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Comprehensive weekly analysis for the period between
(February 7th-February 13th 2016)

Previou s week:
Well done, the USD/JPY trade has Achieved about 130 pips (more than all of the majors) after the US employment data which was a little bit confusing. the data was shocking to some begginer users who don’t know how to deaL with such complicated situation, when the unemployement rate cames positive while the  non farm payrolls cames negative (for more details follow our coaching program). Also we have seen some othre major events, as the BOE rate decision. As  we clarefied before Mark Carney has stated that no raise on the medium term even. In addition to that, we have seen also the the NZ unemployment rate which came better than expected and the RBA rate decision with no new. What is more important from our point of view is the riging effect to the chinese data releases on the mjarkets(for more details follow our coaching program).

Next week:
       Next week is a kind of quiet week after two windy weeks. We have on 12th the Euro zone GDP numbers. And nothing more.

How am I gonna trade next week?
I am going on with the previous week strategies. I will wait the first day because it have a little bit retracement on the AUD pairs, then I will be in straightaway. GBP/AUD short TP: 1.9850 with SL: 2.070.
Also; EUR/AUD short My target is 1.5150, and SL: 1.5500.
Finally, with TP: EUR/NZD short EUR/NZD short
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