Categories
Search
 

Web

TigerShark
Popular Authors
  1. Dave Mecklenburg
  2. Momentum Trader
  3. Candlestick Trader
  4. Stock Scalper
  5. Pullback Trader
  6. Breakout Trader
  7. Reversal Trader
  8. Mean Reversion Trader
  9. Frugal Trader
  10. Swing Trader
  11. Canslim Investor
  12. Dog Investor
  13. Dave Landry
  14. Art Collins
  15. Lawrence G. McMillan
No popular authors found.
Website Info
 Free Festival of Traders Videos
Article Options
Popular Articles
  1. A 10-Day Trading System
  2. Use the Right Technical Tools When You Trade
  3. Which Stock Trading Theory Works?
  4. Conquer the Four Fears
  5. Advantages and Disadvantages of Different Trading Systems
No popular articles found.
Australian Dollar Crosses Bounce
By Jamie Saettele | Published  09/6/2006 | Currency | Unrated
Australian Dollar Crosses Bounce

AUD/CAD â,“ AUDCAD continues to rally from .8367.  Last weekâ,"s comment that â,"an inside day at the lower Bollinger band (daily) (this is a setup that we have found is fairly accurate when trading turns) reinforces the idea that a low is in place at .8367 (8/25 low)â, continues to hold.  The decline from .8579 (9/5 high) is viewed as a correction of strength from .8417.  Support is at the 38.2% of .8417-.8579 at .8517 and the 8/30 high at .8494.  Rising oscillators on the daily keep the bias bullish.  The next bullish target is the 7/31 high at .8684.

AUD/JPY â,“ AUDJPY is supported by the 10 day SMA at 89.26.  The pair made a yearly high at 89.85 on Monday (9/4) but bearish divergence with MACD does not favor a continuation of strength.  Additional bearish evidence is negative MACD slope (daily) and CCI declining from above 100 (daily).  The rally from 87.15 (8/1) forms a rising wedge â,“ an ultimately bearish structure that is often succeeded by a violent decline.

AUD/NZD â,“ We remarked on 8/30 that â,"The decline from 1.2448 looks like the 3rd wave of a 3 wave correction that will correct the 1.0425-1.2427 rally.  If that is the case, then price likely continues its descent until reaching fibo support at 1.1665.â,  The pair bottomed a day later at 1.1602 before rallying 350 pips to test the 20 day SMA.  We maintain a cautious bullish bias with the possibility that a 3 wave corrective expanding triangle has ended at 1.1602.  Initial resistance is at the 8/24 high at 1.2013.  A push above exposes the 61.8% fibo of 1.2446-1.1602 at 1.2124.  A break below 1.1602 negates the bullish bias. 

Jamie Saettele is a Technical Currency Analyst for FXCM.