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    • GazFx replied Apr 29, 2020

      WTI significant break above $17.75 could begin a rally higher, but fundamentals simply don't support this as yet. Meanwhile, a break below $14.35 could see a move down to the $10.50 zone. I am more inclined towards a move down, given inventories and ...

      WTI Crude Oil Trading
    • GazFx replied Apr 27, 2020

      It's going to take some time to clear this glut. I'm still more bearish than bullish right now, although there might be a period of sideways. Still some good opportunities, however, down at M15 and M30.

      WTI Crude Oil Trading
    • GazFx replied Sep 23, 2019

      Is H4 forming a H&S top? My strategy is to build a long-term buy position in Gold, using protective reversal-stop-orders to lock-in gains and remove some profit from the table along the way. Let's see where H4 takes us in the short-term and see just ...

      4 + 1 (Metals) strategy
    • GazFx replied Jun 19, 2019

      There's not much change to the AUD underlying fundamentals, but improving Iron Ore prices and the upside breakout in Gold are both positive signs for a potential short-term buy up to the 0.6940 - 0.6950 level. image image

      AUD/USD
    • GazFx replied Jun 14, 2019

      The attached monthly chart shows that the AUDUSD can fall further. It's been falling since the beginning of 2012, and is showing potential to sink back down to post GFC price levels, which just happens to be my long-term target around the 65 cent ...

      AUD/USD
    • GazFx replied May 6, 2019

      Everything points to the Aussie going down further in the long-term, even if the RBA keep rates on hold for the time being. Rates have been cut 575 basis points since the GFC, but inflation remains below the RBA target, and wages growth has been ...

      AUD/USD