| Dollar-Yen Breaks Resistance Line |
| By Todd Gordon |
Published
10/3/2007
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Dollar-Yen Breaks Resistance Line
EUR/JPY moved nicely lower into our projected 163.60 zone before bouncing hard into our 2nd offers, and then into our attached stops. All in all, I scratched that trade sequence. I don't mind so much because the technicals performed very well at that 163.60 zone. Wave 1 equaled wave 5 at 163.58, and the 2.618 projection of waves 1 and 2 placed the low of wave 5 also at 163.58. The support zone did its job a bit too well as EUR/JPY reversed the entire 5-wave move down and broke to new highs as did USD/JPY through 116.00. But the big news is USD/JPY breaking the month-long resistance line at around 116.00. Based on the reasoning mentioned in the video, I am short USD/JPY at an average of 116.55 for a small scalp lower. My one concern is the USD strength against Euros as EUR/USD is threatening a trendline break from 9/4/07 at 1.3550. The dollar strength across the board is undeniable, but USD/JPY has a reputation of dancing to the tune of its own drummer.
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Todd Gordon is a Technical Currency Strategist and Fund Trader with GAIN Capital Group.
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