Week of 28 June 2026
The method is the same as always. Each currency is measured against gold as a common yardstick across four timeframes — 1-Year (2026), 6-Month, 3-Month, and the current month (June). Comparing each currency’s strength against every other gives the pair direction; gold simply drops out of the comparison. The stronger currency is the one we buy, the weaker one is the one we sell. Nothing else is factored in — pure relative strength, in standard FX quoting.
Below are two lists: pairs that line up the same way across all four timeframes (highest conviction), and pairs that line up across three of the four.
CONFIRMED ACROSS ALL 4 TIMEFRAMES
The throughline is simple — the yen is the weakest currency in every single window, so the cleanest trades are long everything against JPY. The US dollar is the other anchor, sitting above the loonie and the yen across all four timeframes.
- USD/JPY — Long
- EUR/JPY — Long
- GBP/JPY — Long
- CHF/JPY — Long
- CAD/JPY — Long
- NZD/JPY — Long
- AUD/JPY — Long
- USD/CAD — Long
- EUR/CAD — Long
- GBP/CAD — Long
- AUD/NZD — Long
- EUR/USD — Short
- EUR/GBP — Short
- NZD/USD — Short
- NZD/CHF — Short
CONFIRMED ACROSS 3 OF 4 TIMEFRAMES
Almost all of these break on the June chart. The Aussie has been the strongest currency over the longer windows but slipped to mid-pack this month, which is what drops AUD/USD, AUD/CAD and AUD/CHF down a tier. Lower conviction — size accordingly.
- AUD/USD — Long (breaks on June)
- AUD/CAD — Long (breaks on June)
- AUD/CHF — Long (breaks on June)
- NZD/CAD — Long (breaks on June)
- EUR/AUD — Short (breaks on June)
- GBP/AUD — Short (breaks on June)
- EUR/CHF — Short (breaks on June)
- CAD/CHF — Short (breaks on June)
- GBP/USD — Short (breaks on 3-Month)