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Jan
20/11
Technical Trading Update Jan 20 2011
Last Updated on Thursday, 20 January 2011 09:49
Written by Ross Mullins
Thursday, January 20th, 2011

Ross

The Daily Trader update provides technical analysis of major currency pairs and forex market conditions at the time of the post. The support and resistance levels posted and current market price could be dramatically different from what you are seeing at the moment.

EUR/USD – Current 1.3470

Overview - Break of the daily trend line this week has given rise to test 1.3500. So far unable to break resistance at 1.3485 but holding above previous resistance at 1.3415. More upside expected on break of 1.3500 otherwise a fall below 1.3400 could see a move back to 1.3200.

Resistance - 1.3485 / 1.3580 / 1.3693 / 1.3743 / 1.3797

Support - 1.3413 / 1.3279 / 1.3185 / 1.3075 / 1.2986  /1.2890 / 1.2810 / 1.2750

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GBP/USD – Current 1.5930

Overview – Fall from 1.6050 gave nice profit (more…)

Aug
17/09
Weekly Forex Outlook We are now up over 3,000 pips since June 1st!
Last Updated on Monday, 17 August 2009 04:07
Written by Derek Frey
Monday, August 17th, 2009

We are knee deep into the traditional summer doldrums. This year we have seen a slow start to the hurricane season so far. However markets seem to making waves where hurricanes are not. We have seen the beginning of the short squeeze on the Dollar I have been warning about for some time. We have had an incredible summer here in my trading room. We are now up over 3,000 pips since June 1st! So I am officially calling this the new summer of love. I hope all of you have gotten at least some of this money. If you are a regular reader of this newsletter then none of what has been happening should have come as a surprise. The events before us are unfolding very much the way we are forecasting. This is not always the case but when it is “make hay when the sun shines” it is often said.

EUR/USD:

We will now look to begin covering some of the shorts we have been taking and looking for some near term strength in this pair. Strength that we will want to sell into more than buy. Overall we are looking for this pair to move back towards 1.25 by years end if not sooner.

GBP/USD:

This pair is also likely to see some rather violent bounces this week and we are looking to also cover shorts here that were taken above 1.65. As this pair spikes back up we will again look to sell into those.

USD/CHF:

I mentioned that this pair would move from below 1.07 back to above 1.10, we are now half way there but I am seeing signs that the second half of this move will be much “harder” than the first so we want to protect the profits we have and look for near term rallies to partially exit.

USD/JPY:

This is the one pair as I have mentioned in the past that will not move according to the Dollar but rather the S&P500. We have seen this pair turn down with stocks and expect that relationship to continue for at least the near term. We are looking for a bounce early this week in stocks but once again we want to sell the rally and be patient. Stocks as well as this pair are going MUCH lower. Don’t be another moron who drinks the Kool-Aid!

AUD/USD:

This pair has been slower to respond to Dollar strength but over the next few weeks you will see it go from laggard to leader.

USD/CAD:

This pair is also looking for a strong move back up. We are and have been buyers of dips here and will continue to be so all the way up to 1.20 which is where we expect this pair to trade by years end.

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Jul
13/09
Weekly Forex Market Outlook
Last Updated on Monday, 13 July 2009 10:18
Written by Derek Frey
Monday, July 13th, 2009

Forex Markets This Week

The S&P has and is breaking supports and continues to churn lower as we have warned in past issues.  While we could see another run towards 900, if we do it is nothing less than another opportunity to short near that level.  I have and will continue to say that stocks are NOT up trending, but in fact, stuck in a sideways range between 750 and 950 and will remain in that range for at least the rest of the year.  This all matters to forex markets because the S&P holds enormous influence over the flow of funds around the world.  If stocks falter as we expect, then we will see money run to Dollars.  Which I agree makes no sense at all, but it IS what is happening.  As I said over a month ago here, sell stocks & commodities on rallies and buy Dollars on dips, or wish you had later.  The same still stands as it has worked very well, we are now up over 700 pips for the month so off to another good start.

EUR/USD:

Sells taken in the 1.40’s to 1.41’s should be solid entry points as discussed last week.  Look for breaks towards the 1.38 level to take profits or at least lock in gains.  We could see a much deeper correction but for now we will just look very near term.  Same comments as last week as it still applies.  We are recycling these comments for a third week as it continues to work, “if it aint broke don’t fix it” I have heard it said.

GBP/USD:

The cable remains resilient but offering great opportunities on both sides.  We are predominately looking for rallies near 1.63 to sell into this week. We are still looking for this pair to fall back below 1.60 before month end.  These are also the same comments from last week and they too apply this week again.  We have seen 1.60 tested a few times last week and used that both to exit shorts and enter longs.  We are more biased to the short side at this time.

USD/CHF:

This pair remains a buy close to the 1.08 level.  This pair could see a move back into the low teens before this rally stalls.  Same comments as the last few weeks and they still stand.  They have paid off nicely the last few weeks and we see similar movements in the weeks ahead.  I am not trying to be lazy this week but again these comments worked and we expect that to continue.

USD/JPY:

So we did see the downward action I talked about in past weeks.  Near term we want to be cautious but still looking for major rallies to sell into.

AUD/USD:

We are seeing the .8000 level retested and will again look to sell above it.  This is a larger play on a commodities slow down as the global recovery continues to be muted to slow at best.  So while I got emails last week saying I was crazy when I made this comment, now it looks not so crazy ehh?  I would like to see .80 retested and am selling into rallies in the ladder half of the week.

USD/CAD:

Now that Oil has more or less hit my downside target I am looking to begin to sell rallies in the USD/CAD as this pair has moved quite a ways away from it’s “normal” range due to oil.  If as I suspect, oil stabilizes and trades between 50-75 for the rest of the year, the Canadian should be able to trade on its own merits again and if we see that then this pair should move lower overall.

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