Summary
Independent Trader Jennifer Thornburg offers a 7-session webinar series bout her best trading strategies using the MACD indicator.
Introduction to the MACD indicator and the basics of how it works.
Introduction to The Hopper, the simple but powerful MACD signal for identifying trade opportunities in the market.
Jennifer Thornburg has been trading Forex since the beginning of 2001. She spent 6 years traveling to various locations within the United States where she studied under gurus and mentors. After 6 years of learning, she put together her own trading strategies from the various techniques she mastered.
Watch the chapter 2: How To Use The MACD, With Jennifer #2: MACD For Momentum And Direction
Watch the chapter 3: How To Use The MACD, With Jennifer #3: 2 Moving Averages Give Context To Price Action
Watch the chapter 4: How To Use The MACD #4: MACD - Sometimes A Point Of Entry, A Stop-Loss, A Profit Target
Watch the chapter 5: How To Use The MACD #5: The Reverse Trigger Finger Is The MACD Counter-Trend Trade Signal
Watch the chapter 6: How To Use The MACD, With Jennifer #6: The prime setup of Mondays; and the MACD close
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EUR/USD clings to small gains near 1.1750
Following a short-lasting correction in the early European session, EUR/USD regains its traction and clings to moderate gains at around 1.1750 on Monday. Nevertheless, the pair's volatility remains low, with investors awaiting this weeks key data releases from the US and the ECB policy announcements.
GBP/USD edges higher toward 1.3400 ahead of US data and BoE
GBP/USD reverses its direction and advances toward 1.3400 following a drop to the 1.3350 area earlier in the day. The US Dollar struggles to gather recovery momentum as markets await Tuesday's Nonfarm Payrolls data, while the Pound Sterling holds steady ahead of the BoE policy announcements later in the week.
Gold stuck around $4,300 as markets turn cautious
Gold loses its bullish momentum and retreats below $4,350 after testing this level earlier on Monday. XAU/USD, however, stays in positive territory as the US Dollar remains on the back foot on growing expectations for a dovish Fed policy outlook next year.
Solana consolidates as spot ETF inflows near $1 billion signal institutional dip-buying
Solana price hovers above $131 at the time of writing on Monday, nearing the upper boundary of a falling wedge pattern, awaiting a decisive breakout. On the institutional side, demand for spot Solana Exchange-Traded Funds remained firm, pushing total assets under management to nearly $1 billion since launch.
Big week ends with big doubts
The S&P 500 continued to push higher yesterday as the US 2-year yield wavered around the 3.50% mark following a Federal Reserve (Fed) rate cut earlier this week that was ultimately perceived as not that hawkish after all. The cut is especially boosting the non-tech pockets of the market.
What to look out for on Tuesday, December 16th:
The US Dollar Index (DXY) declined sharply following the Fed's policy announcements last Wednesday and closed a third consecutive week in negative territory. Late Monday, the USD Index trimmed part of its losses and trades near 98.40.