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发表于 2008-5-23 08:26
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Hammer of the Gods?
The Japanese Yen has become extremely volatile overnight, due to a variety of factors.
1) Risk Aversion. Moody's Investors Service cut ratings on $5.2 billion of bonds backed by U.S. subprime mortgages, and S&P announced that it may downgrade $12 billion worth of subprime sludge. If hedge funds and other investors are forced to meet margin calls, they will liquidate their profitable carry trade positions.
2) Bank of Japan. The BoJ will announce its decision on interest rates this evening. While no change is expected, we may hear hawkish comments from BoJ officials, who are expected to raise rates in August.
All of this volatility has created some wicked looking potential hammers (potential because we never assume that we know how an open candle will close!), like the one on the daily GBP/JPY
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USD/CAD Resistance - Fibonacci, Moving Average
An addendum to the previous post, a glance at the daily chart reveals that the rally hit resistance at the 20-day moving average (about 1.0615) before slipping back below the 1.0600 figure. We also have a 50% Fibonacci resistance point near 1.0600, so the stop has a good degree of protection. This doesn't guarantee success, put it doesn't hurt, either.
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