«The bigger picture is still going to
favor dollar gains against these currencies,» Simon Smith, chief economist at FxPro, told CNBC on Friday.
Not exact matches
While U.S. economic data has not given the
dollar much reason to extend
gains, data from the Eurozone has surely not done the euro any
favors.
Conversely, if price moves in your
favor twice the distance you set for your stop loss (say you're risking 3
dollars per share, and price moves 6
dollars in your
favor), then you could close your trade with a 2 %
gain, having achieved a reward that is twice what you risked.
Fundamentals: Yesterday, Philly Fed Manufacturing data did not do Gold any
favors, but just as we discussed for the Euro on last night's FX Rundown, the
Dollar did not extend
gains; this should elude to a directional exhaustion.