GBP/JPY long from demand zone

2018年8月8日

Here we have a demand zone on the Pound/Yen daily chart. I'm really liking this zone and think it will hold true. COT Data suggests that the GBP could be turning soon and that also is taken into account for this trade. Commercial traders have increased their net long to over 60,000 on the, taking profits as the Pound has been taking a beating, while large speculators are net short about 50,000 and have actually been increasing their shorts along the way. Large speculators are wrong about the markets almost all the time and tend to add to short positions as price continues to fall. Using knowledge of how commercials traders are positioned gives great insight for predicting possible future movement. Furthermore, doing the opposite of Small Speculators can prove to be valuable as they also tend to be wrong a majority of the time.

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