Daily Forex Data and Index Trading

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The market begins under selling pressure. The sales of EURJPY seem to be covered by GBPCHF, indicating that today’s selling pressure will continue. Due to the 7x strength of the EUR-JPY pair, we shouldn't expect even daily corrections unless the pair shows positive signs. We are starting the week with the expectation that the target will continue to decline over the next 16 pairs.

 

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The Monday opening was successfully closed due to sufficient earnings.

 

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SELL

 

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The market panicked, leading to profits being taken and trades being closed.

 

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In the market power rankings, JPY inflows and AUD outflows are becoming decisive factors.

 

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excel update

 

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When examining the percentage effects of the four currency pairs that determine the Forex index, the cause of the sharp decline is the ongoing 15-day basket trend and the daily trend, both showing a 100% drop. Due to the recent sharp sell-offs in the last 25 indices, a possible rebound could lead to a grueling correction. Therefore, trades opened on the 16 pairs should be approached with caution, and any additional entries should be selective, as staying on the sidelines may prove to be safer.

 

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We are resuming sales in 16 pairs as part of the correction that came with the data.

 

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The index continues its strong sell-off. Due to tidal movements caused by heavy volume, we are holding back our profits in cash and preparing to re-enter in the event of a potential correction.

 

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excel update

 

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We are initiating new sell transactions on 16 pairs. The index still retains its downward momentum.

 

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Excel update - Ranking of currencies

 

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the process of advancement in son index trading

 

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the process of advancement in son index trading

 

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the process of advancement in son index trading

 

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The market is starting the day by strengthening again in the selling direction after yesterday's correction.