 Hi guys, good afternoon. Happy Sunday. Hope you've all had a nice weekend. Happy Fourth of July Independence Day to those in the US. And also happy opening of the pubs in the UK. Hope you've all enjoyed yourselves for those that went. We'll go through the charts as normal one by one. Going through some of the levels from last week how they reacted and some new ones for the week ahead. Obviously with Friday being a bank holiday in the States, of course, for the futures market, you won't see any price action for that day. So effectively it's been a long weekend and how that acts out. We'll find out on the open on, well this evening, of course, the last three Sundays have had a gap lower, which was quickly reversed, of course, but yeah, we'll have a little run through. Starting off as usual with the euro and that low that we had from a couple of Mondays ago, still very much intact. Let me just remove these arrows. So yeah, still very much intact. The balls for me are in control as long as we're above there and you can see we are. So at the moment, I think it's worthwhile just sort of pointing that out that for a decent move lower, we really do need to get ourselves below these two lines that are marked up. The line in the sand, if you like, which you can see I've had marked up here quite interestingly, I think, and I'm just going to remove it. We couldn't get any closes above there. Going back since we broke through on the 25th of June, you can see we had a couple of goes last week, but no close above there, which is for me quite interesting. Of course, we're into a new quarter, into a new month, which sort of led to some erratic price action, shall we say last week or the beginning of last week, but now it's almost like business can resume as normal. So I'll be looking for some cleaner moves to come. So for the euro for the balls, this is still the point that is needed to defend. I guess you could argue that the bears can really only get excited below the 111.60 because obviously what could happen is that we do push lower and that this is still in control of the balls and we push up from this point. So I think we, having a look at this below 111.60 is how I'd be looking at the euro. So to the upside, well, you know, you've got these, these highs. So to get, you know, from a horizontal point of view, just terms of the key resistance levels, obviously we still got this one up here, we've got this trend line that comes down, but in between here, it's a tricky one because it's likely to get quite messy. However, for like a daily sort of guide level, I would have this one on, which was the high of the pullback after we broke lower on the 26. So yeah, that for me is worthwhile having a 112.80 is that level. So no close above there. So a close above would be significant enough for me to kind of like a move to the upside. But it's like the Aussie in a way, isn't it? And that is being compact really for a number of weeks. It's almost waiting for a bigger move to happen. It might be worth having a quick look to see from these highs and we've got a trend line coming down. So a quick look. There you go. It's not too bad, not too bad. I keep that on along with that high, especially if we were to get that early in the week, it may well coincide with that trend. But yeah, those would be the point to the upside to the downside. I guess the thing to do is make this more of a demand zone. And as long as we don't close below that, then I'd say that the balls can still be in control of this overall. Ultimately, if we were to move lower for a period of time, I think this certainly still looks like a very good place to get long again. But we've been we've been compressed, haven't we? Over the last couple of weeks, not really not too much has happened. But like I was saying, new quarter, new month, you know, let's hopefully see some cleaner moves for the pound. Decent decent couple of days followed after we couldn't push lower on the 29th. So the 30th which of course was the Thursday bit of, you know, month and flow. People were on Tuesday, so it was a bit of month and flow. And where we pushed on and a bit of risk on as well in seeing stops did push higher into the back end of the week as well. So areas to be aware of certainly, you know, you've got to be marking up this 125 46, which cap price action on the Thursday. I mean, how we finished on Thursday was, you know, would I would say look relatively bearish and for a reversal, but Friday, you know, there was hardly any volume in the market. So, yeah, not too much going on there. So having a look at this now, I would obviously mark up the key low. You know, that's been very important. And if you remember from last week's video, or if you ever watched the midday ones I do on Amplify Live, it just came back down to the most important level for pound that I've been on about is this area here, we broke above it, came back down and we broke and actually closed and offered an area support for push higher and we just came back down to it to it there. So, yeah, you know, if you want to see how important that technical level is, there you go. So to the upside 125 46, give or take a couple of pips either way, resisting any move to the upside and then 22 65 to the downside bit a big, quite a big range, admittedly, you know, 300, you know, pips, but putting this on to sort of 60 minutes, just having to look at some other areas of interest. Let's just have a quick look. Yeah, I mean, it actually, you know, led to a pretty good push, didn't it? Even after that first down the first, I'm just wondering whether you probably want to have this area here now. You can see was the low that we had back on the 25th bro closed above offered a half