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Euro Versus Kiwi and Yen November 28th // 25 Nov. 2011

EUR/NZD fell on Friday as traders are abandoning the Euro in droves. The pair actually formed a shooting star on the weekly chart, so it looks like a fall is imminent. The 1.75 level below should continue to be supportive, and the trouble in the EU will certainly see more Euro selling before it is all over. EUR/JPY had a decidedly flat day, going back and forth between the above 103 area, and the below 103 area. The market is certainly bearish, and we feel that any rallies are invitations to sell at this point. Play video >>

Dollar Versus Franc and Yen November 28th // 25 Nov. 2011

USD/CHF had a bullish session for Friday, finally breaking above the 0.93 handle. The pair now looks set to continue higher, and the buying of the USD in general should continue to put pressure on it to rise. USD/JPY had a very positive day on Friday, but the trend is down, and this pop in prices should invite selling sooner or later. The pair is still bearish for the short-term until we close above the 0.80 level. The barrier there seems very strong, and as a result, we only sell when we see signs of weakness. Play video >>

November 28th Long Term Charts // 25 Nov. 2011

USD/JPY continues to show signs of strength at low levels, but the 0.80 level is certainly where the real fight will be. Until this area gets cleared, the truth is that this pair should continue to provide selling opportunities going forward. EUR/USD continues to fall, but is rapidly approaching massive support in the 1.31 level. The pair certainly had massive pressure on it to the downside. The pair looks weak, and rallies look like they will provide selling opportunities as the headlines out of Europe continue to be poor at best. GBP/USD continues to fall as well, and looks very much like the EUR/USD at this point in time. The 1.53 level is absolutely vital as support, and needs to hold in order for any bullish action to be trusted. However, bounces will more than likely be selling opportunities. Play video >>

Dollar Versus Loonie and Yen November 25th // 24 Nov. 2011

USD/CAD fell during the Thursday session initially, but managed to get a pop towards the later hours. The resulting candle is a hammer at the top of the recent upward action. This suggests that perhaps traders are buying on the dips – and so are we. The USD/JPY pair had a slight fall during the session on Thursday, and remains under tremendous pressure. The Bank of Japan will certainly intervene if it falls again – but not near these levels. In other words, selling rallies should continue to work. Play video >>

Euro Versus Dollar and Yen November 25th // 24 Nov. 2011

EUR/USD rose a bit during the Thursday session during the early hours. The German PM then put the Euro on the back foot as she said that the Eurobond wasn't the correct route for the EU. Markets are hoping for a super bond of sorts, and this could have put a damper on that dream. EUR/GBP rose a bit during the session as the profit taking continued. The pair looks bearish, but let's face it - both of these currencies are ugly at best. The UK is VERY exposed to the EU crisis. Play video >>

Dollar Versus Aussie and Kiwi November 24th // 23 Nov. 2011

AUD/USD fell hard during the Wednesday session as traders continue to sell off “risky” assets around the world. The parity level is well above our current level, and should be the line in which we need to cross to get bullish again. Selling rallies should continue to be the way to go. NZD/USD smashed through whatever was left of support in the neighborhood of 0.75 on Wednesday as the risk off trade continues to take hold of the markets. We like selling rallies in this pair as well now. Play video >>

Dollar Versus Yen and Euro November 24th // 23 Nov. 2011

USD/JPY had a bullish day for the Wednesday session as the run to the Dollar continues in the currency markets. The pair is being propped up by the Bank of Japan, but the trend is most obviously down. Because of this we think this latest pop in the price will be a selling opportunity. EUR/USD finally gave way to the pressure on Wednesday. The Germans had a poor bond auction, and as a result we saw the Euro lose ground against most other currencies around the world. With this in mind, we think 1.31 will be tested soon. Play video >>

Dollar Versus Loonie and Kiwi November 23rd // 22 Nov. 2011

USD/CAD fell slightly during the Tuesday session, but bounced to form a hammer at the top of the recent move upwards. This pair has broken above serious resistance in the form of 1.03 lately, and as a result looks very strong. The “risk off” attitude in the markets will continue to push it higher as long as the trading community remains nervous. The NZD/USD pair fell below the important 0.75 level during the Tuesday session, showing the general “risk off” attitude of the markets presently. With all of the headlines out there, the Kiwi will continue to remain under pressure, and fresh lows are selling opportunities. So are rallies… Play video >>

Euro Versus Pound and Dollar November 23rd // 22 Nov. 2011

EUR/GBP rose during the session on Tuesday, but is finding resistance at the 0.8650 level and forming a shooting star at the close. With this in mind, it should be noted this is a contest between two very ugly currencies, so a break below the session lows could send this pair lower - but at a grind, not a sprint. EUR/USD continues to defy gravity at the 1.35 level. The pair is currently the eye of the storm, and as such many traders are watching it with great interest. The support seems to run all the way down to 1.31, so the move down could be very difficult. However - we certainly wouldn't buy this pair! Play video >>

Dollar Versus Euro and Franc November 22nd // 21 Nov. 2011

EUR/USD bounced form lows on Monday as traders continue to step into the market and buy just below the 1.35 level. The pair is under serious pressure, but seems to be massively resilient. The area below seems to be very supportive all the way down to the 1.31 level. With this in mind, this pair is likely to bounce, but fall again. We like selling rallies. USD/CHF continues to sit still as traders cannot break the recent highs. The USD is the last safe haven trade, and the Franc is being pressured by its own central bank and should continue to be impossible to own. Play video >>

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