Forex Daily Forecast, Analysis and Prediction

Price has recently come off of a daily bottom noticeable on the weekly chart and it does look like price want to fib from its recent large move down. So far we are just above the 21.4 fib level but I expect price to head to at least the 38.2 fib level which is almost 200 pips above so I think this pair has a ways to go so I remain very bullish on this pair at the moment.

There are ema crossovers taking place which makes this pair look bullish but a visit back to the ema's is what may be needed for this pair to continue up.

Looking at the 4-hour chart for the AUD/USD we see that price moved as high as 0.99827 during the North American session, but has since retreated somewhat with the past 2 4-hour candles being bearish.

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Based on Doug’s analysis of the EUR/GBP, the weakness in the EUR creates an investment opportunity in the following positions: “High” or “Above”, “Touch” or “No Touch Down” on the EUR/GBP.

As we determined when looking at the EUR/GBP pair the GBP appears to be the stronger currency. On the weekly chart I see what does appear to be price bouncing off what does appear to be a double bottom off of support.

This pair continues to look bearish, yesterday the daily candle bounced off the lower Bollinger band, moved up to the daily 5 then was pushed back down just a bit and closed red.

The EUR/USD is basically the opposite of the USD/CHF. They are reciprocals of each other. Looking at the weekly chart it is obvious that this pair has been very bearish but this week's weekly candle is precisely bouncing off the 50.0 fib level of the recent move up as did last week's weekly candle.

This pair maintains bullish. Starting with the weekly the price seems to be riding the 5 ema and the 5 ema has crossed above the 13 and 21 and the upper Bollinger band is open and pointing up giving price permission to continue upward.

I start my analysis on this pair looking at the EUR/CHF. As always, I want to determine relative strength. On the weekly chart the EUR/CHF looks bullish base on ema's.

Towards the end of the Pacific session and heading towards the London opening we see that the Kiwi (NZD/USD) seems to have found some support from the bulls.

Based on Doug’s analysis of the USD/CHF, the strength of the USD creates an investment opportunity in the following positions: “High” or “Above”, “Touch” or “No Touch Down” on the USD/CHF.

On the daily chart we made our pullback came close to the daily 5 then dropped a bit but looks like it wants to move back up and touch the 5 again before dropping further. Price is still riding the daily 5 ema.

On the weekly it is riding the 5 ema downward, on the daily the 21 ema seems to have been in control the 4 hour 5 ema is sharply crossing below the other ema's as well as with the hourly and 15 minute so the USD/JPY is no doubt bearish which means we have a strong JPY and a weak USD.

In my analysis for the EUR/GBP I point out it looks bearish which means EUR weakness and in my USD/CHF I point out a bullish bias which means USD strength so a weak EUR and a strong USD means a bearish EUR/USD.