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Euro and Swissy breaking lower

Posted on November 3, 2009 at 10:00 in Short-Term Analysis by Valeria BednarikNo Comments »

Well, I did not been able to finish AUD previous post, while price already break lower (still far from long term confirmations but well there we are) and both Euro and Swissy break previous key highs. a quick post: watch next support in Euro at 1.4640, if we break there we could see hell breaking lose today (I’m over reacting yes.. sorry ) next key level for Swissy comes at 1.0320.

Tags: Euro, Swiss Franc, Trend

Don’t use the word intervention

Posted on October 30, 2009 at 11:38 in News by Valeria Bednarik7 Comments »

Again, EUR/CHF moved under 1.5100 and jumped up 80 pips in 15 minutes, while dragging USD/CHF from 1.0170 to 1.0230; Euro feel the movement and dropp quickly to test the 1.4800 area. If this gives up, look for the 1.4770 area there! Swissy should move above 1.0230 to test the 1.0285 level.

Tags: dollar, Euro, Swiss Franc

U.S. Bad news, not that bad

Posted on January 30, 2009 at 13:40 in News, Short-Term Analysis by Valeria Bednarik2 Comments »

That fundamentals favour trend is not a new. Early to say, the awful reading in advanced U.S. GDP is better than expected, and dollar is pushing to the upside, particularly against Euro and Swissy. Watch previous minimums or maximums: a break trough could trigger more dollar buying; yet wait a couple of 15 minutes candles, till the news effect sets up.

Tags: Euro, News, Swiss Franc

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