Skip to content The price of BRN/USD in heading back to the resistance area. It is possible that it will struggle to break through it and move back in the other direction. The price may eventually break through, but typically the price retreats from the level a number of times before doing so.
An emerging Channel Up has been detected on FTSE100 on the 15 Minutes chart. There is a possible move towards 9109.2391 next few candles. Once reaching resistance it may continue its bearish run or reverse back to current price levels.
The price of EURUSD in heading in the direction of 1.1836. Despite the recent breakout through 1.1765 it is possible that it will struggle to gain momentum to the forecast price and move back in the other direction. This has happened many times in the past so watch for a possible bounce back.
LTCUSD is moving towards a support line. Because we have seen it retrace from this level in the past, we could see either a break through this line, or a rebound back to current levels. It has touched this line numerous times in the last 7 days and may test it again within the next […]
Emerging Falling Wedge detected on BTCUSD – the pattern is an emerging one and has not yet broken through resistance, but the price is expected to move up over the next few hours. The price at the time the pattern was found was 117618.95 and it is expected to move to 117219.2098.
GBPJPY is moving towards a line of 199.1235 which it has tested numerous times in the past. We have seen it retrace from this position in the past, so at this stage it isn’t clear whether it will breach this price or rebound as it did before. If GBPJPY continues in its current trajectory, we […]
USDJPY is heading towards 146.0845 and could reach this point within the next 3 days. It has tested this line numerous times in the past, and this time could be no different, ending in a rebound instead of a breakout. If the breakout doesn’t happen, we could see a retracement back down to current levels.
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