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Taking some hits the last 2 days with the employment report and Chinese GDP by the looks of it?
Looking to test 1.05 again soon??
Interesting that 8 out of the last 10 Mays the AUD has fallen against the USD. Forming a little base at the moment, i would expect it up above parity within the next 4 - 6 weeks
Interesting that 8 out of the last 10 Mays the AUD has fallen against the USD. Forming a little base at the moment, i would expect it up above parity within the next 4 - 6 weeks
I know you work in the industry of forex so I am interested in hearing your thoughts. I mean there is plenty of articles out there suggesting it will go the other way, cheers.
On the other hand, the weekly chart could be interpreted as a triple top at 1.06, giving me a target of 96c. Were that target undershot, 93-94c could be hit inside 4-6 weeks as well.
approaching an area of potential reversal on the 15 min
Turned as expected, second short target hit
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Possibly the first time i have seen EW used before the action
Interesting to note that most of these articles only came about once the AUD had broken down below parity. Before that they were all saying how there is no end in sight for the high AUD.
My feeling is mainly gut to be honest, however a very similar pattern is playing out to last May, when it dropped from 1.0450 down to 0.96 and then recovered well after that. I know there have been a couple interest rate cuts since then, but that didnt seem to bother the market previously, and this move seems to mainly based on the technicals when the 1.02 support was convincingly breached. We still have a great comparative yield here and can see that supporting us.
I have shifted positions.
Am now short AUD-USD through a ETF.
Interesting that 8 out of the last 10 Mays the AUD has fallen against the USD. Forming a little base at the moment, i would expect it up above parity within the next 4 - 6 weeks
I have bought the ETF USD a few times now but each time I have to out weigh the benefits if any. I often think about the interest I am losing if I had the AUD sitting in my online account paying me 5% income rather than putting it into the ETF that pays nothing. Then there is brokerage, $20 in and $20 out. It is a hard gamble but if the AUD is going to collapse 20% it still might be worth it.
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