Morning all. Hope you are well. Nobody mention the football, unless
you are Spanish of course. Changed the charts, hope they look better. I
think so.
EURGBP we broke through 8700 and had a good down yesterday (100+ pips) We have yet to break the previous low at 8638.
GBPUSD we had a doji form yesterday (possible reversal) on the
daily chart as we pulled off that upper trend line. We are around
161.8% extension of the move up (Daily). We have broken the first trend
line on the hourly chart. Look to smaller timeframes to confirm the
correction.
Daily
USDJPY fell aggressively from 15th August 2008 at
11070 area to lows at 87100 where we formed a double bottom. Here we
had class B divergence (B) We see the chart making the same lows but
the oscillators making higher lows. We then retraced nearly 61.8% of
the move lower. At the peak we had class A divergence (chart making
higher highs while the oscillators make lower highs) We have since
pulled lower in 3 waves but were unable to break the previous low at
9354. We are trading under the trend lines on the MACD and Momentum.
The moving averages are mixed and we are sitting on the 20 SMA.
4Hour
We moved to a low of 93.84 where we met small divergence. We have
since moved higher with the Moving Averages ‘in order’ to buy. We have
pushed outside the Bollinger Band and pushed through the 20 SMA on the
daily chart at 96.62 and the previous high at 96.71.
1Hour
Everything looks bullish. MA’s are in buy order, Momentum is high and we have no divergence.
Conclusion
Long Term View: If we can close above the 20 SMA
then the view is starting to look bullish. We would the look for a
break through the trend lines on the oscillators.
Short Term View: Nothing to suggest a pullback
apart from the fact we are outside the Bollinger Band on the 4 hour
chart. We may see a small correction but the view is bullish. by Ian G ColemanFXstreet.com Independent Analyst Team
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