USD/JPY (daily chart as of August 6, 2013) retreated from
100.00 on August 2, close to a short-term downtrend line connecting the May 22
high, the July 8 high, the July 19 high, and the July 25 high. The downtrend
line becomes more significant with the August 2 retreat, which is the fifth
session high at the trend line. The daily MACD is making a bearish crossover
below zero, and the RSI is falling from 50.
If price respects the downtrend line, it could find support
at the following levels.
1st support: 97.50/60 (50% Fibo retracement,
close to the lows from July 29 to July 31)
2nd support: 96.70 (61.8% Fibo retracement; March 12 high, and also close to the May 1 and June 25 low of 97.00)
2nd support: 96.70 (61.8% Fibo retracement; March 12 high, and also close to the May 1 and June 25 low of 97.00)
3rd support: 95.70 (June 14 and June 18 high;
April 16 low)
The pair needs to break above the downtrend line for more
upside momentum, and needs to clear 101.50 to resume its uptrend move.
1st resistance: 100.00 (key resistance/support
level)
2nd resistance: 100.85 (July 19 high)
3rd resistance: 101.50 (July 8 high)
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