This has been a week where Capital3x noted head and shoulders on AUDUSD at .9550 neared its targets of .9300. NZDUSD hit targets at .8220. EURAUD hit targets at 1.44 while GBPAUD hit targets at 1.7280 for a total of 2079 pips in November. Capital3x trading system continue to outperform.
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Technical analysis of EURJPY, AUDCAD, GBPJPY follows:
EURJPY is hitting a flat band at 135.2. with high likelihood of a fall to 133.9. This a clean setup.
AUDCAD basing at the lower band of 25 DMA.The setup here is not clearly visible.
GBPJPY ending the week at 161.45 which is the upper band of the 100 DMA. The band is shaping up and hence uptrend is powerful. A reversal back to 161 and more to 158 is coming though you may need to endure some drawdown over 161.5.
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