A Bullish Week for the Dollar (28th/10/2024)

It is yet another bullish week for the dollar, following last week’s massive rally upwards as shown in the image. Starting this week we expect a little pull back to level 104.088 before the rally upward resumes. We might see the dollar dip a bit lower to level 103.878 before it continues going up. If the dollar continues delivering higher, we might see it reaching for level 104.018 this week. The next price level that we might see the price reaching for if it continues on this rally is level 105.203. With the US elections happening next week, we expect to see a very volatile price action. In very volatile conditions, the best setups are those that are in alignment with the overall price conditions, which in our case is the bullish bias this week. In simple terms, it will be best to look for buy setups this week than trading against the overall trend. We expect to see very large candle wicks this week, and as a precaution we advice that you take your profits at the nearest point of liquidity. It will also be beneficial to trade the simplest and most obvious price action due to the prevailing market conditions. You can use the Elite’s trading pattern this week as it is quite simple and straightforward, and you can get it here "Elites Trading Bible." Have an awesome trading week.

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