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EUR. The pre-planned break-out variant for buyers was implemented and the
achievement of estimated targets is supported by relative bullish
activity rise marked by OsMA trend indicator at the break of key
resistance range levels. |
CHF. The estimated test of key resistance range levels was confirmed but
relatively high bullish activity level, marked by OsMA trend indicator
did not incline to the implementation of pre-planned buying positions. |
EUR. The pre-planned short positions from key resistance range levels
were implemented with the achievement of main estimated targets. OsMA
trend indicator, having marked activity fall of both parties as it was
before does not clarify the choice of planning priorities for today. |
GBP. The estimated test of key resistance range levels was confirmed but
relative bullish activity rise against the background of signs of rate
overbought marked by OsMA is rather negative factor for the
implementation of pre-planned sales positions. |
JPY. The pre-planned test of key resistance range levels was confirmed with
conditions for the implementation of pre-planned short positions.
Therefore, considering the trading plan made before, the targets for
opened sales will be 90,00/20 levels and (or) further break-out variant
up to 89,40/60, 88,80/89,00, 88,20/40. |
EUR. The pre-planned break-out variant for buyers has been implemented with
achievement of minimal anticipated target. OsMA trend indicator, having
marked in the bigger picture the preservation of bullish party
activity, gives grounds to pre4serve buying position priority for today. |
EUR. The pre-planned long positions from key supports have been implemented
with achievement of minimal anticipated target. OsMA trend indicator,
having marked fall in both party activity does not clarify the choice
of planning priorities for today. |
EUR/USDRallying neatly from Fibonacci and channel support, propelled higher by
the 9-week moving average. The Euro is now back up to levels last seen
prior to October 2008's meltdown, and might need to consolidate around
here for another week or two. |
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