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Chart of the Day Update: Aussie Trade Potential Off Support
11/19/09 06:08 am (EST)

Chart of the Day Update: Aussie Trade Potential Off Support - Nov 19 09 6:08 EST

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Chart of the Day Update:

Aussie Trade Potential Off Support

Stock markets were trading in mixed fashion during Thursday trade. The Japanese Nikkei was dropped 74 points while the Australian S&P/ASX gained 10 points, and the MSCI Asia Pacific Index declined 0.07 points.

Lower stocks were seen at the start of the European trade where the early sell off on DAX and FTSE pushed the dollar higher against the majors, and sent S&P futures trade lower.

The Aud/Usd pair that we have been monitoring for more than a week now, has traded down into the wave IV) pull-back as expected, and is shown on the chart below.

TheLFB Charting: Aud/Usd 4 Hour Elliott Wave view

Prices are currently trading around a significant support area, in the where a Short corrective wave IV) may find a base and reverse off the 0.9180 support area. In this case traders should look for a bounce into the Long wave V) leg, targeting above the 0.9403 top. 


The wave count with a bullish bias remains valid so long as the market trades above the 0.9119 support zone. The rule is that the current black wave IV) must not trade into the territory of wave I). The Long trigger comes with a 4 hour chart close above the 0.9230 area.

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