Intraday - Forex & Commodities
SAM — Intraday Signals (top picks only) — 2025-11-03 12:02 UTC
Showing only setups with confidence above 55.
- NZDCHF: **BUY** (confidence 98) — reversion up → mean reversion.
- CADCHF: **BUY** (confidence 95) — reversion up → mean reversion.
- AUDCHF: **SELL** (confidence 91) — reversion down → mean reversion.
- EURCHF: **BUY** (confidence 86) — reversion up → mean reversion.
- GBPCAD: **BUY** (confidence 82) — breakout above.
- ROG: **BUY** (confidence 62) — pullback + breakout → buy.
- BOL: **BUY** (confidence 60) — pullback + breakout → buy.
- GBPJPY: **SELL** (confidence 58) — pullback + breakdown → sell.
- USDCHF: **SELL** (confidence 58) — reversion down → mean reversion.
Friendly reminder: these notes are suggestions, not signals to copy. Treat them as a quick guide to where attention may be warranted. Always do your own research (DYOR) and validate with your strategy, timeframes, risk limits, and execution rules. Markets move fast; you’re responsible for your decisions and outcomes.
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Short Term - Forex & Commodities
SAM - Short-Term Trading
Date: 2025-11-03 04:06 UTC
Ready: 0 | Watch list: 1
No dominant strategies today.
All signals below are based on automatic Daily timeframe analysis.
They highlight market structures worth monitoring — not buy or sell signals.
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🟢 Ready (potentially actionable setups)
None.
🟠 Watch list (markets to monitor)
USDJPY | trend continuation | score is 55.0 | wait signal — Tendance haussière ; structure partielle (HH:2, HL:1) vs seuil 2. EMA20=152.37033, EMA50=150.68858, ATR14=0.89557.
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Disclaimer: this report is for educational purposes only.
It is not financial advice. Manage your risk based on your capital and profile.
Long Term - Investment into stock with dividendss
SAM — Long-Term (Weekly)
Date: 2025-11-03 04:02 UTC
🟢Constructive
- AMD extends the uptrend.
- CVX consistent quality posture.
- DUK steady and income-friendly.
- ENB keeps long-term balance.
- IBEES stable with dependable income.
- NDASEK measured recovery ongoing.
- NEE steady and income-friendly.
- REP keeps long-term balance.
- SEBA value advance gaining traction.
- SO consistent quality posture.
- SPG steady and income-friendly.
- SSE keeps long-term balance.
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