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Forex Signal For AUD/USD: Rises Again From 18-Month Low

Forex Signal For AUD/USD: Rises Again From 18-Month Low Forex Signal For AUD/USD: Rises Again From 18-Month Low

Forex Signal For AUD/USD: Rises Again From 18-Month Low
Yazar: Ross Sutton

Yayınlanma: 10 Mayıs 2022 13:45

Güncellenme: 19 Aralık 2024 13:23

Forex Signal For AUD/USD: Rises Again From 18-Month Low

    Forex Signal For AUD/USD: Rises Again From 18-Month Low 0,6926 stands as support. The last signal on May 3 created a highly profitable long trade with the relentless rejection of the support level detected at 0,7082.  

Today's AUD/USD Signals

 
  • Risk 0,75%
  • Trading should occur before 17h00 Tokyo time on Wednesday.
 

Sales Trade Tips

 
  • H1 goes on sale in the next touch of 0,6996, 0,7030 or 0,7059 immediately after a low price action which reverses.
  • Put the loss of stop 1 above the local swing.
  • Even if it makes a profit of 20 pips, set it to stop losing.
  • When the price reaches 20 pips as a profit, remove 50% of the position as a profit and leave the rest to drive in working condition.
 

Forex Signal For AUD/USD: Rises Again From 18-Month Low

 

Trading Tips For Buy

 
  • H1 when batch price action reversed in time frame, go when 0,6926 or 0,6885 next touch.
  • Reduce stop loss 1 to below local slide.
  • Even if it makes a profit of 20 pips, set it to stop the loss.
  • When the price reaches 20 pips as a profit, remove 50% of the position as a profit and leave the rest to operate.
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