Forex daily technical anlysis

USD/JPY: The pair stopped a 4 weeks uptrend after it reached, but did not cross, a resistance zone around 84.42.
NZD/USD: The pair stopped a 3 weeks bearish trend after it reached, on the last session, the support of 0.7407

USD/JPY

Daily graph: 
http://www.real-forex.com/charts-daily/DEC2010/JPY_DAILY_011210.JPG



USD/JPY daily

The pair stopped a 4 weeks uptrend after it reached, but did not cross, a resistance zone around 84.42. Later, during the last session, a bearish envelope template was created, indicator of very soon reversal – 1 or 2 sessions.

In order to catch the opportunity for a “Short” transaction, a confirmation, through the identification of a decreasing configuration on 1H graph, is required.



Potential trade
 

1H graph:  http://www.real-forex.com/charts-daily/DEC2010/JPY_1H_011210.JPG


USD/JPY

The required configuration should appear with the breakdown of the support at 83.42 (1H scaled graph support). After the breakdown, since the decreasing configuration will be identified, a transaction may be ordered.

        “Limit” order on “Short” position 10 pips below the mentioned support, i.e. 83.32

        “Stop Loss”  order on the last high appeared: 83.79

        1st level for a “Take Profit” on the following support: 83.19


NZD/USD
 

Daily graph:  http://www.real-forex.com/charts-daily/DEC2010/NZD_DAILY_011210.JPG


NZD/USD

The pair stopped a 3 weeks bearish trend after it reached, on the last session, the support of 0.7407. By looking at the daily graph on several months, we can see the pair stopped at this level several times already, for example: Beginning of September, end of July. At this time, this level was still a resistance.

If the pair is reaching today the support there are two possible outcomes:

1.       The collapse of the support followed by a closing below that level. In this case, it would be safer waiting for a small technical correction to occur and after the previous trend will be restored, going “Short” with the trend.

2.       Stop on the support, with test or without. In this case, waiting for the end of a “resting period” of at least a session and a half, to confirm the implementation of the support would minimize the risk. Then, waiting for the rebound to occur and going “Long” along with the new trend, until the closest resistance. The potential trade in this case, is a short term trade since the general trend of the pair is a downtrend.


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