A daily "trade strategy for the next few hours," useful for day trading. The results are reviewed the following day.
It's starting to look like it wants to go up, but for now I'm waiting for a pullback.On the 4-hour chart (H4), sellers may also step in, and overall it's moving in a range, so if I'm going to buy, I want to wait for a proper pullback before getting in.
For now, it's wait and see.Price is near a key level on the daily chart, and given the flow on the 1-hour and 4-hour charts, I can't get involved right now.
The pair has been falling since the morning and has broken below yesterday's range.However, rather than continuing to drop sharply, it has settled into a range one level lower.
Price moved up another leg from yesterday, but it's back in a range now.From here, the key point is whether the range high from up until yesterday will act as support.
For now I have a bullish bias, but if price breaks below the C line, which is currently acting as support, I'll switch to selling.USD/JPY is one to watch today.
It's a tricky ranging market, but the lows are firming up and it feels like things could turn into an upward move.If price comes down to around C, the range low, it becomes easier to get involved, but I think there's also a chance it starts rising from around B. In that case, I'll have to weigh that against how far it might hold up if it drops again.
Momentum is fading, but I'm keeping a bullish bias.Price is in what you could call near the highs, so I'll also keep in mind the possibility of a turn lower from around here.
The situation is similar to yesterday.Price is basically moving within the range between A and C, and I'm looking to buy within the range.However, selling pressure comes in around Line A. This is also the same as yesterday.
Price is already starting to break higher, but for now the scenario remains as shown above.I'd like to wait for a pullback first.
A slightly tricky situation. The 1-hour chart (H1) is ranging and leans toward selling, if anything, but the current flow is turning up (making higher lows), so my bias is bullish.On the 15-minute chart (M15), I see it as a range from A to B, so it's a question of buying from the bottom or buying after a break to the upside.
