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Crude Oil Rally Could Help USD/CAD Change Trend to Down
By: James Hyerczyk - 03-07-2008
0votesAnalysis
The USD/CAD fell sharply lower in one of the biggest ranges in months as higher commodity prices especially the crude oil brought buyers into the Canadian Dollar.
The key area to watch is 50% price at 1.0071 and the main trend bottom at 1.0047. A break through 1.0047 turns the main trend down and could trigger a further decline to a Fibonacci level at 1.0011.
Downtrending resistance is at 1.0238 today, but the most important resistance zone is 1.0128 to 1.0143. Counter-trend traders can sell into this zone looking for a break through 1.0047.
There may be some buying in the retracement zone at 1.0071 to 1.0011, but this is most likely profit-taking rather than new buying.
Watch the Crude Oil, Gold and Wheat markets to set the tone for the day.
Pattern
Main Trend: Up
Main Trend Top: 1.0323 (06-10-08)
Main Trend Bottom: 1.0047 (06-27-08)
Price
1.0323 Main Trend Top (06-10-08)
1.0240 Minor Trend Top (07-01-08)
1.0238 Gann Angle Down
1.0143 Gann Angle Down
1.0128 Gann Angle Up
1.0109 New York Close
1.0071 50% Retracement
1.0047 Main Trend Bottom (06-27-08)
1.0011 .618 Retracement
.9973 Gann Angle Up
.9818 Main Trend Bottom (05-21-08)
Time
07-04 90-Day Cycle
07-14 90-Day Cycle
Next Analysis: AUD/USD Closes in a Position to Test .9668Content Provided by:
James Hyerczyk
James A. Hyerczyk is a registered Commodity Trading Advisor with the National Futures Association.
Mr. Hyerczyk has been actively involved in the futures markets since 1982. He has worked in various capacities within the futures industry from technical analyst to commodity trading advisor.
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