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FX Thoughts for the day − Evening − 16−Jan−2007....1203 GMT

Tue, Jan 16 2007, 12:08 GMT
by Kshitij Consultancy Service Team

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EURO, JAP YEN and EURO-YEN

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Our comments on Dollar-Swiss, Sterling Pound and Australian Dollar are given below
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$-Swiss @ 1.2435/40....Could dip towards 1.2370
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R: 1.2450 / 1.2480 / 1.2514
S: 1.2417-08 / 1.2368
$-Swiss has had a sharpish fall during the day to a low of 1.2417 and is maintaining its bearish intraday bias. Watch the immediate Support at 1.2408, the statistically projected Max Low for the day. If broken, we may look for a fall towards 1.2368, the 200-MA on the daily. On the upside the Resistances are coming in at 1.2450 and then at 1.2480. The statistically projected Max High for the day is at 1.2514. The bias for the day is cautious currently.


 
Cable @ 1.9669/74....Neutral now
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R: 1.9708-12 / 1.9752-64
S: 1.9630 / 1.9600 / 1.9550
The Cable had a nice rally during the day to a high of 1.9708 and we booked Profit at 1.9670 on the Long which we had entered at 1.9611 yesterday. Importantly, the high for the day so far has come in on a trendline Resistance on the daily, joining the Highs of 1.9849 (01-Dec-06) and 1.9753 (03-Jan-07). Now, this Resistance is required to be crossed on a daily close basis, for a further upmove to take place. If so, we may look for 1.9753, the 2007 high so far. The statistically projected Max High for the day is at 1.9764. On the downside the Support is coming in at 1.9630 and then at 1.9600. A break below these (unexpected) could lead to a decline to towards 1.9550. The bias for the day is now neutral.


Aussie @ 0.7848/52....Buy dip
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R: 0.7850-62 / 0.7879
S: 0.7823 / 0.7800 - 0.7787
The Aussie has been firm during the day. It hit a low of 0.7823 and has bounced back, to currently test the 200-MA on the 4-Hourly at 0.7850. Now a move above 0.7850-62 could lead to further strength in the pair possibly towards 0.7879, the statistically projected Max High for the day. On the downside good Supports are coming in at 0.7823 and then at 0.7800. The statistically projected Max Low for the day is at 0.7787. The bias for the day is currently bullish. We would like to buy a dip.

Order:
Buy AUD 20K at 0.7820 (up from 0.7800), SL 0.7790 (up from 0.7770), TP 0.7860


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