downside. So quite straightforward there on the Euro pound, but I think that unless this is a pair that you're watching very closely, what tends to happen is you kind of miss the trade. Right. It would just drop that strongly and then sit there and reverse back up. So this is about timing of looking at the Euro pound. All right. Okay. So hope I answered your question there, Casper. Now let's look at Sumit's questions on the pound yen and the us yen. Hey, Carl. Yes, this is on this chart is on trading view. Okay. So us yen. Look at that. I did that again. All right. So we had a bit of a straddle there in the lead up to the news tested and rejected that 148 level turned down. We're looking for that rejection to turn down right now. So I clear everything again. It is at 146.52 146.52. The us yen has been a little bit odd. It's because despite all the volatility that we've seen, it's now slowed down a lot. I think that we're going to see the us yen trade between 145.80 right. It's going to stay between 145.80 and possibly 148.40. Okay. I don't think we're going to see a big downward move beyond that point. We're going to see some tails and shadows. But what I'm looking for is for price to possibly stay within that range. So no big surprises there on the us yen for now. Right. Unless we see some big movements on the dollar index or we see some big movements on the from the bank of Japan. Okay. Which makes it a lot easier to trade the other pairs because if we see that the us yen trades in a range, then the pound yen is going to be unaffected by the us yen with volatility driven mostly by the pound dollar. Right. So currently at 167.81. Right. I would say look for those levels there. Okay. And also one at an interim level where it is right now. Okay. 168. So look for this could be a quick trade that you might want to pay attention to is that if the pound yen does break above that 168 level could be and pound dollar does go up continue to strengthen. Then we could see a quick move and a very big move. Remember pound yen is super volatile. A lot of price movements, a lot of volatility there. So just, you know, I tend to have a bit of a wider stop loss, you know, size it down have a wider stop loss gives you the ability to have a wider stop loss towards that take profit level of 172. Okay. 172 has to take profit level which where to pay attention to in particular will be as you look to get in about 169.50 will be somewhere you're going to pay attention whether it's going to continue trading higher if it breaks above that point and we could see quite a clear move towards upside. Okay. Hope you got it there. Sumit on the pound yen and the U.S. yen. I just did Europe on the U.S. CAD. Let me just see. I'm missing fantastic. What was welcome. All right. So what's next? Europe on with the Euro CAD and U.S. CAD. U.S. CAD. Okay. Remember we spoke about the Euro dollar. We're looking for it to push a little bit higher, right? Towards that 1.08 level or 1.0080 level. So Euro CAD, same thing. Before I look at Euro CAD, let's look at U.S. CAD first. The Looney. Right now trading lower, right? Breaking below that 1.35 level. So I'll take these lines away for now. And then I like that 1.35 right there. Okay. So 1.35 right there. If I wouldn't say it's ready to sell down now, right? I'll wait for it to break or close lower first. Then I'll look to sell down. And if I do sell this down, where's the next level? Where can it drop to? I would say about 1.33. Right. You can see the last time you hit this levels had a bit of a swing level there. Sort of about 1.33. It's an idea. I would say below 1.346. 1.346 zero. Stop loss about a 50 pips. Take profit 150. 1 is to 3 or 1 is to 2.4. Towards the downside there on the US CAD. So with that on the US CAD, possibly hitting lower bit of strength coming onto the US CAD. Then onto the Canadian dollar. Then looking at the Euro CAD. I think that the Euro dollar has more drive to this. So key level here at 1.34. About 1.348 zero about there. If it does break above, then a few key levels to pay attention to here. Okay. The first one. At about 1.3560. And then the next one at the ultimate high of 1.3676. Okay. So break above. You could break this into two trades towards upside. About a 60 pips take profit. Stop loss relatively tight about 30. The one is to two towards upside there. Then if it break, I will always suggest get out at that point because it's seen quite strong resistance. If it does break above that next resistance level, then again look to buy 96 pips towards upside. Stop loss again about 30. Quite close to one is to three. Okay. So Kelvin, there you go. Euro pound, Euro CAD, US CAD. Okay. One guy asking about the Euro dollar as well. So that's done. Let me see where else US CAD. We just did us then we just did as well. And then now let's look at the SMP. Where's my SMP? I've lost it. Here we go. Looking at the SMP. Look at that. We were looking for that projection as it rejected that 4300 level. Turning down. I just did gold as well. Salvador, I did gold as well. Okay. Did I do gold? Yeah, I did. Okay. So now looking at this point right now, 3770. That if we do see the dollar index continue to weaken. If we see dollar index weakening, then we could see this push towards the upside. Might be a limited move towards the upside. Might be a little limited move towards upside. Because we do have a key resistance there at 3900. Okay. I don't. I don't think you'll break 3900 easily. So I think, unless I think you climb up, hit 39 and possibly turn back down again. So I'll be looking for a similar move like that. Quite similar to what we saw here. Okay. So quite straightforward there on the SMP. Eurocat broke on the downside. Why are you going long? Eurocat did break. Let's go back to that one again. Eurocat did break, but the recent move, the recent move was strong and climbed up from 1.33, almost 1.3300 right now at 1.3467. Right. It's reversed since the move on Wednesday. So that's why I'm looking for it to break above that resistance towards the upside. All right. Bitcoin. I was super excited about Bitcoin before. I was super excited about Bitcoin. It's retraced from the 21, almost 21, 500 level towards the downside. So it's likely, I'll look at it on daily timeframe, it's likely to continue at this point. There has been talk that we might see a reversal that breaks and then it's reversing. So it might trade back down again. All right. So I think it could turn down from this resistance level of 20,000, almost 20,000 to 20,800. I think that we might be trapped in this range, possibly not so far away. I think we're trapped in the range in this level here. Okay. So between 20,800 to 20,000 is possibly where we have for Bitcoin. Hey guys, I just did gold. I did gold earlier, but let me just do a quick recap there for you guys is that it had been trading up. It's bounced off a key support level. I do think