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British Pound Crosses Correcting Initial Bear Leg
By Jamie Saettele | Published  08/9/2007 | Currency | Unrated
British Pound Crosses Correcting Initial Bear Leg

GBP/JPY
Commentary – We wrote last week that “it is likely that an expanded flat is unfolding from 238.29. Near term, price is likely to exceed 242.91 and test 244.35. We will look for a top and reversal at the 244.00/246.50 zone.” The GBPJPY reversed at 244.07 yesterday afternoon and the rally currently unfolding should prove corrective. A correction is underway following the decline from 244.07 to 239.00. Preferably, we would like to see a c wave unfold towards the 61.8% of 244.07-239.00 at 242.13 before the next leg down. The a-b-c correction scenario is shown on the chart. A break under 239.00 would suggest that the next leg down was already underway and that the rally from 239.00 to 241.41 was a-b-c.

Strategy – If already bearish, remain so, if not then look to get bearish near 242.12 against 244.07, targeting below 237.61

GBP/CHF
Commentary – The GBPCHF looks similar to that of the GBPJPY. That is, the longer term bearish scenario is best served by a rally through 2.4339 before the next leg down. This would complete an a-b-c correction from 2.4202. 2.4380 should remain intact in order to keep the short term bearish bias favored. The medium term / longer term bearish bias is favored as long as price is below 2.4574.

Strategy – Longer term, remain bearish against 2.4963, target below 2.3288. Shorter term, bullish potential ends at 2.4632/2.4710, look for a top and reversal in that zone

GBP/AUD
Commentary – We wrote last week that “we see potential for a rally to 2.4287 to complete wave c of an expanded flat.” After ranging for most of the week the pair is in the early stages of wave c that should carry towards 2.4287. This is also close to where wave c would equal wave a (at 2.4353).

Strategy – Flat

Jamie Saettele is a Technical Currency Analyst for FXCM.