Mubarak and Market Regaining Appetite for Risk Push Aussie Higher
I hope for this Greg
I was long Aussie/Euro since thursday @1.3553 (fib 61.8 resist of the previous h&s shoulder decline) -> three bearish candle on weekly suggest further decline, but last friday didn't end as expected , forming double top on 1 hour chart but not an aggressive decline on EUR/AUD
After taking 80 points from short Aussie/Euro the previous day.
Normally this pair will decline as risk appetite grows
what is your view technically of potential Aussie rally next monday? other than stochastics up in your previous post
Mary got her USDCAD volatility, right after we both commented on the lack of it, as often happens in life.
Still expect this thing to go down, like it has been even against the headwinds of weak WTI crude prices. Can you imagine how this pair will drop if/when oil spikes or BoC raises rates while the Fed stands pat and QEases again (QE3 by 2012, you read it here).
Among other things, one sentence that caught my attention is:
"Finally, it is interesting to note that the prices of many commodities that are not actively traded on exchanges or included in commodity indexes have risen by as much as those that are."
Thanks for the links and quote. Seems that we evil commodity investor/speculators are not really so evil
Mary got her USDCAD volatility, right after we both commented on the lack of it, as often happens in life.
Still expect this thing to go down, like it has been even against the headwinds of weak WTI crude prices. Can you imagine how this pair will drop if/when oil spikes or BoC raises rates while the Fed stands pat and QEases again (QE3 by 2012, you read it here).
Very true. Another item I will keep on my radar screen is the next 2 rounds of negociations (April & July 2011) for the Canada-Euro Union CETA. At this point, I could not assess the impact on USD/CAD (how much is already priced in?), but it appears clear to me to be CAD positive. I will try to find how we could roughly translate this in numbers.
Another item I will keep on my radar screen is the next 2 rounds of negociations (April & July 2011) for the Canada-Euro Union CETA. At this point, I could not assess the impact on USD/CAD (how much is already priced in?), but it appears clear to me to be CAD positive. I will try to find how we could roughly translate this in numbers.
I was unaware of that. Thanks. Also curious as to what impact that could have on EUR/CAD?
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I was long Aussie/Euro since thursday @1.3553 (fib 61.8 resist of the previous h&s shoulder decline) -> three bearish candle on weekly suggest further decline, but last friday didn't end as expected , forming double top on 1 hour chart but not an aggressive decline on EUR/AUD
After taking 80 points from short Aussie/Euro the previous day.
Normally this pair will decline as risk appetite grows
what is your view technically of potential Aussie rally next monday? other than stochastics up in your previous post
Hello Piri,
As long as pair can stay comfortably above 1.3500 then the Bullish Scenario looks good. Below 1.3500 could open up new lows
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I think looking for patterns in stock charts is like looking at constellations in stellar charts... Requires imagination and not too reliable.
Nevertheless, a head and shoulders may have developed since mid-January in both EUR/USD and USD/CAD:
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