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@bigvybz - 10 hours ago
Here's my take on this...
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@genefx - 9 hours ago

RED NEWS ๐Ÿ›‘๐Ÿ›‘ ON GBP, CHF. Orange news on USD

Take note of the time, might be associated with slight volatility.

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@genefx - 6 hours ago

Great traders.

Anticipate a free account update.

I miss used the opportunity when I discovered it since 2025 probably Jan-Feb. Would drop drop once approved by the authorities. I can't say if it payed/pays cause I miss used it ๐Ÿฅฒ then.

Anticipate โœ…โœ…

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@israeljasspu - 3 hours ago

Been off for a while what did I miss

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@asuquokelvin - 2 hours ago
Quoted - israeljasspu

Been off for a while what did I miss

You missed a lot I scalped gold and eu buys even when I know they would dump

Forex Market Outlook โ€“ Today

Following yesterday's FOMC meeting, the U.S. dollar is expected to remain the main focus of the Forex market today.

The Federal Reserve decided to keep interest rates unchanged, but its message was more hawkish than many traders anticipated. In simple terms, the Fed signaled that it is not in a rush to cut rates and could still raise them if inflation remains stubborn. This has strengthened the U.S. dollar and increased expectations that rates could stay higher for longer.

As a result, today's market sentiment favors the dollar.

What Traders Should Watch Today

EUR/USD

The euro could remain under pressure as traders continue to buy the U.S. dollar. Unless there is a major positive catalyst for the euro, rallies may attract sellers. It's giving off bearish vibes

GBP/USD

The British pound may also struggle against the stronger dollar. While the pair could see some short-term volatility, the overall bias leans slightly to the downside.

USD/JPY

This pair looks one of the strongest opportunities today. Higher U.S. yields typically support the dollar against the Japanese yen, and yesterday's Fed decision reinforced that trend. This is giving off a bullish vibe.

AUD/USD

The Australian dollar often underperforms when markets shift toward a stronger U.S. dollar. If risk sentiment weakens, AUD/USD could face additional selling pressure. The vibe is bearish

NZD/USD

Like the Australian dollar, the New Zealand dollar may struggle to gain traction in the current environment of dollar strength.

Outlook: Bearish

USD/CAD

The U.S. dollar may continue gaining against the Canadian dollar, although movements in oil prices could influence the pair throughout the day. It may be bullish

Gold (XAU/USD)

Gold reacted negatively to the Fed's message yesterday, and the pressure could continue today. A stronger dollar and expectations of higher interest rates are generally unfavorable for gold prices. Looks bearish

Potential Trade Opportunities Today

โœ… Buy USD/JPY โ€“ Strong momentum supported by rising U.S. yields.

โœ… Buy USD/CAD โ€“ Dollar strength remains the dominant theme.

โœ… Sell EUR/USD โ€“ The euro may continue to struggle against a stronger dollar.

โœ… Sell AUD/USD โ€“ Risk-sensitive currencies could remain under pressure.

โœ… Sell Gold (XAU/USD) โ€“ Higher-for-longer rate expectations continue to weigh on gold.

Bottom Line

The market's reaction to yesterday's FOMC meeting suggests that traders are positioning for a stronger U.S. dollar. Unless fresh economic data changes the narrative, today's trading session is likely to be driven by continued USD strength, weakness in major dollar counterparts such as the euro and Australian dollar, and ongoing pressure on gold.

For now, the path of least resistance appears to favor the U.S. dollar.

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@charlesthefirst - 22 minutes ago

Strong OR Weak trading levels?

They both fail, this is why you never go all in on one trade...

Understand this ๐Ÿ‘‡

A level is mostly called strong because based on the current structure, it has a higher probability of holding up ... not a guaranteed

Levels (Low/High) that led to a break of structure by taking out an external range liquidity of the current range and also give us a new range (low / high), these levels can be considered strong / protected levels.

These are the areas you want to get your Point of interests from, understand Market structure โœ…

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