decent level. I would have it as a bit of a guide and also it matches up quite nicely with the sort of midpoint. So, you know, you can say we're bullish as long as we, you know, find support here and stay above bearish below and obviously then be aware of this key level and the levels we marked up last week and most notably these lows, whereas if this turns to support and we push higher and get above the what is now, of course, a double top, then really we could be looking back towards that 200 day move in average again, which has been pretty good and worthwhile having on there for the pound. A bit of Brexit talk starting to come into, you know, the headlines a bit more as well, but also it is still correlated quite heavily with risk. So obviously if we were to have a positive week for stocks, then likelihood is you're going to see the pound follow suit where any risk off, just be aware that this can change and turn and to be honest, you know, it's actually been probably the nicest currency in my opinion to have traded recently the euro, you know, pretty messy along with the pound along with the Aussie dollar, I should say, but the pounders traded quite nice, respected levels well and you're getting decent moves that at least lasting for a bit. Moving on to the Aussie, we've got a little break, didn't we? We have this trend line from the top coming in, got a little spike above, we then found support, I guess if you were to zoom in, you probably did get a nice close and it acts as support again and we're pushing to the upside. So now we're removed 69.33 and then, yeah, just have this double top that we're looking at towards 69.82 above there. Obviously you have the higher the 11th, which you're probably worth marking up because it comes in on the handle, the 70 handle, but above there then we're looking towards the high that we made, of course, on the 10th. If it is a false break, where do I believe that to be 68.98, I think is as good as any, you know, back below here. But of course, this retest of the trend could well come, of course, lower down than that as well. So just bear that in mind and also the trend line that we've got coming up. So that's going to be, if we are to have a move lower, quite a key point that we'd be worth marking up, but has much happened in that other than that little break. No, not really. So the pound has been easier. The euro still contained. Have we now got a bit of a break here and we can continue higher. Last week's finish would suggest that is going to happen from, from just sort of looking at this. However, we're effectively a spike away from coming into very key resistance. So just be aware of that. If you are long, you know, this is a good level where I would say take profit and then you're not next target is that high that we've got from the 10th, which of course is the higher the year as well, just making sure it was. Yeah. And then obviously if it any more on it could run through. However, you know, stops, I would say it's a tricky one, isn't it? Because, you know, you've got this trend line, which would act as support. You've got this level here and it might well be the risk of order skewed a bit. So yeah, I'd say if I were looking for a long, I'd be happy as long as it is above this trend line that comes from those lows. Yeah, we talked last week about how the 200 day moving average would be a nice place to get long. That hasn't come through yet, but certainly one to, you know, maybe make a note on just sort of say, you know, if we do get near it, it's acted very well as a support or resistance recently. So yeah, still have that on moving on to stocks, good recovery again last week. The bears can't really, really catch up, catch it, can they at the moment? But you know, not to say the bulls have taken this away. You know, it's probably clear this up a bit. You can see the resistance here from the 23rd is good. Obviously looks slightly different. And how we probably live in the futures, obviously once that roll over took place, but we still got, you know, key resistance up here, which you're going to have on. Obviously now just moving that to there. You've got these highs that we couldn't get through. So definitely looking to have that on as well. Then to the downsides, you've got the previous high, which is active as a really good opportunity to have got long a couple of times. And you know, this time, I did it on the Saturday, but basically seven days ago, I was talking about how we are just coming back into, you know, really nice area in equities to get long from a technical point of view. We found support, we filled the gap from the Sunday close and we did push higher. Does that last, you know, we have to wait and see of course, but I'd still be a buyer in this market if we can get any, any sort of pullbacks. I added a bit to my long as you know, I'm down here. And I just, you know, not a massive trade at all, but de-risked ahead of ahead of the bank holiday before non-farm payrolls on the sort of the high that we had here. I mean, in hindsight, it looks great, but you know, we could easily smash through that. So the way I'd be looking for that is a close above here, nice sort of pullback, you know, something like from there. And then looking for that high that we had back in the beginning of June to the downside, where would I be a bit worried that actually we start to see 29 76 again, probably when we get a close below 30 83, that would be enough that I'd say, okay, maybe we're just going to start this, you know, rotation round to these lows again. However, of course, all of these lows from the first the 30th as well could act as support points for that that ready to continue to the upside. I'll say really