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Euro Versus Dollar and Kiwi December 23rd // 22 Dec. 2011

EUR/USD rose during the Thursday session, but failed to hang onto the bullish momentum going into the end of the day. The resulting shooting star is the second in a row, and we currently sit on the 1.30 support level. EUR/NZD fell on Thursday, and even broke the bottom of the hammer from the Wednesday session. This shows extreme weakness, and should continue to push this market lower over time. Play video >>

Dollar Versus Aussie and Pound December 22nd // 21 Dec. 2011

AUD/USD initially rose on a nice spike for the Wednesday session, but gave back most of the gains for a shooting star. The pair is highly risk sensitive and should continue to be a “sell the rallies” type of pair with the EU problems. The GBP/USD is also a risk related pair, and the shooting star that we formed on Wednesday looks like a great sell signal as we stay in the recent range down to the 1.55 level. Play video >>

Dollar Versus Euro and Loonie December 22nd // 21 Dec. 2011

EUR/USD rose initially during the Wednesday session as the "risk on" attitude returned to the market. However, the later hours of the session saw selling of Euros as we printed a shooting star for the day. Needless to say - we have to look at the bigger picture as well, and with that in mind.....we aren't selling on the daily chart. USD/CAD fell during the session, but the Dollar got a bid in the end, and the 1.02 level looks to be supportive yet again. Oil markets continue to push this pair around. Play video >>

Loonie Versus Dollar and Yen December 21st // 20 Dec. 2011

USD/CAD fell to the 1.03 level, and even managed to break below it during the Tuesday session. The oil markets exploded to the upside in light volume, and this undoubtedly had an impact on this pair. The 1.03 level did eventually offer support, and this shows us that the upside pressure is still there. Presently, we are looking for supportive candles all the way down to 0.99 to buy from. CAD/JPY rose during the session as well, and the recent move looks somewhat bullish. The oil markets will certainly be key in this pair as the Japanese have to import 100% of their oil. With this in mind, we are watching oil to make our decisions in this pair. Play video >>

Dollar Versus Franc and Euro December 21st // 20 Dec. 2011

USD/CHF fell on Tuesday as the "risk on" trade came back into vogue. This happens every few days, and this rally in risk assets will more than likely be yet another volatile move. The pair fell to the 0.93 level, an area that we saw as resistance in the past at a breakout. This daily candle looks a bit like a hammer as well, and a break above the Tuesday high would have us buying. EUR/USD rose quite a bit for the session, but gave up gains at the 1.31 level. This shows just how much trouble the Euro is in, as the "risk on" session continued all the way to the close of US stock exchanges. The fact that the Euro can't hold gains should be a warning. However, the 1.30 to 1.29 level should be a massive support zone that will be difficult to overcome. Play video >>

Dollar Versus Loonie and Franc December 20th // 19 Dec. 2011

USD/CAD continues to sit above the 1.03 level, an area that we feel is the demarcation area for the next rally. USD/CHF continued to drift around on Monday, but the 0.93 level does look constructive at this point in time. The market looks like it wants to grind higher - not run. Parity still is our opinion. Play video >>

Dollar Versus Aussie and Kiwi December 20th // 19 Dec. 2011

AUD/USD fell on Monday as the "risk off" trade came roaring back. The low volume did help keep the pair from falling too far though. There is the matter of that gap from a couple of weeks ago however... NZD/USD is the same situation as the AUD/USD, the fall was significant as the commodity markets fell. The Kiwi will be even more sensitive to low volume as it is a less liquid market. We still like selling. Play video >>

Dollar Versus Aussie and Franc December 19th // 16 Dec. 2011

AUD/USD rose on Friday as traders bought the “risk on” trade. However, the parity level saw massive resistance. USD/CHF fell again on Friday, but the 0.93 level that was the site of a recent breakout is below and should be supportive. Because of this, we are looking for buying opportunities near that level. Play video >>

Dollar Versus Loonie and Euro December 19th // 16 Dec. 2011

USD/CAD fell originally during the Friday session, but it found the 1.03 level to be supportive. The area has been important on and off, and this shows significant pressure to the upside. As long as we can stay above 1.03, we should see higher prices going forward. EUR/USD had a fairly quiet day on Friday, but it should be noted that the 1.30 support level didn’t exactly cause a massive bounce. The pair sold off in the US afternoon, not a good sign. Play video >>

December 19th Long-Term Charts // 16 Dec. 2011

EUR/USD fell hard over the last 5 sessions and looks especially weak at this point. However, there is a 100 pip thick zone that is holding this pair up. Looks like news flow will be doing the driving again. USD/CAD has made a serious push higher. The 1.03 level has given way, and the 1.05 could be next. However, this pair rarely move in a smooth manner - don't expect it to now. EUR/GBP fell like a stone on Monday, and never really attempted to rally after that. The braking through the 0.85 support level was significant, and shows the future direction of this pair. Play video >>

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