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USD/JPY

Wed, Jul 1 2009, 07:55 GMT
by Dimo Dimov

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The chart shows the USD/JPY movement since the start of the year. It is corrective in nature and is developing as a zigzag. Wave B of it is a triangle which could be already over. If this is the case, one should expect a rise in wave C for a high above 101.44 and my personal expectations are for a movement toward 105.00. A confirmation for such a bullish scenario will be above 98.87. On the other side a fall below 93.85 will make the situation bearish for a new low below 87.11. From a short term point of view I was able to find a level for a relatively close stop loss so I entered long earlier today

Trading strategy: 03:52 EST; 08:52 GMT

Long position from 96.85, stop loss - 95.90, target – open

Trading strategy: 02:50 EST; 07:50 GMT

Buy at market (96.85), stop loss - 95.90, target – open

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