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DislikedI really appreciate your content on this thread. Can I make a request? Can you teach us how to use the report properly? Like a Summary how to use it. For example, open interest was one thing that I never look into. But I saw you reference...Ignored
As example lets analyse GBPUSD (How to use):
GBPUSD COT Report Analysis: April 16, 2024
USD:
Implications for GBPUSD:
Trading Recommendations:
Relative Positioning:
Contextualize Net Positions:
DislikedThanks for the info Based on above, what's the forecast for AUDJPY for next week? This pair has recently experienced a huge bullish move almost all last week. Is that over now or move bullish is expected? ThanksIgnored
Implications for AUDJPY:
Trading Recommendations:
Based on the Non-Commercial COT data analysis, here are two potential trading recommendations for AUDJPY:
Important Considerations:
Disclaimer: This report provides information for educational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice.
DislikedThanks for the info Based on above, what's the forecast for AUDJPY for next week? This pair has recently experienced a huge bullish move almost all last week. Is that over now or move bullish is expected? ThanksIgnored
Australian Dollar vs Japanese Yen: Non-Commercial COT Analysis and Trading Recommendations // Based on the April 23, 2024 Non-Commercial COT data, speculative traders hold a strong short bias in both the Australian Dollar (AUD) and Japanese Yen (JPY), suggesting a potential downside bias for AUDJPY. // AUD: Net Position: -41.2% of Open Interest, relatively flat positioning. Open Interest increasing (239,278). JPY: Net Position: -53.5% of Open Interest, relatively flat positioning. Open Interest increasing (336,167). // Implications: Potential Direction: Downside bias for AUDJPY due to short bias in both currencies. Volatility: Increased volatility possible due to rising open interest. Market Depth: High total open interest suggests sufficient liquidity. // Trading Recommendations: Short Trade - Enter short on AUDJPY if price breaks below key support. Set stop-loss above a recent swing high. Target based on technical analysis or risk-reward ratio. Important Considerations: COT data provides a one-sided view. Use with other analysis. This is for educational purposes only, not investment advice.
Non-Commercial COT Analysis: XAUUSD - Week Ending (April 23, 2024)
Key Individual Currency Sentiment:
Implications for XAUUSD:
Trading Recommendations:
Multi-Pair COT Analysis: GBPCAD, USDCAD, USDCHF - Week Ending (April 23, 2024)
Inter-Pair Analysis and Trading Recommendations:
Comparative COT Analysis: GBPUSD vs NZDUSD - Week Ending (April 23, 2024)
Inter-Pair Analysis and Trading Recommendations:
Comparative Insights:
JPY Pairs Analysis: CADJPY, USDJPY, EURJPY, NZDJPY, GBPJPY, CHFJPY - Week Ending (April 23, 2024)
Individual Pair Analysis and Recommendations:
These pairs exhibit the most significant bearish sentiment among speculators, potentially offering opportunities for short positions. However, it's crucial to consider other factors, such as open interest trends and potential volatility, before making trading decisions.
NB: I have missed this nice move GBPJPY - M30
DislikedComparative COT Analysis: GBPUSD vs NZDUSD - Week Ending (April 23, 2024) This analysis will delve into the Non-Commercial COT data for GBPUSD and NZDUSD, dissecting the sentiment surrounding the British Pound (GBP) and the New Zealand Dollar (NZD) against the US Dollar (USD). Individual Currency Analysis: GBP (British Pound): Non-Commercial: Net Position: Short bias in GBPUSD (-26.2%). Changes in Positioning: Significant decrease in long positions (-48.2%) and a notable increase in short positions (18.3%). Open Interest Trends: Increasing trend....Ignored