пятница, 4 декабря 2009 г.

Уровни Акселя. Теханализ европейских валютных рынков.

By Francis Bray, CFTe MSTA 
   A DOW JONES NEWSWIRES COLUMN 
 
        LONDON (Dow Jones)--Rolling 24-hour chart levels:
Forex spot:       EUR/USD    USD/JPY    GBP/USD    USD/CHF 
 
Spot 0648 GMT     1.5067     88.22      1.6556     1.0003 
3 Day Trend       Bullish    Bearish    Bullish    Bearish 
Weekly Trend      Bullish    Bearish    Range      Bearish 
200 day ma        1.4326     93.28      1.6228     1.0620 
3rd Resistance    1.5164     89.55      1.6721     1.0075 
2nd Resistance    1.5142     88.85      1.6669     1.0043 
1st Resistance    1.5102     88.48      1.6614     1.0027 
Pivot*            1.5079     88.04      1.6597     0.9991 
1st Support       1.5027     88.00      1.6462     0.9979 
2nd Support       1.4970     87.54      1.6444     0.9960 
3rd Support       1.4947     86.98      1.6380     0.9916 
 
        Intraday EUR/USD: Falters just shy of the 2009 high at 1.5145 following the cap at 1.5142 Thursday. Dips need to be kept above 1.5027 in order to prevent leaving 1.5142 as a bull failure, so while 1.5027 remains intact, there is room for upside pressure on the 1.5097/1.5102 lower intraday highs. Below 1.5027 would indicate the need for a deeper retracement of the 1.4827/1.5142 recovery, exposing 1.4970 and potential for 1.4901.
        Weekly chart EUR/USD trend: Bullish.
        Intraday USD/JPY: The push above 87.55 Wednesday extends consolidation of the dominant bear trend and retraces the down move off the 91.34 lower high. However, this recovery can still be placed within a bear flag, and corrective gains will find resistance at former range lows at 88.75. The 61.8% retracement level lies at 88.85, adding weight to this resistance area which protects 89.55. Downside risk is still the greater threat, and a break below 87.54 would promote room for further weakness towards 86.98.
        Weekly chart USD/JPY trend: Bearish.
        Intraday GBP/USD: Suffers a sharp setback off 1.6721 Thursday as resistance protects the 1.6745 lower high. Dips will look to test the 1.6462/1.6444 support area (the latter is 61.85 retracement of the 1.6272/1.6721 recovery), and keeping this area intact would potentially realize an inverse head-and-shoulders continuation pattern on the daily chart. Above 1.6614 would lit the tone, although a break above 1.6669 is required to bring the focus back onto the 1.6721 high.
        Weekly chart GBP/USD trend: Range.
        Intraday USD/CHF: Continues to drift lower, although downside momentum has waned. The recovery off Thursday's low at 0.9960 needs to regain ground above 1.0043 in order to label 0.9960 as a bear failure, promoting room for further gains towards the 1.0075 lower high. However, while below 1.0043, risk of bear pressure on 0.9960 is still a threat, exposing the Nov. 26 reaction low at 0.9916 on concerted weakness.
        Weekly chart USD/CHF trend: Bearish.
second table 
 
Forex spot:       EUR/GBP    EUR/JPY    EUR/CHF    AUD/USD 
 
Spot 0656 GMT     0.9050     132.60     1.5078     0.9310 
3 Day Trend       Bearish    Bullish    Range      Bullish 
Weekly Trend      Bullish    Bearish    Bearish    Bullish 
200 day ma        0.8841     133.51     1.5181     0.8376 
3rd Resistance    0.9192     134.22     1.5110     0.9376 
2nd Resistance    0.9153     134.00     1.5100     0.9322 
1st Resistance    0.9124     133.56     1.5092     0.9284 
Pivot*            0.9060     131.37     1.5074     0.9258 
1st Support       0.9055     132.50     1.5061     0.9216 
2nd Support       0.9028     131.99     1.5040     0.9178 
3rd Support       0.8995     131.00     1.5012     0.9134 
 
        Intraday EUR/GBP: Retraced 38.2% of the 0.8835/0.9153 at 0.9028 before staging a good recovery. The prior bear threat should have been much worse, but the failure to even test the significant support cluster in the 0.8995/0.8980 area highlights the lack of bear power. Resistance at 0.9124 is under threat, and a break through there would re-open the week's high at 0.9153, ahead of the 0.9192 area. Only below 0.9028 would defer the bullish outlook.
        Weekly chart EUR/GBP trend: Bullish.
        Intraday EUR/JPY: The strong recovery off the Nov. 27 reaction low at 126.93 reached 133.56 Wednesday before suffering a corrective setback. Keeping dips to 132.50 would bring the focus back onto the 133.56 high, and prompt further strength to the 134.22 area (1.618 Fibonacci extension). Loss of 132.50 would deepen the corrective setback towards the 131.00 area (38.2% retracement of the 126.93/133.56 recovery).
        Weekly chart EUR/JPY trend: Bearish.
        Intraday EUR/CHF: Drifts lower beneath a 1-week bull support line around 1.5075. The range ceiling remains intact at 1.5100, and while the 1.5092 lower high caps, room exists for further drifting below 1.5061 towards the Nov. 26 low at 1.5040. Only above 1.5092 and 1.5100 would negate the bearish outlook and open 1.5110.
        Weekly chart EUR/CHF trend: Bearish.
        Intraday AUD/USD: Suffered a setback off Wednesday's high at 0.9322 as the market undergoes consolidation of the recovery off 0.8949. However, dips are corrective and should find support in the 0.9194/0.9178 area. Regaining ground above 0.9284 would bring the focus back onto the 0.9322 high, opening 0.9376 and the 2009 high at 0.9404 set on Nov. 16. Below 0.9178 would deepen the corrective setback and expose the 0.9108 higher low.
        Weekly chart AUD/USD trend: Bullish.
        * The pivot is the sum of the high, low and close divided by 3.
        For more technical analysis see: Dow Jones Newswires, N/DJTA; Bloomberg, NI DJTA; and Reuters key word search "INSI-DJN"
        -By Francis Bray, Dow Jones Newswires; +44 207 842 9249; francis.bray@dowjones.com
        Francis Bray is Dow Jones' chief technical analyst for Europe, and has worked as a technical analyst and trader for 20 years in London, Barcelona and Guernsey.
        Data provided by CQG International Ltd.
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        (END) Dow Jones Newswires
        December 04, 2009 03:05 ET (08:05 GMT)

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