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Market View 24th September 14
Wednesday September 24, 2014
The British Pound traded higher during Monday and Tuesday's session, but in choppy and narrow trading.

To see more, view the video below, or if you prefer, you can download the HD version above.


Market View 19th September 14
Friday September 19, 2014
The British Pound moved higher for the duration of yesterday's session and on the overnight market as the Scottish vote for independence was won by the NO vote.

To see more, view the video below.



Market View 18th September 14
Thursday September 18, 2014
The British Pound remains sideways and is likely to do so for most of today as the Scottish voters decide on whether to become independent of UK or not!

To see more, view the video below, or if you prefer, you can download the HD version above.


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Market View - 17th Sept 14
Wednesday September 17, 2014

The Pound moved higher following the surprise printing of $81 billion QE from China yesterday afternoon. This was a bonus for the signal in the 60 min chart as we were already long when the news was released.

To see more, view the video below, or if you prefer, you can download the HD version above.



Market View - 16th September 14
Tuesday September 16, 2014

The Pound continues to trade in a sideways range, with yesterday’s session managing just a 48 pip range.

There was one sell signal in the 30 min chart, but the best you could have had from this signal was 5 pips, and worse breakeven.

To see more, view the video below, or if you prefer, you can download the HD version above.



Market View 15th Sept 14
Sunday September 14, 2014
The British Pound traded in a very narrow range during Friday's session.

There were two trades in the 30 min chart. The first was a buy, but unfortunately owing to the lack of volatility, it was a 34 pip loser. The second signal appeared just before a major economic news item, and was therefore invalid.

To see more, view the video below.




Market View 12th September 14
Friday September 12, 2014
The British Pound initially moved higher during Thursday's trading session offering a minimum profit of 20 pips in both the 30 and 60 min chart. The market found resistance at the 1.6250 area.

In the daily chart, prices have managed to fill the gap they created in the early hours of Sunday morning's trading too. If prices are to move higher, new professional buying will be required. Failure to do this will see prices move sideways to lower and retest the 76% retracement.

To see more, view the video below, or if you prefer, you can download the HD version above.



Market View 11th Sept 14
Thursday September 11, 2014
The British Pound moved higher during yesterday's session. Unfortunately, we were taken out of the trade before he big move came. However, the good new is, the Pound's volatility appears to be picking up. As we head towards the Scottish referendum for independence a week today, we can expect more volatility and certainly after the result when it's released.

 To see more, view the video below.



Market View 10th September 14
Wednesday September 10, 2014
The British Pound has found some support at the 1.61 level. Prices moved higher on Carney's statement, but failed to hold before moving lower.

To see more, view the video below, or if you prefer, you can download the HD version above.




Market View - 9th September 14
Tuesday September 09, 2014
The British Pound continued to trade lower during Monday's session. The Pound is currently under pressure from the Scottish referendum, which is due to take place on the 18th of this month.

The 60 min chart did offer a sell signal during yesterday's session, and managed to hit the scalp target. The sell side is certainly the best side to be on in this market at the moment.


Meanwhile the Dow had a quiet day, trading within the range of the previous day's range. This is an indication of uncertainty in the market.

To see more, view the video below.



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