The FX Trader’s view – A bear move finally got going this year, after a prolonged choppy period in 2009. There are, though, signs that bears could be temporarily tiring now, so we begin to look closer for a recovery phase.
- WEEKLY CHART:
Weakness in this market became clearer this year as the prior consolidation phase resolved downward.
Losses have nearly extended to the 76.4% 118.45 pullback level, which is sometimes effective in EUR/JPY – we must be on the lookout for a rebound phase. - DAILY CHART:
The downmove has so far stopped short of the 76.4% level and the s/term structure has started to suggest bear interest is waning.
Whether we see another dip that closes in on the Fibo level remains to be seen, but a push above the 125.23 22-Feb high would indicate that a recovery phase was underway. Dips can then be assumed to be short-lived ahead of further bull activity.
Higher/temporary resistance is likely from the combined forces of the 126.89 Nov-09 low and steadily falling bear channel top projection at 128.75 currently.
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