Wednesday, February 8th, 2012

Watchlist for Sunday/Monday, June 20/21, 2010

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If you’re in the States and celebrate it….Happy Father’s Day!!  :)

Pair Daily 4h 1h
CADJPY Stuck – but is actually a nice nested box trade. 800sma 800sma
EURJPY Showing a lot of hesitancy around the top of that smaller desc. channel Rangebound Large Range: 113 – 111.60

Small Range:  112.60 – 112

EURUSD Strong run looks tired Break or a bounce 800sma range:  1.24 – 1.2350
GBPCHF Very large range 800sma No retest at 1.66…looks like breakout has retested at 1.6430 and further shorts are imminent
GBPJPY Long fizzled out at old weekly levels. Nesting ranges look to still be in progress. Large Range:  136 – 134

Small Range:  135 – 134

GBPUSD Looks kind of stuck and a little overbought. Stark rejection at the 1.4860 level 1.4850 – 1.4770
NZDUSD Almost at the top of its desc. channel 800sma Long wicks show a hesitancy for further longs right now.
USDCAD Looks like it is headed back to parity Breakout or fakeout? Maybe wait for corrective action to bounce off of 1.0250 then short.
USDCHF Headed back to the 800sma? Didn’t retest 1.1230 Even without retest, looks ready for further shorting.
USDJPY Closed like it is ready to go short within its desc. channel but on Friday volume. May retouch 91.30 before heading South again. Large Range:  91 – 90.50

Small Range:  91 – 90.65

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Have a great weekend and I’ll see you on Monday @ 8am EDT.

Comments

One Response to “Watchlist for Sunday/Monday, June 20/21, 2010”
  1. yaqui says:

    Happy Summer/Winter Solstice everyone!

    Some nice momentum/gaps on markets and currencies today huh, with the big yuan news and corresponding return in risk appetite… crunnnchy. ;) How long will it last…?

    Aby, the secret is out it seems. A few sites reporting on the ECRI index eg. http://seekingalpha.com/article/209880-is-ecri-growth-rate-index-signaling-a-double-dip.
    Incidentally, I was in/on(?) a Harry Dent webinar earlier in the month with a similar economic outlook, focusing on Demographics, Debt and Deflation.

    It’s nice to be aware of these things I guess, but I wonder sometimes how much info is too much… (some of it is waaay over my head). Bottomline, it comes down to how we choose to let it influence our trading/investing decisions if at all. I try (don’t like that word!) not to put too much confidence in these things but it it’s always in the back of my mind…. which directly relates to Triffany’s Biases article!

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