Weekly Ranking And Rating Sunday, January 25, 2015

 | Jan 25, 2015 03:07AM ET

Besides the Ranking and Rating list provided here I will also prepare this weekend the Weekly Currency Score list which will support my analysis for trading in the coming week which is then followed by my Review on the Hybrid Grid strategy.

Because of the high presence of the CHF pairs in the Top 10 it is better to use the Top 15 in the coming period. All the CHF pairs will be ignored for trading until the daily chart starts to show useful data. When looking at the Top 15 in the Weekly Ranking and Rating list we can see that for the coming week the following stronger currencies are well represented for going long: CHF(7x), USD(3x), JPY(2x) and the GBP(2x). The EUR(5x) is clearly the weaker currency followed by the CAD(4x) and the AUD(2x).

A nice combination for coming week may be e.g:

    • EUR/USD with the GBP/CAD
    • USD/CAD with the EUR/GBP
    • AUD/USD with the EUR/GBP

These are just a few examples and many other combinations are possible. The mentioned pair combinations can be traded at the same time according to the rules of the FxTaTrader strategy because these are all different currencies. By not trading the same currency in the same direction more than once you may have better chances with lower risk.

Last week (pending) orders were placed for the NZD/CAD. More details on the (possible) traded pairs will be provided in my strategy article that will also be published this weekend. The possible positions for coming week for the strategy will then also be described.

FxTaTrader Forex weekly ranking and rating Week 4 / Sun. 25-Jan-2015
Analysis based on TA charts for all the major currency pairs. Good luck to all. No advice, just info. Every week the forex ranking rating list will be prepared in the weekend. All the relevant Time Frames will be analyzed and the ATR and Pip value will be set.
There will be 2 updates during the week on Tuesday and Wednesday. The Daily and 4 Hour chart will then be analyzed and updated.
This means that there will be no more than 48 trading hours between each update. This is a reasonable period when considering that the smallest time frame used is the 4 hours, meaning 12 price bars/candlesticks.