Trade Idea: GBP/USD - Sell At 1.6770 As the British pound has traded narrowly after dropping to as low as 1.6650 last Friday, suggesting further consolidation would take place, however, as top has been formed at 1.7044 last week, upside should be limited to the Ichimoku cloud top (now at 1.6760) and resistance at 1.6837 should continue to hold and bring another selloff later. Break of said support would extend weakness to 1.6608 (61.8% Fibonacci retracement of 1.6338 to 1.7044). However, reckon support at 1.6587 (previous resistance) would hold from here. Full Report Here... Trade Idea: USD/CHF - Buy At 1.0750 The greenback has traded narrowly after Friday's rally to 1.0845, suggesting further near term consolidation would take place but renewed buying interest should emerge above the Ichimoku cloud top (now at 1.0749) and bring another rise towards 1.0891. Having said that, it is necessary to see a clear break of recent strong resistance at 1.0935/40 to retain bullishness for a stronger correction of recent decline towards 1.1026 resistance. Full Report Here... Trade Idea: USD/JPY - Buy At 96.70 As dollar has eased after Friday's rally to 97.79, suggesting minor consolidation would take place but pullback should be limited to 96.70/75 (38.2% Fibonacci retracement of 95.05 to 97.79) and the Tenkan-Sen (now at 96.42) should contain downside and bring another upmove later. Above Friday's high at 97.79 would extend recent upmove from 91.73 to 98.00, however, strong resistance at 98.90 should hold on first testing. Full Report Here... Trade Idea: EUR/USD -Sell At 1.4275 As euro has recovered after Friday's selloff to 1.4154, suggesting further consolidation would take place and whilst rebound to 1.4254 (38.2% Fibonacci retracement of 1.4415 to 1.4154) cannot be ruled out, expect upside to be limited to 1.4283/84 (current level of the Tenkan-Sen and 50% Fibonacci retracement of 1.4415 to 1.4154) and bring another selloff later to 1.4140 ( (50% Fibonacci retracement of entire rise from 1.3832) but reckon 1.4067 (61.8% retracement) would hold. Full Report Here... |
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