Monday 12 September 2016

DAILY REVIEW 12 September 2016
  
EU Analysis:




EU: Perspective: Price has tested and broken through the 1.0500 which is simply a monthly low and psychological level with the next pyscholoabout 1/3 off the gical level at 1.0000 and the 0.9900 level being the breakout retest of a reaccumulation structure. December's candle suggests a retracement is in progress and January's candle is an "inside" of the December candle while February's candle also closed back inside the January range. We also note that there are no significant orders/ stops lower until the 1.0000 key level. Bias is still strongly down from a market structure perspective.    

MONTHThe candle is a below average spread (320pips) doji closing on low vol<23months. The candle close and volume suggests no selling pressure.  
WEEKThe candle is an average spread (187pips) bull closing about 1/2 off the high on low vol>5weeks. The candle close and volume suggests selling absorption. 
DAYThe candle is an above average spread (86pips) bear spinning top closing on high vol<1day. The candle close and volume suggests more downside with selling absorption.
Levels of interest: Demand: Daily/Weekly:  1.0000  

Background: The possible FED rate hike continues to weigh despite mixed US data. The current risk aversion climate in view of the continuing security situation in Europe is expected to continue and any rate hike, if any, is likely to be minimal. In any case, it will likely be limited to one more for the year in light of the forthcoming US Presidential Election and uncertainty for the world economy post-Brexit. In this situation, raising rates may be counter-productive and this is what the FED will need to contend with.

Oanda order book:  Volumes are thin but with clear trapped short positions.    

Without major news today, SM is likely to continue fading weak shorts to Friday's high 1.1285 or higher before reversing. 

EU long levels: 1.1200, 1.1150-1.1140, 1.1120, 1.1118, 1.1108, 1.1100, 1.1045, 1.0950, 1.0938, 1.0911
EU short levels:  1.1290-1.1300, 1.1325, 1.1350, 1.1365-1.1371, 1.1422, 1.1452, 1.1496-1.1500, 1.1518-1.1528, 1.1592, 1.1600, 1.1615-1.1620, 1.1711

GU Analysis:




GU: Perspective: GU has closed below April pivot 1.4564. The June close of 1.5701 becomes important as a supply level to overcome for higher prices. The downward bias is still dominant. Brexit has already seen the United Kingdom's British Pound drop significantly. The key word here is "United" because of possible secession by the pro-EU countries, if both Scotland and Northern Ireland leave there will not be much of a United Kingdom and the ramifications that such secession will birth. The British Pound as we know it would then lose significant backing economic capital (land, people, resources, etc) and thus lose its value which is not inconceivable.

MONTHThe candle is a below average spread (506pips) bear closing about 1/2 off the low on low vol<6months. The candle close and volume suggest no selling pressure.
WEEKThe candle is a below average spread (205pips) bear upthrust closing on low vol>5weeks. The candle close and volume suggests more downside.
DAYThe candle is a below average spread (96pips) bear spinning top closing on average vol<2days. The candle close and volume suggests selling absorption.
Demand: Weekly/Daily: not applicable after 31 year low was broken through. Supply: Short term: 1.5574, 1.5600, 1.5619 

The Oanda order book:  Volumes are thin with more trapped shorts and the majority of the newly profitable shorts from the 1.3300 level. 

Trading GU now is not for the fainthearted. I still don't suggest longs on GU because of extreme volatility and continue to look for short positions. Without major UK data today, SM is likely to fade weak shorts to 1.3300 key level or higher before reversing.

GU long levels: not applicable
GU short levels: 1.3300, 1.3325, 1.3375, 1.3445, 1.3485-1.3495, 1.3523-1.3533, 1.3655, 1.3695, 1.3711, 1.3779, 1.3815, 1.3837, 1.3874, 1.3928, 1.3974, 1.4569, 1.4685, 1.4830, 1.4925, 1.4977, 1.5000

Posted at 12.53 am EST

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