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And the next POTUS is [Video]

In today’s Traders Edge Market Briefing, Tomasz found those amazing setups we thought you’d find interesting!

No Blue wave, no red wave, just black uncertainity. That is the first outcome of the Election Day. Its simply to close to call and we still don’t know who will be the next POTUS. Markets have their winner though and this is Donal Trump. Indices clearly surged, when investors found out that Donald Trump has much bigger chances for reelection then they previously thought.

Nasdaq surged overnight and is currently testing the 11560 points as a resistance.

DAX is on its way to test the neckline of a big H$S pattern.

FTSE is climbing higher after bullish boucne from the lower line of the wedge.

Oil is still in the positive territory after a false breakout from the symmetric traingle.

GBPUSD is creating a nice head and shoulders pattern, with price still above the neckline.

EURPLN is back below the 4,59, that looks rather bearish.

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Tomasz Wisniewski

Tomasz Wisniewski

Axiory Global Ltd.

Tomasz was born in Warsaw, Poland on 25th October, 1985.

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