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USD/JPY: Waiting for a break

by Matías Salord (FXstreet.com Independent Analyst Team) | Tue, Feb 9 2010, 22:11 GMT

The rally of the pair was capped once more by the 89.80 zone. If the pair manages to rise above it should rise further; but at 89.90 – 89.95 we find the 200 SMA and a Fibonacci retracement that could work as a resistance. So, once above 89.95 expect the pair to rally further. At 90.25 it has the first resistance zone, above, the next one lies at 90.55. Since the beginning of the week and recently during the American session, the Dollar found support on an uptrend line in hourly charts. A break

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EURGBP short term upswings are expected

by Tomas Cedavicius (Investija.com) | Tue, Feb 9 2010, 14:56 GMT

AUDUSD - Bulls did manage to recover, however negative trend is still valid. Short term upswings are expected. EURUSD - A jump above resistance didn't influence bears side, however bulls showed first signs of recovery. Despite this action, negative trend remains active. EURGBP - Bulls still hold above resistance level, short term upswings are expected now. NZDUSD - Despite the recent bulls attempt to break resistance, bears overcome bulls again. Waiting action still is better option to confirm


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The best pair to trade now | Tue, Feb 9 2010, 22:11 GMT
USD/JPY: Waiting for a break
by Matías Salord - FXstreet.com Independent Analyst Team

Forex Daily Analysis | Tue, Feb 9 2010, 14:56 GMT
EURGBP short term upswings are expected
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