 Hello everyone, hope you're enjoying the Bank Holiday weekend as much as possible. Eid Mubarak to all our Muslim followers as well. Thank you very much for the kind comments on last Sunday's video. I'm loving the interaction as well in the comment section, so please keep that coming. I've got a list of a couple of the questions in there that will go through in this video as well. If you have any points or questions that you want to have addressed in next Sunday's video, get them in the comment section and I will address those in seven days time. Also, one thing I want to do in this video is talk about the amplified trading process. I'm sure many of you are aware now we have our Amplify Now online course where you can learn about the fundamentals of the way we look at the market, the technical side of things, the psychology. But what I'm going to focus here, and it's part of the skill set that you'll learn on Amplify Now, is the trading process. So obviously you can click start now and there's a free week trial for you to get stuck in. But one of the main things that we do in the week long intensive course and the five week professional trading program course is following this process. So we start with that fundamental analysis. So like I said last week, I'm looking out for Ants macro menu, building that picture and then doing the technical stuff, which is what we'll go through here, building a strategy, executing that strategy, obviously exiting the trade, reviewing and going again. So I actually haven't looked at the market since Friday's closed. I haven't done any preparation for the charts whatsoever. And the reason I wanted to do that was to go through it live as if, well, it is the first time that I've seen the market. So you can really see the process that I go through and our traders here at Amplify go through as well. So I've got rid of all the tabs that were here from last Sunday and obviously removed some of the analysis, well, all the analysis that was on the euro here. But let's have a little look through the way I'd be looking at this and obviously I'm involved in the markets all the time. So I can remember where trend lines were or when levels broke, but it's, you know, no harm whatsoever in just refreshing the charts, taking everything off, going back to those longer time frames. Also worth noting, you know, what is it this week? Well, you know, the last trading day of the month is next Friday. So how we got a bit of end of month fighters in the FX space or in the equity markets to consider. But yeah, let's move back on to the euro. You know, we were saying this time last week, weren't we, about the trend line, how, you know, if that goes really opens the floor. And I agree, absolutely. But we couldn't go lower unless that trend line broken. You can still see how well that held. And, you know, I was also saying it's long if we can get above here. We did came back, test it and then to the top of that range. A lot of FX pairs did the, did that sort of pattern where it pushed higher into the back end of the week and then had a couple of days just drifting off those lows. So for the euro here, interestingly, you know, where it finished is bang on the level we broke through on the 18 on Monday. We came back to test it importantly on the future as we finished above. So the way I'd be, you know, looking at this and obviously bear in mind tomorrow is, you know, a bank holiday in, well, in the UK, some parts of Europe and America as well. So volume is going to be low. Would I hold off trading tomorrow? Potentially. But having a look at the euro here, you can see, you know, the way I'm looking at this is, and I probably, because I'm probably not, I'm not going to trade tomorrow. I will look at the markets, but I'll, you know, be looking, you know, Monday night to see. And, you know, if we hold here, then, you know, I'd be bullish this market that we can have another go potentially pushing back up to this top of the range here. If we come back below, then we can get excited again about that trend line. I mean, there's obviously a quite important level here, which was the two Fridays ago high. What's that 108.55 on the futures that I would consider as a bit of support. But below the 109 handle, I'd say we are likely to drift down to the trend line. And then we've got to be aware of those levels below. Yes, you're marking up this low, which is also previous area support as well. There you're targets. If we hold and we go above the range, where could we go to? Well, how about the top end of, you know, the first of April above that looking at the handle and then suddenly you're up towards here. So it's a really interesting market for euro. Good opportunities last week on the break of, you know, this resistance, then this and the retest or the short from up there. For me, euro last week was a beautiful market to trade. Now going back to that process we're looking at here, the fundamentals. So I'm really looking forward to seeing what Anthony says in that macro menu. I'll post the link in the chat section once that is updated. But I want to see is there any developments? What data do we have out? And then I can build that in with the technical side. You know, if I feel the fundamentals are leading, you know, to a more bearish outlook. Okay, well, let's get a confirmation of the break below 109. And then I can target down to here the risk reward stop just above. You know, when is the right time of the day to take that on as well. One of the questions last week was talking about