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Keeping Pressure On AUD/JPY
By Todd Gordon | Published  04/20/2009 | Currency | Unrated
Keeping Pressure On AUD/JPY

I am going to keep the pressure on AUD/JPY tonight and re-sell into the 100% and 161.8% projection levels of wave 4 compared to wave 2. I am loading up to sell one unit at 68.60, and then 3 units at 68.90, with stop losses for everything at 68.35. Initial profit on a single unit is a retest of the New York lows at 68.05, trail stop on the balance to cost, and then I will try to hold the other three units for the move down into massive Fib zone support at 67.60. If short and we get a look at that 67.60 support zone, that is not the time to be bold as we are facing the end of wave iii into trendline support and a sizable bounce is due. In other words, be nimble when taking final profits down there.



Todd Gordon is a Technical Currency Strategist and Fund Trader with GAIN Capital Group.

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