FX Thoughts for the Day
USD-CHF @ 1.0463/57...May test Resistance at 1.0513
R: 1.0467-79 / 1.0513 / 1.0581
S: 1.0401-0381 / 1.0353-33 / 1.0314
Dollar-Swiss is moving up well. It is currently near the projected Max High for the week, but can move up further to test 1.0513, the projected Max High on the Daily chart. This is a strong Resistance as it also falls on a trendline joining the Highs at 1.1628 (25-Dec-07) and 1.0590 (16-May) on the Daily Candles. If and while the Resistance holds, the market could dip back towards 1.0400 and lower.
In case the Resistance breaks by tomorrow, it may be very bullish for the Dollar, perhaps leading on to 1.07 in the weeks ahead.
GBP-USD @ 1.9768/71...Ranged
R: 1.9837-56 / 1.9925
S: 1.9693-73 / 1.9645
The Pound found Support near 1.9675 during the day and has bounced back a bit from there. A further rise towards 1.9840-70 has at least a 50% probability. Overall, if we look at the Weekly Candles, the market appears to be ranged between 1.9500 and 2.0000 and is currently slam-bang in the middle of this range. As such, the best thing to do might be to stay out of the market for a while.
Our Short at 1.9780 was stopped out with a meagre profit at 1.9775.
AUD-USD @ 0.9598/9602...Long term bullish
R: 0.9600 / 0.9641 / 0.9679
S: 0.9572 / 0.9558-40 / 0.9503-9494
The Aussie continues to be ranged between 0.9560-9640 in the near term. In the longer term, however, there are chances of a big rise towards 0.97-98 while above 0.9500. A Long can be considered at 0.9520, but placing a Stop is the difficult part. A meaningful Long for the long-term will need a Stop below 0.9380.
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