Daily Technical Update
February 9, 2010
GBU/USD Stalking Retracement?
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  • Daily: The GBP/USD, like the EUR/USD, is showing signs of reversal, though not as aggressive. The Sterling looks weaker based on price action leading into the US session.
  • However, if the market closes above 1.56 today, there might be some further correction rally.
  • Looking at the Daily, the retracement can go to 38.2%, or 1.5880 area.
  • 4H: Before that, the market must go through an important support it just broke – the 1.57 support. In the 4H chart, this is the 38.2% retracement area. If broken, the 61.8% retracement coincides with the daily’s 38.2%, at the 1.5860-1.5880 area.
  • Weekly: As with the EUR/USD, the GBP/USD has more decline to go. The stochastic shows strong bearish momentum, and the 50% retracement is at 1.5260-1.53. After short-term retracement, this may be the next level of support.
  • Refering back to the possible wave count, if the market stays above 1.50, and a rally ensues, that might be the 5th wave of the rally since February 2009.
  • Otherwise (if market continues to decline below 1.50), we may already have completed wave 5, as a truncation, and this is a major ABC corrective wave that started Sept. 09.

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Fan Yang

Currency Analyst
Commodity Trading Advisor

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