correlation. So what would I want to see for this market to move lower? Dollar strength across the board. I'll be looking at the dollar index. Is it breaking new highs? Is the pound also under pressure? What's Aussie dollar doing? What is gold doing? If it's a dollar related move, I'd expect all these markets to be pushing towards their lows when I'm looking for euro to also do the same perhaps as well. So that's just something to bear in mind. What are those correlated markets? Are there any key levels in? I mean, a great correlation has been there's the Nasdaq and its drag on other equity markets. So we'll come on to that a bit later as well. Another question was just about some extra analysis on the markets. Is, you know, is this how you leave it? And to be honest, a lot of the time it is, you know, here I've now got all my levels marked up. If we go above the range, I now know where I'll be looking to target. If we don't hold here, looking at trend line, I've got those targets in play. And, you know, obviously I can flicker the wrist, go back to, you know, 2017 and start thinking about, okay, well, that would be the next level. Do I add anything else? Well, for example, I'm just going to bang on the S&P here. You know, what's probably the most common, you know, daily moving average, certainly in the equity space is the 200 days. So this is, you know, where I'd have that on because we're near. So if we go back to the Euro, I want to see, well, are there any fibs in play? Are we, you know, holding on any key moving averages? You know, one that a lot of people will look at on the daily as well as the 100 day moving average. So let's just have a quick look. Like I said, this is the first time I've looked at the markets since Friday evening, 100 day moving average. You know, look at that. Couldn't get above it. Resistance. Important. So therefore I'm going to have it on if we were to push up again just so I can be aware as well. So have a quick look over at the pound. We were talking last Sunday when we were so let's get Sunday was looking looking like this. And we were saying that we've got to be bearish and the sellers will be in control as long as our zone here holds. So just get that zone on. You know, the people will be looking for that retest. We came back into it couldn't close above it a couple of times. I know personally quite a few people that took that short on on the 19th on the Tuesday. Yeah, a bit hairy on there on the Wednesday, but good, good level really isn't it? You know, it's, you know, pushed higher on the Monday because there was risk on across the market and the pounds have been very sensitive to that. We also had some data out on would have been the Wednesday morning. So the Tuesday we pushed above and I was happy to almost get long. And then we had that the end of day trade conversation with our trade as an ampersand how the data was out at 7am and obviously had to backtrack off that. Can't take that trade on if the data comes out a lot better than fine. It's looked the longs if we close above we didn't and we've come back lower. So for the pound this week, I think you still got to be bearish. However, you've got the coming situation going on at the moment and I've seen a bit of chatter about if he is to go. It actually could be a bit of a pound positive due to his stance on Brexit. Let's see how that unfolds over the course of the of the day really. But yeah, at the moment, technically, I'm happy to be be short the pound. If I wasn't, you know, I'm not in a trade. So if I was short, I'd be happy to still be short bit of support here. Yes, it's been choppy, but it's worth keeping an eye on. We also closed below the low from the last week. Be looking for that to come in and then you've got some key support just below there and also the 120 handle as well. And then be looking down towards these lows. I do like the idea of a pound long. I'm only going to get in technically when that does arise. And it's it's about for me getting the getting the confirmation from the chart. So a close above here. Nice retest and looking for us to push on towards the double top that we can see here similar to maybe the move that we got in the euro. However, at the moment, charts telling me it's a short. If there is a change in that for me that comes in above 122 65 on the future. So that's how I would be be keeping an eye on that. Obviously a few places to the risk as we go above 100 day moving average on the euro. Good 100 day moving average on the pound. Not worth having on for me. Right. Remove that. And we move on correlations here. Obviously we've got the dollar side of things. We'll be looking at the pound on other pairs. Euro pound, for example, be looking at the FTSE as well. If we start seeing some pound weakness, is that going to help push FTSE higher? Or is it due to a risk of moving and both of those can move down together? So understanding the correlations is obviously key. And one thing we do focus a lot here at amplify moving on. Of course, just that we're over 10 minutes. So I will like last week's video. I'm going to put the timestamps in the comment section for you so you can go to the market of choice. If you don't want to listen to me rambling on for the whole thing. But yeah, let's go Aussie dollar. I quite like the Aussie to be honest. And I remember this time last week we were putting on the trend line from the lows saying a lot of people bearish. The Aussie can't understand why it's this higher. Fine, sell it under the trend line doesn't come up to it hit the