So, for example, if China were doing badly the Australian dollar will do badly. And the reason the Australian dollar has been sold quite heavily because of the US-China trade war tariffs is quite simply because the Australian dollar is a proxy for how well China is going. And the fundamental driver has been, there’s been rhetoric, after the US-China trade war and the tariffs that the US is going to put on China, has meant the Australian dollar has been sold quite heavily. There have been some very important fundamental drivers to that.
Now, if you were following the Australian dollar/Japanese yen pair, you would know that this pair has been in a bearish downtrend for some time. And I have, in front of me, the four-hour chart.
This is the Australian dollar/Japanese yen pair. With that being said, however, the 100 and 200 Moving Average do offer excellent places to enter the market.Īnd I just wanted to give this one example to you. You don’t want to just be blindly following the tech because when you do, you’re going to find yourself very frustrated and you’re not going to be getting the best out of your trading. Now, obviously, when using any technical analysis, you always want to combine it with some fundamental reasons for the trade. And I’m just going to give you a quick rundown of some examples of how good they are, technically. Now, these two Moving Averages are two of the most widely followed and most popular Moving Averages that are used in the financial markets. This video is going to be looking at using the 100 and 200 Moving Average in your trading. 100 & 200 Day Moving Average Strategy – a simple, but effective guide
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How to use the 100 and 200 Moving Average strategy in your tradingĭo you want to know how to trade moving average crossovers? Watch our latest video on Moving Average Strategy to find out what happens when 100 day moving average crosses the 200 day moving average.
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