Wednesday, April 7, 2010

USDCHF—choppy

Yesterday, I bought USDCHF at 1.0706. I've moved the stop to breakeven but the pair is in choppy waters as it approaches resistance. The candles on the hourly chart are throwing off upper shadows which hints higher prices are being rejected. Again, I can't stress enough that the markets are sending mixed signals this week and standing aside may be best until there is a clear direction. In the case of this pair, a clean break above 1.0751 would build confidence that the pair will continue trending up for the time being.

Support is at 1.0680, 1.0585, and 1.0435. Resistance is at 1.0751 and 1.0890. Here's the hourly chart:















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