top of the range bit choppy on that range. But you could argue we actually just hit the higher the 10th of March instead of those previous highs. So I'm now marking that up. I'd still have this trend line on. I'd also have this resistance from what was first Friday. We broke through that obviously on the Monday key level support. This whole area here circled up. Bulls are in control of that for me. Which means what an opportunity if that goes, if that breaks through. Okay, let's de-risk off some on these lows here. And then really down to where this whole trend line sort of begins. So good opportunity there on the break. If equities decide to have another positive week. I think we've finished up three in a bit percent. Certainly in the S&P anyway. Then this market could push on and then you start to really think about, you know, the next level here from the flash crash on the 9th. That would be a point to consider as well. And then obviously those previous highs here, which you could, you can mark up as well. So, you know, let's have a quick look over those currencies here. Euro pushed higher failure to break the trend line bit of a short squeeze. The pound still weighed on by some Brexit talks. Bit of risk in the market came back lower. But had to spend two free days pushing to the upside before we did actually come down. If I was quickly put this onto a week, it was an up week last week for the pound against the dollar. Aussie very correlates the S&P. So just bear that in mind at the moment. However, we had this hit a high. People take profit comes back lower. Trend line is something I want to want to have on here. Focusing on obviously a daily close below there for it to be bearish. I don't mind right now considering along from there. Because my view is that stocks are going to continue to go higher. So I think the Aussie could follow suit. Going to leave it there for the currencies. Obviously another question was, you know, do I look at other currency pairs? Absolutely. I know Aussie Yen has been a great one of focus for me for a couple of years really since the trade talks started going off. Came into focus. That's been one Euro pound I like having a look at as well. And one of the things I actually do in the morning as well is have a look at all the, I've got a list of about 20 different currency pairs and have a look at them and do the same process here to see if there is anything. Of interest for me and go about it that way. Let's move on to have a look at S&P considering we're talking about the Aussie. Finished on the high of Friday on Friday. So near the near near enough where it is highest trading point was it's still range ban. I tweeted. I think it was in the middle to back end of last week. It is range ban, but it's at the top of the range. While I'm confident that we push higher and I am currently long near the lower level here. I can't add to this unless we get above that area. Unless we get above our 200 day moving average. People still talking about the the 6.1 cent which gets 200 day moving average on people still talking about the fib level. Let me just get rid of that X. Now the 6.18 or the 0.618 I should say for me that's no interest now. Not having that. I think it's too choppy around that level side move it. So this is how I'd set it up. Range bound above with bullish. If that holds we get a little false break then the bearish. I would consider adding if we came back to test around 28.90 we'll lower the time frame down in a moment. This area here really nicely respected. Nicely broke through here came back. We haven't quite retested that level. Have I missed the opportunity on Friday AM? I don't think so. I would consider adding around here for a long. However I would just bear in mind and I've been saying this to the guys on the professional program. You can see when we hit the top of these ranges that hasn't been your straightaway pullback to get long. You can see it's hit that and come back down. So I just bear that in mind. I think for me it'd be prudent to wait to see how it reacts. Almost get a false break to then come back to look for those longs. I'm bearish below 28.90 so if we get a close below here on bearish and I think we would come back down to here which is where below here then I'm worried for the equity market that we can push lower. I don't see it happening personally. However what's been quite common in the markets over the last week was a lot of China and US trade rhetoric, Hoosies in and Trump going at it as usual. But it seems to be top headline at the moment. So bearing that in mind it'd be again interesting to see what Anthony says I could build that fundamental picture. I've got my technical view of where I want to get long or short and where those targets would be, what the risk reward would be and when would the right time of the day be or week, day of the week to take that. Is it going to be Monday looking for that big push, low volume? Unlikely, unlikely to be. Moving on, obviously focus up here on the NASDAQ but again talking about that correlation. One of the comments in the chat, I mean look how good this was. This is insane how fantastically well technical the NASDAQ was. Hits the gap field to the tip, hits the next level of importance to the tip. We come back and the failure to close back below our previous high here is pretty key. The failure here to close below that high is pretty key. Bullish finish for me on the Friday and could be all-time highs. This time next week we could be looking at all-time highs in the NASDAQ to be honest. When is that view wrong? I would say, well obviously it's wrong this time next Sunday if we don't but when would I be bearish on this market and for me it's below the 15th of May high. So this kind of area here is where I would say I'd be a bit worried for long for a while and we can drift lower. The NASDAQ for me has been following the same pattern since the beginning of April. Push, retrace, push, retrace, push, retrace, push. Now if that breaks and we do push lower and then you start getting people looking at trend lines and all of these kind of things then we get a break of that and suddenly you're below 9000, you're testing here the lower the 14th and things get ugly. If that doesn't happen I think we have to push up. And a break of the higher last week, I'd expect the 200-day moving average in the S&P to also go. I'd also expect to break out the range in the Dow, you can see range. How is that not a range-bound market right now? We're hitting quality support, impressive resistance. You've got a nice midpoint in here, so bullish above, bearish below. And then on our lines here, bears in control, bulls in control above, bulls in control below and bears that lovely trending market there. A range-bound market on the Dow to get a trend. Is it going to come on the Monday on the low volume? Probably not into the back end of the week. Can we get a push above? I'll be looking at the NASDAQ to maybe give us the cue there as well. Have a quick look over gold and oil, just to wrap things. I know I don't want to make this a massively long video for you guys. I appreciate you've probably got better things to do on a Sunday. In fact, this is have a quick look over at gold. For me, I actually am long gold. I got in Thursday evening as we came back down to test this area here. We've stopped just below. I took it on the spot market, so it looks slightly different. But basically stops below this trend line here and using this area support. I'm long. I'm excited if it gets above 17-43. We'd also de-risk as we maybe approach these highs up towards here. And then you're looking at the high of the years on the futures. Stop is below the trend line. If that goes, gold for me comes under a bit of pressure. 17 handle and then obviously these points on the trend line as well. We had a good push a couple of Thursdays ago. We came back lower. On the Monday, stocks are pushing higher. Gold for me a bit confused last week because you have some dollar strength when we came lower. We had some risk off and dollar strength and it went higher. I don't know, it's a bit confused. But we came back down to a nice area of support where the buyers have been in control previously taken over from the sellers. This coupled with a bit of the trend line, good enough area to get long. Below there, I'm not as interested and I think we pushed down. It seems a lot of people are bullish and medium term gold. It's the right scenario for me to be long gold. However, above that trend line, yes, below, not so much. Oil just to wrap things. As I say, whenever I look at oil, I'm not an oil master. I don't really trade it too often. For me, I think we get to that 40. I think it's a matter of time and we had a decent enough week last week. You can see we pushed higher. When would I feel if I was long that that is wrong? Below 30 bucks, below 29.11. Also, there's been gradual grind higher. No trend line as such of yet, but probably worth looking into that. Decent push through to last week. We also hit some resistance from the ninth. I think we go higher, but I'll leave really the oil to the pros. It's a great market. I know people trade it, but they really focus on it. It's one where you need to, in my opinion, if you're going to trade oil, know a lot about it and how it moves and whatnot. Another question here was the characteristics of each market. Something we go through, obviously, at Amplify. On the courses, what times are best to trade? When looking for momentum strategies, what candle close is good in what time frame? Which markets are more technical? Which zone sizes are bigger? All of these things we go through on the course. In summary for this video, the thing I want to teach you guys, or go through with you guys, is we start with the fundamentals. Ants macro menu, your own research, then where does this fit in with the technical view? Let's just go back to the Euro and say it's super bearish news over the weekend. Well, we can't sell straight away unless we get below this technical level. Because if we go back to last Sunday, super bearish, whatever, imagine you sell on the open Sunday evening, and it pushes that high on the Monday and goes through. So trade what you see, not what you think, have that fundamental view. But when are you technically right? When is the rest of the market agreeing with you? Then building that strategy, your risk reward, your levels you're choosing for your entry exit stop executing, but when is the right time to execute that? And obviously, exiting and reviewing that trade, which are all important to do. But yeah, guys, I'm going to wrap it there. But please, any questions, do put them in the chat. If you want me to cover something else in a bit more detail, I can do as well. So just please do let me know. But I hope you enjoy the rest of your Sunday. Hopefully you've all got a nice day off tomorrow as well, and the sun is shining where you are. I look forward to catching up with you in the chat and also this time next week. So take care, guys, and I'll speak to you all very soon.