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NZD/JPY - pull-back into support

Prices are pulling back after a nice move off the 11/14 lows. If our wave count is correct, wave 3 was completed on the 240-min chart earleir today (79.22 high) and will now look to carve out wave 4.

We see wave 4 completing in and around the 78.73-83 area. If this holds, prices should then resume the push higher and trade towards 79.28 and 79.42

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Dave
 
NOK/SEK - long entry?

Note: this video below was posted for our clients, as such there are references to trades we currently have on - this is not meant as a way to 'tell you after the fact' - I was simply not going to create a new video that did not ave that content.

Perhaps no explanation was needed, however, some forums get a bit too anal about stuff - know what I mean?!

Cheers,

Dave

NOK/SEK long
 
Looking Ahead to Asia/London

The attached image are the Short-Term Reversal Levels (STRL's) for the next 24-hours. The link below is a short video tutorial on these.

Video Tutorial

Looks like CAD is finally finding some buyers - as noted earlier this morning the divergence between USD/CAd and DXC was a odd, however, timing when that disconnect was 'corrected' would be tough.

We may now have the catalyst we needed. The break below the bull trend-channel at 1.1426 will likely signify the beginning of a leg lower. Currently prices are trading at today's STRL support at 1.1398 - we will look to short into any bounce and will advise accordingly.

Dave
 

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CRB Index Heads Lower

As noted in our posting last night (click here) the CRB index has been unable to break back above the bull trend-channel at 317.00 and has traded lower today. A close below 313.50 would be bearish and would likey contribute to an already weak CAD (i.e. higher USD/CAD).

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Trade Idea - short EUR/JPY

The break lower in early New Zealand trading pf EUR/JPY may set the stage for a push lower towards 153.57. Bear in mind liquidity currently is light and may be causing a bit of a price anamoly.

A move back above 154.62 (i.e. stop-loss) would negate the short-term bearish trend.

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Dave do you have a website or is aspen trading the one ?

Looking at your charts - do you ever use 5 min charts. I find them very useful for gbp/usd when combined with 60min daily. You seem to concentrate on 60-240min charts and its sometimes easier to get signals on the 5 min chart , hence the question.

Having tried others, I now use candlesticks and trend/SR lines.

Cheers
Combo. :cool:
 
combotrader said:
Dave do you have a website or is aspen trading the one ?

Looking at your charts - do you ever use 5 min charts. I find them very useful for gbp/usd when combined with 60min daily. You seem to concentrate on 60-240min charts and its sometimes easier to get signals on the 5 min chart , hence the question.

Having tried others, I now use candlesticks and trend/SR lines.

Cheers
Combo. :cool:
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Thanks Combo - no, I do not dip below a 60-min chart in terms of my analysis - lower time frame charts, in my opinion, are too noisy, and while they may produce a more timely signal at times, I prefer to keep my analysis on a swing trade time frame.

Aspen Trading is my company and hence, any info on the services I/we offer can be found at www.aspentrading.com

Thanks,

Dave
 
Pre-London FX Observations

NZD/CHF Technicals:

Nice pull-back into support seen on 60-min chart at the .8625-30 area. This level should hold and prices are likely to push higher towards .8700

Caveat - the stochastics on the 240-min chart are overbought and pointing lower, this may result in a slightly deeper pull-back than we are currently expecting.

Trade Idea

We are still monitoring a short in EUR/SEK - as of now there is simply no bearish momentum to carry prices lower - we will look for a break of 9.0100 as a potential catalyst to get short.

EUR/GBP Technicals:

Today's wild ride has completely altered the chart and now EUR/GBP looks much more bullish. The break above the daily bear trend-line at .6743 suggests prices may well head higher. The only obstacle at this point are some weekly moving average at .6781 & .6793 - these have held well in recent months.

Clients willing to risk 25 pips may find the current levels (.6745-50) attractive as a way to test the idea that prices may break those weekly moving averages.

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Follow-Up & Trade Idea

Dave Floyd said:
NZD/CHF Technicals:

Nice pull-back into support seen on 60-min chart at the .8625-30 area. This level should hold and prices are likely to push higher towards .8700

Caveat - the stochastics on the 240-min chart are overbought and pointing lower, this may result in a slightly deeper pull-back than we are currently expecting.

Trade Idea

We are still monitoring a short in EUR/SEK - as of now there is simply no bearish momentum to carry prices lower - we will look for a break of 9.0100 as a potential catalyst to get short.

EUR/GBP Technicals:

Today's wild ride has completely altered the chart and now EUR/GBP looks much more bullish. The break above the daily bear trend-line at .6743 suggests prices may well head higher. The only obstacle at this point are some weekly moving average at .6781 & .6793 - these have held well in recent months.

Clients willing to risk 25 pips may find the current levels (.6745-50) attractive as a way to test the idea that prices may break those weekly moving averages.

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Dave
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Well, the comments above proved to be somewhat useless, as prices either overshot levels we though would hold, or simply did not play out at all.

Here is a short video clip of a possible trade idea in
NZD/JPY

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Dave
 
Dave Floyd said:
Well, the comments above proved to be somewhat useless, as prices either overshot levels we though would hold, or simply did not play out at all.

Here is a short video clip of a possible trade idea in
NZD/JPY

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Dave
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Given that I accepted the lousy call I made on USD/CHF on 12/28, I left some wiggle room to toot my horn on the NZD/JPY call from earlier today. Hope somebody got it.

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Dave
 
EUR/JPY - lower levels ahead

EUR/JPY (other yen crosses too) is poised to move lower. The chart below highlights our analysis.

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