Sequence of Analysis

1. Let the market stretch
2. Support / Resistance
3. Price Actions
4. MACD / Stochastic
5. Overbought / oversold - two long candle (hourly / 4H / Daily

Friday, January 31, 2014

USD-CAD Technical Analysis (01 Feb 2014)

MACD Settings:- First EMA = 12 | Second EMA = 26 | Signal EMA = 9
Stochastic Settings:- Period = 5 | Average Period Fast = 7 | Average Period Full =7
Bollinger Bands Settings:- Average = 20 | Standard Deviation = 2
Date: 01 February 2014
Time: 6:30 AM (+8 GMT)

USD-CAD
Technical.Indicators 4 Hourly Daily Weekly Monthly
MACD Down Up Up Up
Full Stochastic Down Down Up Up
Bollinger Bands N/A N/A N/A N/A
Chart Formation N/A N/A N/A W Formation
MarketDirection Down Up Up Up
Market Comments The long term market direction for USD-CAD is strongly bullish. This is supported by the MACD and Stochastic both pointing upwards direction. The reverse head and shoulder formation (W) in the monthly time frame as well as the strong sentiments of american economy booms are all the ingredients for strong bullish for this pair. On the other hands Canadian economy is somewhat stagnant or gradually slowing down. This can be viewed by the weakness of Canadian dollars not only against the USD but also EURO and Britain Pounds.

The chart below is showing the W (reverse head and shoulder) formation with ideal target at 1.27903. Meaning that the continuation of bullish for the entire month of February is imminent. It could be spiking all the way we will wait and see.

Significant Economic Factors That will Affect USD-CAD in February 2014. The first and third weeks might be a strong turbulence as there are more economic factors to stir the market movement.

Week 1: Significant turbulence in the market movement

  • Treasury Sec Lew Speaks (USD)
  • ISM Manufacturing PMI (USD)
  • ADP Non-Farm Employment (USD)
  • Building Permits m/m (CAD)
  • ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI (USD)
  • Trade Balance (CAD)
  • Trade Balance (USD)
  • Unemployment Claims (USD)
  • Preliminary Nonfarm Productivity q/q (USD)
  • Ivey PMI (CAD)
  • Employment Change (CAD)
  • Unemployment Rate (CAD)
  • Non-Farm Employment Change (USD)
  • Unemployment Rate (USD)
Week 2:
  • Fed Chairperson Yellen Testifies (USD)
  • Core Retail Sales m/m (USD)
  • Retail Sales m/m (USD)
  • Unemployment Claims (USD)
  • Manufacturing Sales m/m (CAD)
  • Preliminary UoM Consumer Sentiment (USD)
Week 3: Significant turbulence in market movement
  • Building Permits (USD)
  • PPI m/m (USD)
  • Core CPI m/m
  • Unemployment Claims (USD)
  • Philly Fed Manufacturing Index (USD)
  • Core CPI m/m (CAD)
  • Core Retail Sales m/m (CAD)
  • G7 Meetings
  • Existing Home Sales (USD)
Week 4:
  • CB Consumer Confidence (USD)
  • New Home Sales (USD)
  • Core Durable Goods Orders m/m (USD)
  • Unemployment Claims (USD)
  • GDP m/m (CAD)
  • Prelim GDP Price Index q/q (USD)
  • Pending Home Sales m/m

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