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USD/CAD Signal October 24 - 24 October 2016

USD/CAD Signal

Risk 0.5%

Can be taken anytime of the day

Long Trade 1

• go long USD/CAD at 1.3355

• stop loss at 1.3225

• move stop loss to break even once 50 pips in profit

• target 1.35

Long Trade 2

• on a pullback that shows the 1.32 level to be supportive, start buying

• stop loss would be at 1.3185

• target would still be 1.35

USD/CAD Analysis

With the breakout that we have seen during the Friday session, this is now a “one-way trade” for the time being. There is more than enough support below to make selling far too risky. I believe that a break above the highs from the session on Friday will only be a continuation of bullish pressure, but I also recognize that a pullback could come. If it does, as long as we can find support or a bounce off of the 1.32 handle, I have no interest whatsoever in selling. This will be especially true if the oil markets start falling as they are so heavily influential on the Canadian dollar.

USD/CAD Analysis

There are no announcements that should move this market significantly today

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Christopher Lewis has been trading Forex for several years. He writes about Forex for many online publications, including his own site, aptly named The Trader Guy.

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