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GBP/USD Hits Resistance

By:   James Hyerczyk
  • 01-07-2008
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Analysis

The GBP/USD ran into a cluster of resistance on Tuesday and backed off into the close.

Today this resistance cluster comes in at 2.0002, 2.0008 and 2.0027.

The real indication of weakness will be a break of an uptrending angle at 1.9928.

If weakness develops, don't be surprised by a break back into a support zone at 1.9708 to 1.9637.

Gann angle support splits this retracement zone at 1.9668.

With the main trend up, look for a buy at 1.9673 to 1.9668.

Pattern

Main Trend:  Up
Main Trend Top:  2.0027 (04-21-08)
Main Trend Bottom:  1.9408 (06-13-08)

Price

2.0398        Main Trend Top (03-14-08)
2.0193        Main Trend Top (03-27-08)
2.0050        Main Trend Top (04-04-08)
2.0027        Main Trend Top (04-21-08)
2.0008        Gann Angle Down
2.0002        .618 Retracement

1.9952       New York Close

1.9928        Gann Angle Up
1.9880        50% Retracement
1.9708        50% Retracement
1.9668        Gann Angle Up
1.9637        .618 Retracement
1.9408        Main Trend Bottom (06-13-08)
1.9362        Main Trend Bottom (05-14-08)

Time

07-01          90-Day Cycle
07-04          90-Day Cycle
07-15          90-Day Cycle
















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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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