5 Sept: Trend table outlook for FX, Commodities, Indices: FXCharts

Tuesday has given us few new hints, although the EM sector remains under pressure (today it was the ZAR which was under pressure), and this is weighing on the Aud$ and the Kiwi, so I prefer to trade both from the short side against the US$ and also for now against the Yen. The trade war effect is keeping traders nervous but the strong US data is again underpinning the dollar so I still like it higher and today it is interesting to note that for the first time in a while US$Chf seems to have a slightly bid tone.

WTI made it to 71.40 before reversing sharply and it now looks as though we may be in for a test of 69.00/68.50 although down there may be a decent buy on dips, with a SL placed below 68.00.

Stocks are looking a bit toppish, so selling the S+P at market (2900), with a SL above the all-time high (2920) may be a plan today although approaching the US mid-term elections in November, it would not surprise to see Trump keeping up the bullish economic rhetoric, trying to get the S+P to the 3,000 level, which would be a big feather in his cap that he could wave around during the electioneering process.

The metals look heavy – especially silver, but also gold. Both are a sell on rallies.

By | September 5, 2018

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*Trade of the day: September 5, 2018 7:48 AM(AET)                      

*This is a personal opinion only, based on the look of the table below, and carries no guarantee of success.

Sell EurUsd @ 1.1610. SL @ 1.1660, TP @ 1.1500

Sell AudUsd @ 0.7200. SL @ 0.7240, TP @ 0.7100

Sell NzdUsd @ 0.6580. SL @ 0.6610, TP @ 0.6500

Buy US$Chf @ 0.9700. SL @ 0.9640, TP @ 0.9800

OR

Range Trade: EurUsd: 1.1530/1.1630 (SL 30 points either side)

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