USD/CAD Short Trade
USDCAD began the week slightly higher reaching as high as 1.2510 but failed to sustain these gains.
AUD/CAD broke support zone
2021-11-11 • Updated
- AUD/CAD broke support zone
- Next sell target - 0.9980
AUD/CAD continues to fall in the sharp c-wave, which belongs to the minor ABC correction 2 from the middle of March. The active wave c earlier broke through the support zone lying between the support level 1.0160 (which stopped previous wave (a)), support trendline of the daily up channel from January and the 38.2% Fibonacci correction of the upward impulse 1.
AUD/CAD is expected to fall to the next sell target at the support level 0.9980 (low of the previous (ii)-wave from February and the target price for the completion of the active wave 2).
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