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  • Steven
  • Oct 13, 2025

We're back after a taking a week off and jumping straight back into it. For our main pairs most ideas involve taking longs on the Dollar, which is trading in the direction of the current bullish trend that began on the 17th of September. The key areas for our main pairs are listed below with the direction of opportunity.


$/chf

Key area: 0.8000 providing support to price.

Opportunity: Longs & Shorts


£/dollar

Key area: 1.3300 to 1.3320

Opportunity: Longs


€/dollar

Key area: 1.1665 & 1.1590

Opportunity: Longs & Shorts at both


Aussie/dollar

Key Area: 0.6540 to 0.6560

Opportunity: Longs & Shorts


$/cad

Key Area: 1.3975

Opportunity: Longs only


Dollar/¥

Key Area: 151.60

Opportunity: Longs



Good Trading.



  • Steven
  • Sep 29, 2025

This week we're continuing with our chart analysis without indicators. Price on the US Index is telling for this week as a 50% pullback of the Wednesday and Thursday candles is expected to 97.82. This move is correlated across many main pairs all of which we will be watching closely. Keep in mind taking the same position on more than one pair exposes your account to unnecessary risk. The aussie might be forming a set of higher lows - this will require close observation. The yen looks like it could be turning around also, a move produced mostly from the US Dollar falling (currently). The cad is the most interesting pair with a more rare type of short trade we're looking to place at 1.4000 area after observing price interaction.


Good Trading.

  • Steven
  • Sep 26, 2025

I took an intraday short on the eurchf earlier today. I've just closed it off at the lows as discussed in the video at around +20 pips, which is significant on this pair with its average daily range being about 25 pips.


Although our analysis revolved around finding and taking a long position we found ourselves taking an opposite trade when we noticed everyone jumping in early or jumping in on poor quality setups. The impatience, fear and uncertainty underlying those positions produced our opportunity. The movement had good volatility that began right at our expected area suggesting significant winding and unwinding of positions. These we assume were mostly opened out of fear or impatience.


Good Trading.

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