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keep an eye out for what Brad_1199 is saying about the Longer Term Swissy ( Usd/Chf )
( because that's where the big trend is located in my humble opinion )
Wave B should be currently in the formation.
Invalidation is as per the Red line. If it holds, then New lows should be formed afterwards.
I have confidence in my charts despite the recent bullish actions
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keep an eye out for what Brad_1199 is saying about the Longer Term Swissy ( Usd/Chf )
( because that's where the big trend is located in my humble opinion )
The long term chart of USD/CHF shows ever since the U.S. Dollar entered the floating currency market in the 1970's, it has continuously been losing ground against the Swiss Franc.. So this bear trend is very unlikely to reverse.. Which is why I am looking for an all out crash of this exchange rate at some point in the years ahed of us.. But for now, it's still alive and kicking...
Is that considered a likely magnet/potential reversal point?
It's one-touch binary, bought at spot 9325. The payout, if the buyer can get it, I heard is $25mln.
It depends on how hard players push or defend certain strike price levels. Many of spot markets' moves are driven by derivative markets. Eventually it's about profit/loss and order flow. The rumour I heard is that, Euro's sudden drop from 12920 last week to 126 was due to banks trying to avoid a big dent in their pocket for a few billion options with strikes at 126. The news about concerns of bank test is really no-news/old-news.
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