Charting Today 2026 Summer Holiday Schedule & Promotions

Posted on 18.05.26 in BlogForex

Charting Today will take the summer holiday break from Monday, May 18, 2026, through Monday, June 08, 2026. During this period, all our services will be temporarily suspended except for Managed Accounts. Charting Today wishes to notify our valued members of our upcoming Christmas/New Year holiday schedule. We are committed to ensuring uninterrupted service for our subscribers, […]

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20.02.2026: FOREX SIGNALS- EUR/CAD BUY

Posted on 20.02.26 in Blog

SMA200 on the daily chart held to the pip, and the price bounced back up

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23.12.2025: FOREX SIGNALS- AUD/JPY SELL

Posted on 23.12.25 in BlogForex

Thankfully exited the short at the correct level

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06.11.2025: FOREX SIGNALS- GBP/AUD BUY

Posted on 06.11.25 in BlogForex

Unbelievable reversal today and the target is almost achieved

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28.10.2025: FOREX SIGNALS- GBP/AUD SELL

Posted on 28.10.25 in BlogForex

Stagerring crash and target was completed in a few hours.

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18.08.2025: FOREX SIGNALS- GBP/CAD SELL

Posted on 18.08.25 in Blog

A similar trade got stopped out last week, but we’re back on the sell train on this pair.

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29.07.2025: FOREX SIGNALS- EUR/GBP SELL

Posted on 29.07.25 in BlogForex

Trendline gave a fake spike yesterday and the pair is continuing to crash.

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24.07.2025: FOREX SIGNALS- USD/CAD BUY

Posted on 24.07.25 in BlogForex

The trendline held, and the pair bounced off. We now expect a dip and then renewed anticipated buyers.

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06.06.2025: FOREX SIGNALS- USD/CAD BUY

Posted on 06.06.25 in Blog

The channel bottom held, and the pair bounced off. We expect 1.3760 sometime this month

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22.01.2025: FOREX SIGNALS- GBP/USD BUY

Posted on 22.01.25 in Blog

Started this trade on Monday, and got the 1.2360 target today

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