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AUD/USD: One short position closed.
The pull back this Tuesday offered the opportunity to open a pending short order and closing it at the same day with a nice profit. AUD is currently the weakest currency and the USD remains the strongest so far this week.
EUR/CAD: Short postions still open.
The EUR remains the weaker currency against several pairs. However, at the moment the EUR/CAD is Bullish in the 4H. chart mainly because of temporary weakness in the CAD.
USD/CAD: Long position opened.
The pair is in an uptrend in the last weeks and the pull back this monday with recovery on Tuesday looks like an opportunity to step in again with a first position. This has been opened and on further pull back more will be opened.
Forex ranking and rating Tue. Wk 50 / 09-12-2014
Analysis based on TA charts for all the major currency pairs. Good luck to all. No advice, just info. Every week the Forex ranking rating list will be prepared in the weekend. All the relevant Time Frames will be analyzed and the ATR and Pip value will be set.
There will be 2 updates during the week on Tuesday and Wednesday. The Daily and 4 Hour chart will then be analyzed and updated.
This makes that there will be no more than 48 trading hours between each update. This is a reasonable period when considering that the smallest time frame used is the 4 hours, meaning 12 price bars/candlesticks.
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