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Chart Art: GBP/CAD Wedge Pattern Breakout Due?
This sterling pair has formed higher lows and slightly higher highs to consolidate inside a rising wedge pattern on its 4-hour chart. Are we about to see a breakdown soon?
Daily Broad Market Recap – October 7, 2025
With a lack of major fresh catalysts, markets showed choppy patterns on Tuesday, as traders focused on geopolitical and the U.S. government shutdown themes.
What’s Up With the U.S. Government Shutdown?
What’s a government shutdown, and how is it affecting the financial markets? Here are points traders need to know!
FX Watch: NZD/JPY and NZD/CAD to Make New October Highs After RBNZ’s Decision?
The RBNZ is expected to cut its rates this week! Here’s why NZD/JPY and NZD/CAD offer opportunities in the event of a less dovish RBNZ event.
FX Watch: EUR/NZD and NZD/CHF Trend Continuation Plays for a Dovish RBNZ
The RBNZ is already widely expected to cut interest rates this October, but what if they lean even more dovish with a larger cut or confirmation of more easing to come? Here’s what I’m watching on EUR/NZD and NZD/CHF in this case.
Event Guide: RBNZ Monetary Policy Statement (October 2025)
New Zealand’s central bank is scheduled to announce its interest rate decision this week, and expectations are pointing to another rate cut. Here are the points to know when trading this event.
Daily Broad Market Recap – October 6, 2025
Global markets saw dramatic moves as Japan’s pro-stimulus leader election crushed the yen, gold surged past $3,900/oz for the first time, and French political chaos deepened amid ongoing US shutdown.
Premium Watchlist Recap: RBA Monetary Policy Decision (September 2025)
Let’s briefly review our forex strategy watchlists surrounding last week’s RBA interest rate event. Which pair made the cut & how did it all play out?
Should You Add to Your Losing Positions?
When is scaling in considered “averaging down” and when can you call it “gambling?” Here’s when it makes sense to add to losing positions and when it does not.
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