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EUR/USD Outlook and Comments

Posted on September 11, 2009 at 2:35 in Uncategorized by Ross Yamashita

Good morning.

We’ll cover the recent developments of the EUR/USD and get to a comment submitted by Sum.

The EUR/USD broke the 1.4600 level and it seems like the bulls are starting to lose a little steam as we crossed the 1.4600 area. We are seeing some divergence in the technicals so look for a potential shorter term pullback. If it were to continue up, look for the currency pair to test the 1.4650 - 1.4700 area.

Sum submitted a comment asking about the bottom of the down side. First off, thanks very much for submitting your comment and I hope I interpret the question correctly. It seems like we’re looking for a projection to the downside once the upward movement is exhausted and the pair turns down. If this is the question, then, at this point, it is a little difficult to determine a price projection. However, if we  HAD to give one now, then we’d say somewhere in the range of 1.4200 and below. We use a combination of Fibo projections and price calculations based on different market movements.

I hope this answers your question. Again, once we start to see how the market unfolds, we’ll be able to give more exact projections.

Have a great trading day today (Friday) and we hope everyone has a very happy (and safe) weekend.

Tags: Currency Trading, Elliott Wave, Forex, FX, Pro Pipper Trading, Ross Yamashita

2 Responses to “EUR/USD Outlook and Comments”

  1. on 14 Sep 2009 at 8:48 am1Jen

    Hi Ross,
    Appreicate the overview can be on daily basis as I personnal find it doesn’t reflect the current market condition!

  2. on 18 Sep 2009 at 2:15 am2Ross Yamashita

    Hi Jen,

    Thanks for the comment and for posting your opinion. Everyone looks (and analyzes) the market differently which is what makes this so diverse.

    I don’t know if you’re referring to the first part or the second part but I appreciate your outlook and opinion.

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