Daily Trading Forecasts (October 12, 2012)
The markets are now at critical, but interesting levels. Actually, there is a continuation of the momentum that has started since Thursday, but it might seem judicious to wait for more confirmation in a few cases, before taking certain positions.
EURUSD: The bearish plunge that started this week has reversed largely. If the price goes back to the level at 1.3000, a bullish bias is then confirmed. A long position is being braced for on the EURUSD.
USDCHF: The attempted rally that begun at the beginning of this week has been reversed as well. The RSI is now below the level 50. A brand-new bearish wave is currently forming, and if this thing continues, the next support level would be 0.9300.
GBPUSD: The overall bias is still bearish on this pair, though the price is currently in some sort of rally. This is further confirmed by the Williamsâ % Range that is going into the overbought level. If there is no confirmation of the bullish bias, one would need to sell dearer.
EURJPY: This cross is still bullish â showing the overall weakness in the Yen. From a low of 100.14, the cross has moved up by more than 170 pips. One thing that could be done is to buy a bearish retracement, say around the demand zone at 101.50.
USDJPY: The USDJPY has largely ranged-traded this week. Should I need to make a decision, however, I would prefer to go long. This is because the pair is currently above the EMA 21, while the RSI 14 is above the level 50.