Weekly Ranking And Rating: Week Of Tuesday, January 27, 2015

 | Jan 27, 2015 02:30AM ET

NZD/CAD: Holding to the Longs
The pull back last week in the pair offered a good opportunity to step in. For that reason positions have been opened for this pair based on the analysis described in my article Weekly Review Strategy Week 3. See for an update on these positions my weekend article Weekly Review Strategy Week 4. Profit has been made of 1/4 Weekly ATR on 1 position and another position remains open with a trailing stop.

The CAD is this week the weakest currency with a score of 2 after the EUR at the moment and the NZD is in the middle of the range with a score of 4. See for more information my weekend article: Weekly Currency Score Week 4.

AUD/USD: Short
The pull back today offered a good opportunity to step in. Positions have been opened for this pair based on the analysis described in my article Weekly Review Strategy Week 4. The AUD is this week a weaker currency with a score of 3 after the EUR and the CAD and the USD is a stronger currency with a score of 7. See for more information my weekend article: Weekly Currency Score Week 4

Possible positions for this week
At the moment no positions are taken for the FxTaTrader strategy in the CHF pairs, see for more information my weekend articles. The EUR/USD looks interesting but having already a long position on the USD (short AUD/USD) no more long positions on this currency are opened as described for the FxTaTrader Strategy. The EUR/GBP looks also interesting but it is too far outside the Bollinger Band in the Weekly chart at the moment.

FxTaTrader Forex weekly ranking and rating Week 4 / Update Tue. 27-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.