push that we've had in recent times. So yeah, that's that's really how I'd play it targets to the upside. You know, you've got these previous tops from the 16th. See people will be looking at the futures higher than 19th. But as I said, we had that roll over. So it looks slightly different. Can we get a great week and get above this high? Probably not. But if that is to happen, just as we've said in previous ones, to start marking these areas up, as we saw on the NASDAQ not long ago, they really do act as great targets, great resistance levels, albeit momentarily, but why take that risk great places to de risk. Also, you might have seen on the news, Kanye West is is selling he's going to run for the presidency is probably more of a plea or a plan, I should say, to take votes away from Biden, if anything, and the attention away, but 2020, right? But yeah, that's that's how I would go with the S&P. Really, you know, I bullish up still above 38 you three. I mean, overall, as long as we stay above 29 76, I am, but maybe for the week as it goes, you know, this is a good line in the sand that I would hold on there. NASDAQ made new all time highs, closing all time high as well. So no surprise there. We're still in this trend channel as a bit of a guide that I would have. As you know, we last week, we did exactly what we were saying and coming back to these previous highs, technically what a level to get long and it was and it has been for quite some time just following this trend line as well. So yeah, great opportunity for those that got in. And also, you know, we hit that high, we find some resistance there, great place to the risk. And if it goes, fantastic. Now begs the question, let's just remove those arrows after that work pretty well. You would just be saying, you know, where is the next dip? I would say this is too early on the previous all time high. Personally, I think you'd want it a bit lower line in the sand for me. You probably have about 10, 10,000 NASDAQ sounds mad, doesn't it? Just above these highs here, you'd be happy to stay long. But I think if it does break there, and that's similar to the S&P line in the sand, I've got 38, you're free. You know, I would say if you are long, if you're managing a position, you know, I'd be happy to stay long above that. However, I think the break below there just gives another opportunity on this trend as well. If you, if you bearish below that trend, it's not a bad, bad one to sort of get the agit confirmation that you might want, because at the moment it's, you know, try pieced together to down days in a row on the NASDAQ in the future. So you haven't had that since 13th and 12th of May, which is incredible to think about. Dow Jones, yeah, it did what the NASDAQ did. It did what the DAX did. It did what the S&P did. It come down to a previous area, which offered resistance to support and led to that next move as well. So yeah, it's nice to see the markets behaving themselves, giving opportunities to both buyers and sellers, because obviously for these levels to work, a part of that is going to come from people taking profit. Relatively quiet into the week, although it has to be said for equities with it being a four-day week. It looks quite messy now for me, the Dow. Personally, it's from, you know, getting in for maybe a couple of days, three, four or five days at a time, S&P and NASDAQ have certainly felt a lot clearer. But was this the opportunity to get long on those lows? Potentially was, wasn't it? To the upside, obviously we've got the 200-day moving average. I'd say worth keeping an eye on. However, the main target here, I think people we'll be looking at will be the higher that we had back on the 16th, just below the 27,000 mark. Moving that, I don't know. I don't really want to spend too much time looking at the Dow, really choppy around here. I think lower timeframes, it could be slightly clearer, but with those lower time frame charts, looking at lower time frame levels. I don't know. I think we, like I said, I think the S&P and NASDAQ are clearer. I'd say we drift higher. Looking at this, I don't really have a line in the sand that would give me a guide. Obviously the S&P and NASDAQ are a bit clearer for me. So yeah, for the Dow, if I wasn't in a position, which I'm not, I'm only really interested when it comes to here or there really. You could of course lower it down and say we haven't finished below here in three days. We broke above it, turned to a great area of support for push higher. It's worthwhile, I guess, having that on. We found relatively good price action away, but you can see I'm reaching really for the Dow here. So yeah, maybe not worth too much attention, in my opinion, anyway. Gold, we did get 1800, didn't we? We did get 1800 last week. We got the push above, came back for support. I mean, I was talking about this with the guys last week, the end of last week. One second. I think I've just been logged off there, unfortunately. So I'm going to wrap it there rather than spend time sort of logging in again, because I think Anne's needs to do the macro menu. But I will put a couple of charts up for gold and the DAX. I had those two left. So no problems there. But yeah, it's the same for gold. There's a really nice level in there. That was a good line and sound for me for whether it be bullish or bearish. And how it finished, bearish, sorry, enough of me above there. But yeah, hope you guys all have a great week. And yeah, I'll catch you all later on. We're doing a webinar, I think this Wednesday, actually. So keep a look out for that. But yeah, hope you'll have a good few days ahead and hope the weekend was good and you're all rest and recovered and ready. Take care, guys.