Gbp/Chf

[eenendha]

My analysist for gbpchf today,18 june 2013 using open market price strategy
buy stop 1.4524 tp 1.4544 sl 1.4464
sell stop 1.4484 tp 1.4464 sl 1.4544

happy enjoy trading...

[hwida 1046]

elliott flat correction up 1.4563 current up move should continue up to 1.4512 or 1.4552 any correction should find support in 1.4470 - 1.4449 zone abreak a bove 1.4475 could aaccelrated the move up

[forexsara]

the pair will go to down way to the down trend line
i see the pair will go to down way to 0.8540
stochastic refers that the pair will go down
so our target sell from 0.9049 and our target will 513pips

Good luck

[koky90]

Hi,,








in the chart 1h we can see the pair will go to down way in the future
I see the pair will go to 1.4379
I expect from this analyze that the price will go to down way
so sell from 1.4510 to 1.4379
good luck

[hwida 1046]

1.4675 and 1.4761 it should test lower towards 1.4346 zone a clear break of 1.4449
res2 1.4993
res1 1.4761
piovt 1.4588
sup2 1.4356
sup2 1.4183

[janforex]

we can see in the 4h chart
I see the pair will go to down way to 1.4399
rsi refers that the pair will go down
so our target sell from 1.4499 and our target will 100pips

Good luck

[eenendha]

My analysist for gbpchf today,17 june 2013 using open market price strategy
buy stop 1.4519 tp 1.4539 sl 1.4459
sell stop 1.4479 tp 1.4459 sl 1.4539

happy enjoy trading...

[hajiabbas]

Currencies are traded in fixed contract sizes, specifically called lot sizes, or multiples thereof. The standard lot size is 100,000 units of the base currency. Many retail trading firms also offer 10,000 unit (mini lot) trading accounts and a few even 1,000 unit (micro lot).
The officially quoted rate is a spot price. In a trading market however, currencies are offered for sale at an offering price (the ask price), and traders looking to buy a position seek to do so at their bid price, which is always lower or equal to the asking price. This price differential is known as the spread. For example, if the quotation of EUR/USD is 1.3607/1.3609, then the spread is USD 0.0002, or 2 pips. In general, markets with high liquidity exhibit smaller spreads than less frequently traded markets.
The spread offered to a retail customer with an account at a brokerage firm, rather than a large international forex market maker, is larger and varies between brokerages. Brokerages typically increase the spread they receive from their market providers as compensation for their service to the end customer, rather than charge a transaction fee. A bureau de change usually has spreads that are even larger.[citation needed]
Example: lets consider EUR / USD currency pair EUR / USD -- 1.33 Base currency/Quote currency
In the above case if you are buying 1EUR you will have to pay 1.33 USD conversely if you are selling 1EUR you will receive 1.33 USD (assuming no FX spread). Forex traders Buy EUR / USD pair if they believe that EUR would increase in value relative to USD, buying EUR / USD pair this way is called going long on the pair; converseley, would sell EUR / USD pair called going short on the pair, if they believe the value of EUR will go down relative to USD. It is noteworthy, that a pair is depicted only oneway and never reversed for the purpose of a trade, but a buy or sell function is used at initiation of a trade. Buy a pair if bullish on the first position as compared to the second of the pair; conversely, sell if bearish on the first as compared to the second


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res1 1.4614
piovt 1.4462
sup1 1.4319
sup2 1.4167

[mtrsumon]

Gbp/chf technical analysis

date : 06.17.2013
time : 08:30 GMT
time frame : 15 min

indicator :

1) RSI (14)
value: 47.97

2) MACD (26,12,9)
value: 0.0000

3) ADX (14)
value: 19.43

4)CCI(14)
value: -24.50

overall trend - slightly bullish.

[sumonbaf]

Gbp/chf analysis for 06.17.2013 by using pivot indicator.

r3: 1.4587
r2: 1.4547
r1: 1.4505

pivot: 1.4465

s1: 1.4423
s2: 1.4383
s3: 1.4341