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We continue lower to 9964 & outlook remains negative as we look for 9900/9890, perhaps as far as 9830/25.

AUDUSD longs on the break above 6720 & break above 6805 worked perfectly as we hit targets of 6830 & 6870.

On Friday I warned that we could reverse from the June high being severely overbought short term & the pair dropped over 60 pips. At this stage we remain in a 5 month sideways channel.

Best support at 6790/70. A low for the day exactly here yesterday. Longs need stops below 6760.

A break above 6910 could be a buy signal for today targeting 6960/65 & even 7000 is not out of the question.
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NZDUSD support at 6320/10. A low for the day exactly here yesterday. Longs need stops below 6290.

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CADJPY broke support at 106.00/105.80 so the break below 105.50 was a sell signal targeting 104.95/85 for profit taking on shorts. Target was hit.

We then had a high for the day exactly at resistance at 105.70/90 on Friday & again yesterday. Shorts on a retest this week need stops above 106.05.

A break below 104.65 this week is a sell signal targeting 104.40 & 103.80.

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USDJPY - the bullish engulfing candle on Friday would usually signal a resumption of the longer term bull trend. However we meet strong resistance at 139.00/20. Unfortunately, yesterday we ran as far as 139.40 so my stop was too tight.

This is tricky but if we can hold above 139.30 I would take this as confirmation that we can trade higher (& I do think we will eventually although I cannot guess the timing) towards 140.20 & even 140.80. So if possible I would reverse in to a long at 139.20/00 with stop below 139.80.

A break below 138.40 however would kill my idea that we can trade higher.

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Jason Sen

Jason Sen

Jason Sen began his career in the options pits on the trading floor of LIFFE in 1987 at the age of 19, making markets on his own account. In 2001 when the trading floor closed he successfully made the transition to day trading on computer screens. Jason used technical analysis throughout his trading career and formed Daytrdeideas.co.uk which established itself as the leading provider of daily technical analysis to independent and professional traders within the investment bank community. He advises dozens of traders at up to 15 major investment banks and hedge funds on market movement throughout each trading day on The Bloomberg Professional® service. Jason Sen also provides trade ideas with entry, exit and target levels on Telegram & in daily reports to retail traders. daytradeideas.co.uk


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