Here’s the next level to buy the Dollar
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and fundamental analysis that results in trades that fall into the swing
trading time frame of several hours to several days. For a free trial to
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In
yesterday’s article we had noted a few set-ups that were longer-term in
nature (several weeks), those being a long in AUD/NZD above 1.0800 and a
short in NZD/CAD on a break of .8065. Both of these technical parameters
were met, and we now expect to see initial target levels of 1.0950 and .7970
respectively.
From a short-term basis we had
also noted a short in GBP/USD that played out as well.
For today, it seems as though
the dollar bulls look to re-assert themselves after Friday’s sharp sell-off.
The key level remains 89.55 that has been very difficult to break above for
several sessions. If we can manage either an hourly or ideally a daily close
above this level, it should expose a move towards 89.75 and possibly 90.25.
Pull-backs towards the 89.30-40 area should provide a good inflection point for
traders who may have missed this push higher to establish short in GBP/USD,
EUR/USD.
USD/JPY is also likely to make a run towards 116.10 if
the dollar remains firm.
Trade Idea (12-24 hour
duration)
As always, feel free to send me
your comments and questions.