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Consolidation Patterns in EUR/USD and USD/JPY
By Todd Gordon | Published  09/27/2006 | Currency | Unrated
Consolidation Patterns in EUR/USD and USD/JPY

For those of you who are still short NZD/USD from the 0.6555 entry, you saw consolidation into the New York close right at your entry. The 0.6535 level was rumored to have Chinese names on the bid this morning, and will likely be defended again on the re-approach. So with that being said, don't get too married to your position here; book some profits on that test to then re-establish your full position once that level has been cleared.

If you've been wondering about EUR/USD and USD/JPY, our bread and butter pairs, I have put myself on time out with these two until the consolidation patterns shown below are cleared. It's best to wait it out and let other traders knock themselves around while contained in such tight ranges.

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

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