Cross selling and direct selling in foreign exchange trading

Direct trading is the trading of the US dollar against other currencies. Like US dollars/Euro, USD/GBP.
Cross trading is a transaction between two currencies other than the US dollar. Like Euro/Japanese yen, Euro/Pound, Pound/Japanese yen, Euro/AUD.
The operation of cross selling cannot be separated from straight selling, and its fluctuations are actually the result of a comparison of straight selling forces. By paying appropriate attention, we can discover future relatively strong currencies, thus prioritizing operations and improving profit margins.
1Direct trading cannot be separated from cross market analysis.
2The overall direction of the US dollar is to drive everything non US, up or down, but in this overall direction, the impact of cross selling is very significant and profound.
Choosing a good horse is a crucial issue that relates to returns and risk management:
aIf the trend of the US dollar is downward, find the strongest currency in the cross market and go long; Pound is the best.
bIf the trend of the US dollar is upward, find the worst currency in the cross market and short it;
cWhen trading in Japanese yen, it depends on the pound/Japan, Europe/Day, Rui/Rihe Ao/To buy and sell Japanese yen, one must be familiar with the Nikkei Index;
dWhen buying and selling pounds, it depends on Europe/Pound, Pound/Rui and Pound/Day;
eWhen doing business in Europe, you need to look, Europe/Pound, Euro/Japan and Europe/Rui;
fWhen doing business in Australia, it depends on the day/Australia, Europe/Australia.
Cross disciplinary rules:
a, Europe/When the pound falls, don't choose Europe. The one with the largest increase won't be Europe, but the pound;
bPound/Rising Sun, Don't Choose Day, Pound/The influence of Japan's leading sheep on the Japanese yen is greater than that of Europe/Be more sensitive to the sun;
cCrossovers, left and right straight turns;
dThe pound is an opportunist between the euro and the dollar;
eIn the cross market of Euro, Euro/Pound and Euro/The influence of Japan in the foreign exchange market is the greatest;
fThe two currencies in a cross market will rise if they are strong and weak, and fall if they are strong. The two currencies will not remain strong or weak, so they will not deviate too far from the moving average;
gJapanese yen/The cross of the Canadian dollar is due to the fact that these two currencies often move independently or in the same direction as the US dollar.
Europe and Japan will not surrender, and Europe and America will not perish.
If the euro/yen remains volatile at high levels and is always ready to hit new highs, then the euro/dollar will not turn.
The trend of the EUR/JPY cross market can often become a key indicator for us to measure future trends. If the EUR/JPY continues to rise, the USD/JPY may break through.
The euro is the main force of the market, and if the markets of the euro, pound, and yen are combined, they will become the main force of the foreign exchange market.
The foreign exchange market can be divided into3Large regions: Eurozone, Asian currency zone, US dollar zone. Due to the linkage between the Chinese yuan and the US dollar, the Asian region is actually the US dollar zone.
European: Central Army:eu; Left Army:eg; Right Army:ej；
The Central Army, the Left Army, and the Right Army need to launch a comprehensive attack and retreat3Cooperation in all aspects is necessary,
if3If there is no cooperation in all aspects, the situation where the euro and the entire foreign exchange market can only hover within a certain range cannot become a major trend climate.
If the euro wants to soar, it needs to be in Europe/Pound and Euro/Only with the coordination of daily promotions can we proceed.
If the euro is to plummet, it needs to be in Europe/Pound, Euro/The combination of the daily sharp decline is necessary,
aThe euro will rise, but if the cross market does not rise, the euro will not rise much;
bThe euro fell, the cross market rose, and the euro did not fall much;
c、3If you walk in the same direction, it will skyrocket.
If the markets of euros, pounds, and yen are combined, they will become the main force in the foreign exchange market.