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USD/CAD Weekly Forex Signal - 30 September 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: 1.1100 – 1.1200

Take Profit Zone: 1.0475 – 1.0600

Stop Loss Zone: 1.1350 – 1.1500

The USDCAD has rallied sharply over the past 24 trading months. The rally took this currency pair from an intra-day low of 0.9632 to an intra-day high of 1.1278 from where the rally stalled and price action started to correct. This currency pair is now in the process of forming a double top formation and this may exercise downward pressure on the USDCAD over the next few trading weeks.

Forex traders should watch out a breakdown below the 38.2 Fibonacci Retracement level as this is likely to accelerate the sell-off in the USDCAD currency pair. Forex traders should consider splitting their lot size into multiple entry positions across a 100 pips range in order to decrease the risk on this trade. The upward potential appears to be rather limited while the downside potential remains very attractive.

USDCAD 93014

John Ursus
About 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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