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USD/CAD Weekly Signal- Jan. 21, 2014

By John Ursus
Professional trader and technical analyst with over one decade of experience. John believes that being a successful trader means you have to be in the minority and defy what is popular. Trading is an art form and not science and there are more myths about trading than there are successful traders.

By: John Ursus

Timeframe: W1 Recommendation: Short Position
Entry Zone: 1.0950 – 1.0975 
Take Profit Zone: 1.0450 – 1.0520
Stop Loss Zone: 1.1100 – 1.1125

The USDCAD has rallied sharply over the past few trading weeks and recently broke-out above its previous resistance level which has been turned into solid since then and is marked by the light blue box in the chart.

After the breakout the USDCAD has formed a bump-and-run reversal patter as marked by the light red triangle in the above chart and should retrace its gains back down in order to tests its new support level which is also enforced by its ascending Fibonacci retracement level.

USDCAD Weekly Signal 12114

John Ursus
Professional trader and technical analyst with over one decade of experience. John believes that being a successful trader means you have to be in the minority and defy what is popular. Trading is an art form and not science and there are more myths about trading than there are successful traders.

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