Article Summary: Forex trading crowd sentiment suggests the US Dollar is likely headed lower, and indeed we’re looking to play important turns in the British Pound and Gold prices.
View individual currency sections:
EURUSD – Euro Forecast Hinges on Forex Crowd’s Next Move
GBPUSD – Key Reason British Pound Might Head Higher
USDJPY – Japanese Yen No Longer the Only Game in Town
Gold – Gold Prices Might Shine Again as Sentiment Turns
SPX500 – SPX500 Headed for Fresh Highs
AUDUSD – Australian Dollar Shows Signs of Life
Weekly Summary of Forex Trader Sentiment and Changes in Positioning
An important turn in forex market trading conditions and similarly significant shift in retail trader sentiment leaves us in favor of short-term US Dollar weakness. How might we play it?
Past performance is not indicative of future results, but our retail sentiment-based Momentum2/”Tidal Shift” system has done especially well trading the British Pound/US Dollar pair through recent system in particular.
Said strategy is currently short GBPUSD from $1.5100 and has broadly bought into US Dollar strength. Yet it most recently went long AUDUSD from $0.9136, and indeed its next move is likely going short US Dollars across the board.
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— Written by David Rodriguez, Quantitative Strategist for DailyFX.com
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