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Saturday, June 19, 2010

OUTLOOK ON EURO/USD---AND ITS TRADE SET- UP

The currency pair EURO/USD is in a Rising Channel formation for the last two weeks  on a H4 chart as listed below. It gives traders an opportunity for perfect Scalping by following the Rising trend channel.

From the H4 chart, 1.2275  is the 38.2%  Fibo.Retr. Level (Recent high 1.2417 to 1.2045 low), and it may serve as a good entry level for Buying (Long) the currency pair after PULL BACK.You may also use the 20 EMA  for another guide for Entry (Near 1.2320)

From the Daily chart, YOU too can see that the price action which is in the Rising Trend line may  move up toward the 1.2550 (The 38.2% Fibo Retr level, From High 1.3660 to Low 1.1876)  IN the next few trading sessions. Technicals demonstrate that the currency pair EURO/USD  is currently  Bullish with bullish divergence

Strategy:

Buy on PULL BACK near 1.2300--1.2320

Target: 1.2550.

DAILY CHART

H4  CHART


H1 CHART WITH GUPPY LINES

HAPPY TRADING

2 comments:

  1. Jim rogers has bought some euro recently although he thinks that the euro will break up in 10-15 years time..
    short term wise since the euro has been beaten down so badly, there ought to be a rebound rally.

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  2. Hi, CK,

    The Mid/Long term view on Euro is still unchanged---it remains Bearish against all its currency crosses.
    Yes, you are right this rebound is long overdue due to its oversold positions,. However, the rebound may not last and its reversal to its bearish downtrend may resume soon.
    Thanks

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