In this weekly performance review, Jordan walks viewers through his recent forex trades, focusing on a cycle‑based divergence methodology applied to three currency pairs: USD/CHF, EUR/NZD, and AUD/NZD. He explains how he identifies special cycles, double‑wave patterns, and multiple divergences (using histogram and moving‑average signals) to pinpoint resistance zones and pullback opportunities. For each pair he details the trade setup, entry, risk‑reward considerations, and outcomes, highlighting a roughly 4% gain from the EUR/NZD trades. Jordan emphasizes the importance of trading pullbacks after cycle completions and discusses the rationale for re‑entering after false breaks. The video concludes with an invitation to join a free Telegram channel for further discussion and offers to answer questions alongside Vladimir.
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Hello everyone, this is Jordan, and since it's Monday, it's time for us to go ahead and look back at what happened the previous week. All right, so, uh, let's start from the beginning. Dollar franc was the first one As we already showed it. Now here we can clearly see the very first thing, which is a special cycle. Okay, we can look at it like that, or we can look at it as a double wave. It wouldn't really change that much. This is where, uh, we got here the first divergence, and then we got the second divergence. After it, based on these two highs and that high. So in other words, second divergence was delivered. We did enter the territory on the top right here, which is the very strong resistance level, and this is what we tested, right? Divergence started. Cycle completed. We have strong levels looking for at least short-term bearish moves, and as you can see, the move down developed in this kind of structure. Target reached. Looks good. So that's about dollar franc. Then we have euro kiwi. Uh, which is the second trade. And for EUR/NZD, once again we have a pretty similar situation. Now first of all, double bottom divergence breakout, and this is where we started looking, uh, for the possible deeper pullbacks because we're clearly in a bearish momentum before that. And once that happened, this move to the downside happened We said, all right, we're looking for pullbacks that we can later on go ahead and sell. Um, this is where the divergence started appearing. Of course, we're following here cycle-based, uh, idea. Divergences happening on the way. This is the first one right here on the histogram alone. Then we get the second one Where we had the MAs also included. This is the previous spike in this good zone. Okay, this is a resistance zone in our case. False break, beautiful candle pattern, and we are looking for sells. Okay, so boom, we got the push down, uh, risk reward in place. Perfect. We have another euro kiwi trade two days later, and you can see it here. So that was the first one, the push down. Then we have another push to the upside. It managed to clear that high once again. Double top or false break doesn't change much, but we can clearly see that. It's creating bearish pressure. The price is creating bearish pressure. We have multiple scenarios here, um, that we can go ahead and apply. One could be, of course, the double top, and then with a possible breakout, we finally start the continuation. That could be a range for something like this, but it doesn't really matter what's going to happen in 2 or 3 steps. The important is what's going to happen now in this current step. And inside this current step, based on the facts that we have, we are looking for at least one more push lower. So EUR/NZD, our best gainer this week. With these 2 trades, we managed to collect almost 4%, minus a few, right? Uh, let's cover one more. Aussie-Kiwi, for example, which was also pretty classical. This is the cycle that we're looking for, and this is where we said, okay, we're most likely breaking up, possibilities for continuation higher. But before that, what we're expecting now after the cycle is completed and that zone is broken is to see pullbacks. So why not go ahead and trade the pullback? Looking before that, we can see that, uh, the divergence started from here already. It gave the pullback, then continuation. Then we have another divergence, this time coming from the MAs and the histogram. Another pullback delivered. Then we have one more divergence, okay? And this time, this is number what, 2 if we count the MAs, or 3 if we count the histograms, with this breakout. And again, a cycle completed, adjusted. So, um, the idea is to look for these pullbacks, and as you can see A very huge drop followed. The interesting part here is that even if you started your attack somewhere around this zone, so first one, second one, and let's say you didn't get the profits, okay, just it was a big candle as opposed to what we have here, something like that, and you didn't get the profits, so you get another False break. Would you go ahead and trade this second attempt, guys? What do you think? In my opinion, it makes absolutely perfect sense to attack second time. Bless me, sorry about that. Okay, it makes absolute sense. You see the cycle is completed, you see bearish pressure It remains there, so why not go ahead and attack? Okay, and you can see this bullish move is developing, developing, developing. It requires pullbacks regardless of whether we're going to see this or that. After such huge moves, the price, the market is usually going to correct itself. So, uh, trading the corrections Could be also very, very profitable if we know how to do it the right way. So that would be all for this week. Of course, make sure to join our free Telegram channel, guys. You can find the link below in the comment section. And if you have any question at all as it comes to divergences, please feel free to comment below. Me or Vladimir, we are. Going to be glad to reply to your questions, so don't hesitate. That would be all for this, uh, week's review, guys. I'll see you next week. Thank you for watching.
