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Prep for Sunday

January 29th, 2010 4xLindsay

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The USD has shown dominance in the market again today...let's run through potential setups for Sunday night.

GBP/USD: The Long term month is now angling slightly downward but still finds no strength or stability.  It has been months since we have had a really good trend on this one. The Mid term week is second timeframe and lows are coming up a bit.  Prior low from the weekly chart that we need to watch for is 1.5832.  Granted, we are still sitting around 1.6000 so we have a bit to drop before reaching that level.  The Short term day has stretched into a gorgeous bounce and the 720 as well.  Let this settle and realize what kind of power showed up to break the range on the 720. I wouldn't fight the short side on this one and I would wait to evaluate the charts for active to swing plays.

EUR/USD: Long term month still negative and pretty. Mid term week is strong and stable to the short side. The Short term day will be pushing a day 5 scenario so please use caution in trend expectations.  While the angle and separation are great, you are already four days in. Please evaluate scalping or active trades in trend.

USD/CHF: This one shows up better than the EUR/USD with the USD strength that has arrived. Long term monthhas the potential to try and reverse the downward trend, but we will have to wait to see if it can build additional power to do just that.  The Mid term week is gorgeous with great strength and stability to the long side. The bounce on the day chart is also much stronger than that of the EUR/USD. A fresh 720 may give you an opportunity to scalp into swing long, but keep expectations reasonable if the charts show up...just realize that even though our day chart has angle and separation we will still be day 5 coming Sunday.

USD/CAD: Long term month all mixed up, no help at all. Mid term week is strong but starting to slow with lack of stability. The Short term day is massively overextended so I am dying for scalps/actives short, but you have to wait for the charts and keep in mind the greater trend.

USD/JPY: Still completely confused. Month=sideways, Week=sideways for a long time, Day=sideways for about 5 days.  Scalp this or try to play a break on the 180. Be Careful! Not my favorite pair right now.

AUD/USD: Last week I told you how much I wanted this one to fail and it has done just that for us but now we need to be cautious.  Month sold off a bit but not in a dramatic fashion...could easily come back up.  Mid term week still strong and somewhat stable to the short side with support levels around the .8750s The Short term day is still showing selling pressure but the overextension means that I would not be surprised to see retracement long soon.  If evaluating short side...try scalping or active.  If you are truly looking for swing it may only come to you countertrend.  Pay attention.

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