Hello guys,
Consolidation ahead for USD/MXN?
The pair is trading around the 20-day moving average, moving sideways. It was rejected on Tuesday from under 22.00, while to the upside it has been losing momentum near 22.80.
Considering that USD/MXN based at 21.45/50, a consolidation between 22.00 and 23.00 would seem likely as long as market sentiment does not shift significantly.
The critical level on the downside for USD/MXN is 21.45/50; a break lower should clear the way to more losses, targeting 21.30. While on the upside, above 22.90, the US dollar will likely strengthen to test 23.20.
On the other hand, Another nows is, CNBC reported that, The users of Robinhood haven't been happy lately, they're actually getting together and suing the company for negligence over a series of outages that left them unable to trade on the day with "the highest single-day market gains in recorded history” according to the lawsuit.
But, With Robinhood struggling, their biggest rival Webull is standing up and taking them on.
Now offering 2 free stocks to new users who join via special invite links like this one, this is double the free stock giveaways that Robinhood offers.
Many credit Robinhood's success to their 'free stock for new members' offer - so will it work twice? Probably.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Consolidation ahead for USD/MXN?
The pair is trading around the 20-day moving average, moving sideways. It was rejected on Tuesday from under 22.00, while to the upside it has been losing momentum near 22.80.
Considering that USD/MXN based at 21.45/50, a consolidation between 22.00 and 23.00 would seem likely as long as market sentiment does not shift significantly.
The critical level on the downside for USD/MXN is 21.45/50; a break lower should clear the way to more losses, targeting 21.30. While on the upside, above 22.90, the US dollar will likely strengthen to test 23.20.
On the other hand, Another nows is, CNBC reported that, The users of Robinhood haven't been happy lately, they're actually getting together and suing the company for negligence over a series of outages that left them unable to trade on the day with "the highest single-day market gains in recorded history” according to the lawsuit.
But, With Robinhood struggling, their biggest rival Webull is standing up and taking them on.
Now offering 2 free stocks to new users who join via special invite links like this one, this is double the free stock giveaways that Robinhood offers.
Many credit Robinhood's success to their 'free stock for new members' offer - so will it work twice? Probably.
Thank you for your cooperation.
