rand dollar forecast looks shaky due to economic uncertainty

Been watching ZAR/USD lately. The volatility is crazy with all the economic uncertainty. Tried to predict trends but it’s like throwing darts blindfolded.

Anyone else finding it hard to trade this pair right now? What indicators are you using?

Ditched ZAR/USD for now. Too unpredictable. Focusing on other pairs with clearer trends.

ZAR/USD’s been a wild ride lately. I’ve traded it for years, but this volatility is something else.

Tried using my usual MACD and Bollinger Bands setup, but it’s been hit or miss. Even fundamental analysis isn’t helping much with all the economic noise.

Switched to smaller position sizes and wider stop losses for now. Also keeping an eye on USD/JPY as a gauge for overall dollar strength.

If you’re set on trading it, consider using longer timeframes. Daily charts are showing clearer trends than the choppy intraday action.

Remember, sometimes the best trade is no trade. I’m mostly sitting on the sidelines until I see a clearer direction.

I’ve backed off ZAR/USD for now. The volatility’s not worth the stress.

Instead, I’m watching economic releases and central bank statements for clues on overall rand and dollar trends.

Sometimes it’s smarter to wait for clearer setups than force trades in choppy markets. No shame in protecting your capital when things are uncertain.

ZAR/USD is tricky these days. I’m sticking to basic indicators like RSI and moving averages. Not making big trades until things settle down a bit.

ZAR/USD’s a mess right now. I’d avoid it unless you’ve got nerves of steel and deep pockets.

For those determined to trade it, use wider stops and smaller positions. Watch the 4-hour and daily charts for better trend visibility.

Keep an eye on South African political news and US economic data. They’re driving a lot of the swings.

Personally, I’d look at other pairs with clearer trends. EUR/USD or GBP/USD might offer better opportunities with less headache.

Remember, preserving capital is key in choppy markets. Don’t feel pressured to trade if setups aren’t there.