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The US Dollar Index has been experiencing weakness over the course of the
past few days and is challenging present support levels, which if broken, could
see a dip to 82-83. Analysis today will illustrate various trends in the USD
and what to expect over the course of the next few weeks.
The daily chart of the US Dollar Index is shown below, with upper and lower
21 MA Bollinger bands in close proximity to each other, suggestive that a breakout
from the present consolidation pattern is imminent. Full stochastics 1, 2 and
3 are shown below in order of descent, with the %K beneath the %D in stochastics
1 and 3. The short-term and longer-term stochastics are bearish, while mid-term
stochastics are trending sideways. A breakout of the consolidation pattern
is set to occur, but the daily chart suggests further sideways action until
the breakout occurs. A break of the USD below 83.5, followed by 83 sets up
the possibility for a decline to the 78-79 level.
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The weekly chart of the USD index is shown below, with upper and lower 21
MA Bollinger bands within range of the index. Full stochastics 1, 2 and 3 are
shown below in order of descent, with the %K beneath the %D in stochastics
1 and 2. At present, the weekly chart of the USD has a negative bias, with
weakness expected to continue for another 1-2 weeks at a minimum.
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The monthly chart of the US Dollar Index is shown below, with all three lower
Bollinger bands between 68 and 70, indicating strong support in this region.
Full stochastics 1, 2 and 3 are shown below in order of descent, with the %K
above the %D in all three instances. Based upon the monthly chart, the USD
is in a bullish uptrend, even though the daily and weekly charts exhibit weakness.
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The short-term Elliott Wave of the USD index is shown below, with the thought
pattern forming denoted in green and the alternate path denoted in grey. At
present, The USD is in threat of breaking beneath a wedge structure that would
have a measured move to the 78-80 area before basing. Carefully watch the 83.0
level as mentioned last week, because a close beneath this level would suggest
a trip to 78-80 is in the cards.
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The mid-term Elliott Wave count of the USD index is shown below, with the
thought path forming denoted in green and the alternate path denoted in green.
Anyone wishing to try and short the USD should wait for a decline below 83,
because chances are that a 3-5 point decline would subsequently follow.
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The daily chart of the Canadian dollar index is shown below, with the Canadian
dollar rising above the index. Full stochastics 1, 2 and 3 are shown below
in order of descent, with the %K above the %D in all three instances. Based
upon positioning of the %K in stochastic 3, the Canadian dollar could continue
to rally for another 2-4 weeks before a top is put in place.
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The daily chart of the Australian dollar Index is shown below, with the index
rising to the current level of the index. Full stochastics 1, 2 and 3 are shown
below in order of descent, with the %K beneath the %D in stochastics 1 and
2. Given the %K is curling higher in stochastic 1, alongside positioning of
the %K in stochastic 3, there is another 2-4 weeks remaining in potential upside
to the currency from down under, as per the Canadian dollar, before a top is
put in place.
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The daily chart of the Euro index is shown below, with the index midway between
the upper and lower 21 MA Bollinger bands. Full stochastics 1, 2 and 3 are
shown below in order of descent, with the %K above the %D in stochastics 1
and 3. Positioning of the %K in stochastics 1 and 3 of the Euro is similar
to that of the Aussie dollar, except they are starting at a lower level. Again,
the Euro has the potential to run for 2-4 weeks before putting in a top.
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That is all for today. I will update gold tomorrow AM. Have a great day.
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