that we could see further upside on gold, but would be a little bit too early right now to get in. I would say I wanted to break above this level. Right. Oops. I would say that I wanted to break above this level at a 61.8 fib level 1686 before I would look for further upside towards that 1729 key resistance level. All right. So still looking for the upside moves by needs to break above that point. That's the, I wouldn't say it's the best setup. It's the setup that I've got right now for gold. If it does break above 1685, we could see further upside there. All right. Okay. A couple more Aussie and the Kiwi dollar. Let's look at the Kiwi dollar first. I can tell you that Kiwi dollar, I have been buying it up. Today I was trading the Kiwi dollar towards the upside, especially at about after lunch, about two o'clock. I saw that consolidation. I was thinking that it should break up. But as it came down and tested that 0.5870, I think I had it lower at about 5870 there. I tested close there and then bounced off, got into a couple of trades towards upside. What I think could happen on the Kiwi dollar now is still a push towards that 5940 level. So I'll be looking for this to come up test that level. But I think that once it tests that level, we might see a rejection back down again. So we might see a rejection. What I'm looking for is whether it could turn down and trade within this range. So I'll be looking for that move. Similar to what happened here on Friday, came up, hit this level, and then Monday turned back down. Similar to what happened here on Thursday with the news. We can see that the last time we broke above this level, back to the age four timeframe, drag it right across. It was back in September where it broke down from this point. So quite a key, quite a strong resistance level there on the Kiwi dollar. So I'm looking for it to test, possibly break it a little bit, a fake break, possibly a fake break before trading back down again. And with that, then we look at the Aussie dollar, very similar, but the resistance level on the Aussie, slightly higher. So the key resistance at about 65, almost 6550. It does seem like there's a little bit more space for the Aussie dollar to climb higher, but you do have a couple of levels here to pay attention to. So you could still be looking to buy it up. You could still be looking to buy it up, even from this current point here, with about a 60, 70 pip take profit near term. I wouldn't do this. This is a one is to one. I wouldn't, you know, after looking at the risk to reward there, the risk management, I probably wouldn't look to buy it up. I would just say let it hit that 6550 level, see what happens, look for it to reject that level and turn down or if it does break above that resistance level that we could see further upside towards 6673. All right, update my review on pound dollar. Okay, give me a second there. What's the general strategy for gold for intraday? I wouldn't do gold on an intraday. I don't do gold on a super short term. I prefer gold on a slightly medium term just because it's super volatile. So it's easier, you know, just to ride the wave, ride the fluctuations, trade it more on the longer term. I think that'd be a lot safer on gold. Okay. How to identify a fake break? A fake break is hard to identify a fake break in particular, but there are ways that you can protect yourself with a fake break is that you start considering areas on your support or resistance levels instead of just one line. So you don't react to price when it breaks above a line. You react to price when it breaks above an area. So that gives you a little bit more breathing space to consider and to think about and also to avoid a fake break, right? So a bit of margin there to avoid the fake break. Reviewing on pound dollar. Yeah, okay. We'll do CHFJPY. Do I even have that? There we go. They know. Okay. I don't think I have it. Do I have it? No. All right. CHFJPY trading up, as we were saying about the upside move on, no, I was talking about the range on the yen, right? And we're talking about the Swiss franc possibly trading, you know, at that level could trade lower. Oh, I lost it. So looking at the CHFJPY, I'm thinking that we could with a key level here. Another one at that point. And then I would say another consolidation area about there. Right. So it's climbing up towards that 148.48 level. Wouldn't do anything right now. I would say look for a reaction at this resistance level. Right. If price does break above, then we could see a retest quite similar to what happened here. Right. Or are we looking for rejection like that before it to come up, test and turn down at this point, because the Swiss franc is quite volatility on the Swiss franc is quite driven by the dollar index. It all really depends on what could happen on the dollar. Okay. It did move a lot. It did climb from that 146.14 to right now 147. Could, it has to test that resistance level before we're going to see any move, the next move. Right. So I think it will continue momentum or push it up towards 148.48. And then possibly test that level. Do we have a cash reward for your audience or maybe plans to include it? Not right now. I don't, I haven't been told about any cash rewards, but you know, I will, I will feed back to the team and we can see what happens there. All right. Good idea. We could feedback that. Okay. So I had a question on the, I'll do two more. I'll do a quick review on the pound dollar. And then as Stephie just asked on the US 30. Well, actually pound dollar not much to review. It is breaking that level not ready yet. I'm still wait for it, but I think that we could still see the upside move to the US 1.1640 in the current period. Kelvin, we just did pound dollar and Euro dollar a lot earlier as well. Okay. So we're going to repeat that. And then lucky last us 30. That's straightforward. We could see this. Test. Oops. That near-term resistance level. You know, we could see that the pound dollar weakens could or should be pushing this towards the upside. So, you know, but I don't think you can see that as we scroll out the last time we broke above those levels was back in August. Especially if I drag this right across. You can see there. Right. The last time we broke above this level was in August. So we need to see it come up test that 31 33 100 level. And then possibly. We might see the dollar strength come back into play and this push back down again. Okay. So I'm looking for that move to happen. All right. Thank you. I hope you guys have enjoyed the session. We've gone through a lot, a lot of trade ideas. If you missed out on any of those, I think some of you have. Please check out the channel. Right. I'll put in the channel there again for you guys. It's a lot of other content in there as well. With all that said, remember trade well. Trade safe. 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