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Euro Decline from 1.4950 Likely at Midpoint: Short Term Bounce Expected
Wednesday, 06 February 2008 13:41:02 GMT
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Written by Jamie Saettele, Technical Currency Strategist
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We maintain that the decline from the November 2007 high at 1.4966 is the wave 3 top within a 5 wave advance from the June 2007 low at 1.3261. Since 1.4966, the EURUSD has either completed a flat as wave 4 or a triangle is still unfolding as wave 4. Either way, higher prices are expected in the coming weeks with objectives in the mid 1.50s. This could complete larger wave 3 within the 5 wave advance from the November 2005 low at 1.1638.
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Wave E of the triangle is probably at its midpoint. Legs of triangles unfold in 3 waves. With 5 waves down from the wave D high, expect a rally in wave b of E to at least 1.4729 (38.2% of 1.4953-1.4591) before wave E ends closer to the mid 1.4400s.
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STRATEGY: 50% Long triggered at 1.4595, risk is at 1.4509, target 1.4730 (the big opportunity comes on the drop to the mid 1.44s)
Longer term, we maintain that a 12 year triangle ended at 124.13 in June 2007 and that the USDJPY is headed lower for a test of its 1995 low at 81.12. Since 124.13, the USDJPY has traced out a series of 1st and 2nd waves. The decline should accelerate in the next month in wave 3 of 3. This forecast remains intact as long as price is below 114.65.
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We maintain that the strong rally from 104.97 is a c wave that will complete a larger second wave as an expanded flat. Price is expected to exceed 107.92 and resistance should be strong in the 108.33/50 area. Look for a top and reversal near there. This count is intact as long a price is below 110.11.
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For the first time in months, the GBPUSD daily count is clear. The pair has declined in 5 waves from 2.1160, indicating that a significant top is in place. The 5 wave decline is viewed as either wave 1 in a 5 wave bear cycle or wave A in a 3 wave bear cycle. In other words, longer term bearish potential is great. The rally underway now is either wave 2 or B and we will look for a top in the 2.0033-2.0463 zone. This corrective rally probably lasts for weeks if not most of this month.
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The rally from 1.9337 to 1.9957 is a 5 wave advance and is probably wave A within the A-B-C corrective rally. Wave B is underway now and is probably at its midpoint. The drop from 1.9957 is in 5 waves, therefore, expect a rally in wave b of B that challenges at least structural resistance at 1.9787 over the next few days before a decline in wave c of B completes wave B.
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A corrective 4th wave rally may be underway now within the 5 wave decline from the October 2006 high at 1.2768. The USDCHF will likely trade in a choppy manner for the next month or so, but with an upside bias before a decline in a 5th wave completes the entire decline from the October 2006 high and gives way to a multi-year low.
A triangle could be in its early stages right now in the USDCHF. The decline from the 1/22 high at 1.1122 is in 3 waves and the rally from the 2/1 low at 1.0728 is also in 3 waves (to this point). Legs of triangles unfold in 3 waves so if a triangle is underway from the 1/22 high, then expect the next move to look something like what the arrows show on the chart above.
The pattern in the USDCAD since the November low at .9055 is either an A-B-C rally that will lead to a new low (under .9055) or a 1-2 (expanded flat) base that will lead to a strong rally to new highs (suggesting that a multi-year USDCAD low is in place). Either way, price will come below .9755. Potential support from Fibonacci is at .9652 and .9511.
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We wrote yesterday that “the short term picture is clear. The decline from 1.0378 is clearly a 5 wave decline and an a-b-c corrective rally is underway now towards 1.0117. The next level of resistance is Fibonacci resistance at 1.0184. Look for a top and reversal near these levels in order to position for a drop below .9755.” Look for a spike through 1.0102 that would complete the rally from .9871. Again, resistance is at 1.0124 and 1.0184.
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STRATEGY: Short in halves at 1.0119 and 1.0179, against 1.0385, target TBD (below .9755)
As long as the AUDUSD rallies in 5 waves and declines in 3 waves, there is no reason to adopt a bearish outlook. The rally from .8512 is expected to exceed .9400 in the coming weeks. Objectives are near 1.00.
The decline from .9100 is in 5 waves and calls into question our favored count (shown in black) because 5 down from a high suggest that another 5 wave decline will occur. The AUDUSD count fits with the idea that the EURUSD and GBPUSD declines are at their midpoints.
STRATGY: Longs triggered at .8995 and .8935, against .8906, Target .90 (same scenario as the EURUSD, we are looking to get in after a larger setback)
The drop on 1/22 to .7383 completed a large correction that had been underway since November. Like the AUDUSD, the NZDUSD trend remains up and an upside breakout will probably lead to a test of the July 2007 high at .8108.
The same can be said about the NZDUSD that was said about the EURUSD, GBPUSD, and AUDUSD. That is, the decline from the top is in 5 waves therefore a deeper decline is expected. Fibonacci resistance is at .7896.
Tell us what you think about this report: contact the strategist about the article at jsaettele@dailyfx.com
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