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Accumulation and Consolidation Begin Across the Four Siblings

Posted on May 6, 2009 at 2:20 in Commentary, Market Analysis by Tim Salem

 

Greetings Again, Everyone at the “Bewitching Hour” of Midnight!

The “Four Siblings”, our Fiber, Cable, Yen, and Swissy Friends have been taking a little “Rest” the last few hours as Accumulation moves into Perspective with some IntraDay Ranges and clear Channels within Static Activity.

We take the Hourly Views without Commentary, as I have simply “Ellipsed” the Range Points currently in View.

This brings up the Valid Points that while these Four Units will move in their various “Correlative Relations” to each other… they are often “Co-Dependent” and will be Range-Bound more often on an IntraDay View than we may expect to observe.

( More Detail of these Units can be found on the just-Posted Currency Majors Report here…  where I use more Dynamic Levels in more of a Immediate-Term Perspective each Day… )

 

Post-Time is 7:20 GMT, so give the Captures a Click!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Now…despite these Ranges we have as “Anchors” for Price… the recent Dollar and Yen Strength may simply take Price out of Accumulation and back to Directionality… as the Dollar Yen has already done Pricing-In a bit ”lower” than Its illustrated Range.

Let’s see how “Valid” the Ranges stay as we move throughout the London/European Session, and into the U.S. Session and NYSE Equities Open!

:-)

 

 

 

 

 

Tags: accumulation, channel, continuation, currency, distribution, ECB, EUR/USD, GBP/USD, Majors, nfp, pair unit, Price consolidation, range, USD/JPY

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