Euro Shows Potential for Double Bottom within Double Bottom. Dollar/Yen Inching Closer to Test of Major Neckline. British Pound Closes Above 50-Day SMA. Dollar/Swiss Not Ready for Breakout Just Yet. Dollar/Cad Reaches Apex; On Breakout Watch. Australian Dollar Extend Gains to Hit Profit Target. New Zealand Dollar Closes Above 10-Day SMA; Stops at Cost.
EUR/USD
The pairing has been remarkably well propped on dips over the past several days with the 1.2700 area acting as formidable support. A closer look at the daily chart reveals the potential for a double bottom within a double bottom, with the initial neckline coming in by 1.3055 (4Feb high) and the more significant neckline coming at 1.3330 (27/28Jan highs). A break above 1.3055 should easily accelerate gains back towards 1.3330, while above 1.3330 will project significant upside towards the 1.3900 area.USD/JPY
Price action over the past two days brings our double bottom outlook back into focus with the market now approaching key neckline resistance by 94.60. Another interesting development in the price action has been the push back into the Ichimoku cloud for the first time since September 2008. This is a bullish development and could open the door to more substantial gains over the medium-term. The pair will need to break above the cloud however to officially initiate a longer-term bullish signal. The cloud top now loosely coincides with the neckline of the potential double bottom. We have trailed stops on our long trade to lock profit.GBP/USD
Another impressive day for the pairing with Sterling once again extending gains to easily exceed the 50-Day SMA. The break back above this moving average is significant as it has contained rallies for a majority of the downtrend. Nevertheless, we would recommend bulls to proceed with caution and look for a two-day close above the 50-Day SMA before initiating fresh long positions. Additionally, the market is now running into a confluence of resistance by 1.4900 in the form of fib and minor trend-line (see below).Strategy: SIDELINED; AWAIT CLEARER SIGNAL.
USD/CHF
Gains have failed to materially extend on Friday after breaking beyond the multi-day range highs at 1.1715. The upside push stalled out at 1.1745 before reversing course to trade back down towards Thursday's low. It looks like we could still be locked in sideways trade for a while longer before ultimately breaking higher to challenge the 1.2300 trend highs. Look for a break back below 1.1575 to confirm and open deeper setbacks to 1.1400 over the coming days.Strategy: SIDELINED; AWAIT CLEARER SIGNAL.
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