سیگنال رایگان معاملاتی، تحلیل های برتر الیوت ویو و سرویس خدمات رایگان حسابهای واقعی فارکس
کادر مجرب، ورزیده و متخصص در امور بازارهای مالی" ایران بورس آنلاین " با تمرکز بر اصل مشتری مداری سرویس های معاملاتی، آموزشی، تحلیلی و مشاوره در بورس بین المللی فارکس را ارائه مینماید:
خبر های این صفحه به صورت اتوماتیک از خبرگزاری های جهان جمع آوری و فهرست می شوند. ایران بورس آنلاین دخالتی در انتخاب آنها نداشته و لذا هیچگونه مسئولیتی در قبال محتوای آنها نمی پذیرد.
We can see how the pair is building textbook Elliot waves on the daily chart. The pair met a resistance at 1.0762 and, if it clears it, will go to 1.0883, before the fibo 50 at 1.0941. Right now, the pair is correcting and has two main levels to rebound, at 1.07 and 1.0645. The 20 days MA cleared the 200 days MA. When it gets to the 50 days MA that will be a sign of trend shift, which could help...
Yesterday was a complete lateral day, between 89.522 and 89.156, with the pair trying to exit it on the last hour candle. The pair is now at the fibo 50% from the movement marked from November's low at 84.81 to 93.81. If it continues with 2010's bearish movement, it could seek the fibo 61.8% at 88.24, close to December's support area. From the one hour chart, the pair must break above 89.73 and...
FX markets were choppy in the Asian session, with risk appetite see-sawing. The day started with a risk off tone, as Wall Street plunged due to speculation that FOMC Chairman Bernanke could indicate tightening when he testifies in the House on unwinding Fed liquidity programs this week. The USDJPY fell to 89.20, but failed to pierce daily cloud support at 89.02. The AUDUSD opened at 0.8640 and...
It has been a range-bound session for the majors as a lack of economic releases coupled with the absence of new sovereign debt headlines allowed risk assets to stabilize somewhat. For now, the panic element that had fuelled EURUSD’s plunge has subsided, but worries surrounding the PIGS (Portugal, Ireland, Greece and Spain) are by no means gone, leaving EURUSD stable but still heavy around 1.3695...
FX markets did not do much in Asia trading, as traders were still shaking off a very bumpy week. Asian regional indexes were unable to follow Wall Street’s late day rally, putting pressure on risk appetite. The AUDUSD rallied to 0.8725, as news of a large Australia-China coal deal provided markets with a temporary risk-on tone. However, the pair rapidly ran into offers around 0.8740 and spent the...
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