I'm still long from .8913 and this has certainly been a happy trade with it up over 400 pips this morning. I've set my profit-stop 300 pips over the entry price.
The pair touched .9334 this morning. This makes the price target on my 3-hour P&F chart of .9420/50 more likely. On the daily price chart, the top of the channel is at .9489. However the pair is overbought (over 70 on RSI) on the three-hour chart and nudging in and out of it on the one-hour chart so a reaction wouldn't be unexpected. More than likely I'd add to my position, especially if it got near .9207. Bulls are beginning to babble about .9851 but that is not anywhere near a sure thing. There's still a lot of bearishness in the charts and this could all be one big bull trap.
Resistance is at .9364, .9406, . Support is at .9312/00, .9289, .9207/00, .9185/70, .9092, .9067. .8911, and .8872/61.
Here's the daily chart:
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Monday, September 13, 2010
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