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Visit us daily for various Currency Analysis videos created by our Forex Traders. Each trading day there will be two different videos that will assist you in making your decisions.

Dollar Versus Loonie and Yen September 27th // 26 Sept. 2012

USD/CAD rose during the session, and even managed to crack above the 0.98 level. However, we are still concerned about going long until we can clear the 0.9950 level as it looks to be the top of this noisy resistance we have found. Because of this - we are watching.... The USD/JPY pair had a volatile day, and looks like it is currently being supported. Wonder who that could be? yes Bank of Japan - we are looking at you. Nonetheless, there is a trading opportunity in this pair at the moment. Play video >>

Pound Versus Dollar and Euro September 26th // 25 Sept. 2012

GBP/USD fell during the session on Tuesday in order to test the support yet again. The 1.62ish area looks to be supportive, but if it gives way we could see a move down to the 1.60 level. The 1.60 level should be supportive as well, and in fact we prefer to buy down at that level if possible. The EUR/GBP pair fell during most of the session for Tuesday, but managed to find support in the 0.7950 level by forming a hammer. This area looks supportive in general, and as a result it looks like we could be bouncing back into the range between here and 0.8150 or so. Play video >>

Dollar Versus Euro and Yen September 26th // 25 Sept. 2012

EUR/USD fell during the session on Tuesday as the markets went into a "risk off" mode. The 1.29 level offered support, and as a result we didn't travel far. However, this pair looks somewhat vulnerable for a move down to the 1.2750 level, and at that point we think that buyers may step back into the market. The USD/JPY pair fell but bounced in order to forma hammer. This hammer is just under the 78 level, and as a result we think this pair could see a bit of a bid. The Bank of Japan is lurking as well.... Play video >>

Dollar Versus Loonie and Kiwi September 25th // 24 Sept. 2012

The USD/CAD pair rose during the session on Monday, but failed to stay above the 0.98 level. This suggests that the former support level could now be resistive going forward. Certainly, there are always going to be more headline risks to the upside in oil in a world like we have at the moment, and as such this pair is likely to fall. The NZD/USD pair fell on Monday, but bounced in order to form a bit of a hammer just above the 0.82 level in order to show support at a former resistance level. This pair should benefit from massive quantitative easing around the world. Play video >>

Dollar Versus Euro and Pound September 25th // 24 Sept. 2012

EUR/USD saw a pullback for the session on Monday, but got a bit of a bounce late in the day. The 1.29 level looks like it is going to offer support, and the 1.30 level resistance. Because of this, we think this could be one of the more difficult pairs to trade in the near term. The GBP/USD pair fell as well, but bounced nicely in order to form a hammer. The pair has been consolidating around the 1.62 level lately, and as such we think a pullback may not happen. (Even if we wish it would.) We are very bullish of the Pound at the moment..... Play video >>

Pound Versus Dollar and Euro September 24th // 22 Sept. 2012

GBP/USD had a positive session on Friday, but gave up most of its original gains in order to form a shooting star. This positioning of the star and the fact that the pair has ran up so far so fast leads us to believe that a pullback is coming.......which will be an opportunity to buy this pair at a lower rate. The EUR/GBP pair fell during the session on Friday, but is finding a lot of support at the 0.80 level. In fact, the hammer looks very supportive at this point in time, and the market looks ready to bounce around between the 0.80 and 0.81 levels. Play video >>

Dollar Versus Yen and Franc September 24th // 22 Sept. 2012

USD/JPY fell a bit during the session on Friday, but hovers just above the massive support area of 78. The pair looks as if it is ready to attempt another leg down, but the Bank of Japan will more than likely have a lot to say about that.... The USD/CHF pair fell initially during the Friday session, but by the time the markets closed - it had closed positive, and formed a hammer as well. The market looks like it wants to go a bit higher, but we see the 0.95 level as being about as far as it can go. Play video >>

September 24th Long-Term Charts // 22 Sept. 2012

The EUR/USD pair fell a bit during the week, but we have seen it power above the 1.30 handle previously, and this pair looks well supported. The 1.2750 level will more than likely bring in more buyers. The USD/CAD pair attempted to break above the 0.98 handle this week, but was pushed back as soon as it did so. The result was a shooting star-ish looking candle just under that significant level. The GBP/USD pair looks a bit exhausted, and with good reason. The pair has been very bullish, and a pullback to the 1.60 level is not only likely, its very welcome. We are bullish of this pair if we can buy it at a lower price. The USD/JPY had a funky week to say the least. We currently sit just above the 78 handle (again), and think that we are stuck between here and the 80 handle for the foreseeable future. Play video >>

Dollar Versus Pound and Yen September 20th // 19 Sept. 2012

GBP/USD pair fell during the Wednesday session, only to bounce in the end to forma nice looking hammer. This hammer shows that the 1.62 level may in fact turn out to be supportive, and that a pullback may not happen. If that is the case - we could see much higher prices. The USD/JPY pair rose at first, and then fell in the end of the day. The 78 level looks like it still hols a ton of support, and as a result we think this pair will be supported in the future. The bounce to the 79 handle over and over certainly can be taken advantage of if you are patient. Play video >>

Dollar Versus Loonie and Euro September 20th // 19 Sept. 2012

USD/CAD sat fairly still during the session on Wednesday, even as oil fell apart. This suggests to us that the Loonie is stronger than we understood. The 0.98 level will continue to be very important, and should remain very resistive going forward. The EUR/USD pair fell to test the 1.30 level, but found a supportive bounce at that level. For us, this market looks a bit overbought, but the fact is that it looks healthy at the moment. On the other hand, there is a lot of "noise up to the 1.33 level. Play video >>

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