5 Most Predictable Currency Pairs
Posted on April 13, 2009 by Yohay
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Some currency pairs are more predictable than others. Here are my top 5:
- AUD/USD
- EUR/GBP
- NZD/USD
- EUR/USD
- USD/CHF
More predictable currency pairs are currency pairs that “play by the rules” of technical anlysis. For example, if there’s a distinct resistance line or support line, than the pair will usually bounce when getting to close. Or, if this pair crosses the line, it does it “big time”, and makes a big move.
Unpredictable currency pairs tend to be hesitant, suddenly surprise and are hard to analyze. They make traders suffer. I find the USD/JPY to be the worst.
What are your most predictable and least predictable currency pairs?
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I quite agree with your list..amongst the most unpredictable I would say is the GBP/JPY – insane!
Thanks! The Yen is very problematic…
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I completely agree with you on the EUR/USD and USD/CHF, two pairs I trade, especially the EURO. Great insight in to the other predictable currencies though – I will have to check them out. Thanks!
As of late, I have to say the EUR/USD. I keep shorting the rallys.
Brian
eur/usd,eur/jpy,aus/usd,gbp/usd,gbp/chf;are more predictable, usd/jpy and gbp/jpy are terrible
One of the most predictable pairs, at least the one that i have most success with, is AUDNZD. This year my success percentage with this pais is close to 90%. I could have been rich by now if I had known this 6 months ago
I am a bit surprised that you listed USDJPY as “the worst” pair. What do you say then for GBPCAD?
Thanks for your comment. AUD/NZD is certainly a great pair. Regarding USD/JPY, I find that it makes false breaks on clear lines, mostly due to political issues in Japan that I find hard to follow. I’m not so familiar with GBP/CAD, but I’ll check it out. Thanks!