Monday, July 4, 2022

Daily Trading Analysis 04.07.2022

Trading Analysis of USD/CAD
U.S.: June ISM manufacturing index is consistent with a slower pace of activity - Wells Fargo.





Our Analysis:

While the price is above 1.2870, follow the recommendations below:
  • Time frame: D1
  • Recommendation: long position
  • Entry point: 1.2881
  • Take Profit 1: 1.3050
  • Take Profit 2: 1.3250

Alternative scenario:

If the level 1.2870 is broken-down, follow the recommendations below:
  • Time frame: D1
  • Recommendation: short position
  • Entry point: 1.2870
  • Take Profit 1: 1.2790
  • Take Profit 2: 1.2680
Trading Analysis of AUD/USD
AUD/USD: unlikely to soar to 0.70 even in case of a hawkish surprise from the RBA - ING.






Our Analysis:

Provided that the currency pair is below 0.7070, follow the recommendations below:
  • Time frame: D1
  • Recommendation: short position
  • Entry point: 0.6827
  • Take Profit 1: 0.6700
  • Take Profit 2: 0.6600

Alternative scenario:

In case of a break-out of the level 0.7070, follow the recommendations below:
  • Time frame: D1
  • Recommendation: long position
  • Entry point: 0.7070
  • Take Profit 1: 0.7165
  • Take Profit 2: 0.7270
Fundamental Trading
Analysis of Amazon
Down 29% over the year, the Nasdaq Composite Index is in a bear market, so now is potentially a good time to bet on quality companies trading at a low price.



Our Analysis:

As long as the price is above the 106.00 level, follow the recommendations below:
  • Time frame: D1
  • Recommendation: long position
  • Entry point: 109.71
  • Take Profit 1: 114.00
  • Take Profit 2: 117.00

Alternative scenario:

If the level of 106.00 is broken-down, follow the recommendations below:
  • Time frame: D1
  • Recommendation: short position
  • Entry point: 106.00
  • Take Profit 1: 101.50
  • Take Profit 2: 97.00
Risk Warning: Forex and CFD trading carry a high degree of risk. As such they may not be suitable for all investors. Investors should ensure they fully understand the risks associated with CFD trading before deciding to trade. Investors may choose to seek independent advice and should not risk more than they are prepared to lose.

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