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Quiet Markets Ahead of Economic Data
By Todd Gordon | Published  05/7/2007 | Currency | Unrated
Quiet Markets Ahead of Economic Data

The markets were extremely quiet today with no economic data released, combined with the barrage of interest rate-related data beginning on Wednesday. I have been watching this EUR/GBP setup develop for some time now. I believe we have just seen the end of the first of three corrective waves that should put us well below the recent Wave A 0.6748 lows. The respective wave counts of Sterling and euro against the dollar both suggest EUR/GBP should be headed lower.

Notice the symmetry that is present in the two similar legs of wave-B. Wave b of B traveled 88 points, only seven pips greater than the 81 point wave a of A. This projected symmetry landed only 4 points from the .786 retracement 0.6842 of the entire wave A. Some of you will recognize this is a Gartley sell pattern. If not ,this is a very bearish pattner projecting lower EUR/GBP prices.



This is a close up of corrective waves A and B. You can more clearly see the symmetry between waves a and c. Currently, I am short one-quarter of my normal position size at the current levels of 0.6825 with the stop loss at 0.6846. If trendline support breaks at 0.6815-20, I will add another one-quarter to be short a half of my normal position size. Don't forget that EUR/GBP pips are almost twice as expensive as normal pips. I foresee us being in this position for much longer than normal, so be sure to remain patient.



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

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