Cable and EUR/USD are failing rallies [Video]

Dale J Pinkert Independent Analyst

In this TradeGATEHub Live Trading session, Coach analyzes the weakening rallies in GBP/USD and EUR/USD, explaining his downside objectives for Cable and the methodology behind his price targets. He also discusses the strong correlation between gold, silver, and the U.S. dollar, highlighting how currency movements continue to influence precious metals. Meanwhile, Dale revisits his successful forecasts for the tops in USD/JPY and Apple (AAPL), and Coach wraps up the session by previewing the August 12th Grains Report, which he considers the most important agricultural market report of the year.

Author

Dale J Pinkert

Independent Analyst

Former Member of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (IOM Division), Dale's market forecasts have been aired on Financial Television and Radio station including CNBC.

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