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Over the past two days readers of our daily update know that we have been
taking profits from our dollar longs against the Swiss franc and Canadian dollar
and rolling the profit into long AUD/USD at an average rate of 0.7665. Today's
whipsaw and then reversal in the dollar was exactly what we expected to see
so we confidently stepped up to buy more AUD/USD as we consider a move above
0.78 to be just a matter of time.
Readers may also recall that for the past two weeks we have said gold was
nearing a key low around $410 to $400 and that we would look to buy our first
shares of GLD after having warned to stay away from the initial offering three
months ago. What we did not expect was that the technical setup would be so
ideal.
In the chart below note how both GLD and AUD/USD have recorded a bullish weekly
reversal and will also both perform our famous "weekly candlestick trick" next
week by opening to the outside of the current trendline. New readers unfamiliar
with our "trick" may read a previous market call here when we forecasted GBP/USD
to rally from 1.80 to 1.95 back in October: http://www.fxmoneytrends.com/10.15.04.GBPUpdate.pdf
Its not every day that Mother Market lobs one across the plate for you to
hit. And considering that we are big dollar bulls for 2005 and have said so
for months, gold bugs should take heed that we are buying. Moreover, considering
that the dollar index has pulled back from key trendline resistance at 85.25
and that February historically sees a 50% of January's gains we think that
today offers an ideal opportunity to position long either GLD or AUD/USD. Risk
is limited to below this week's lows. We look to take initial profits in GLD
at $43 and leverage into AUD/USD as it rallies to our longstanding target above
0.82 in the coming weeks. After that we will reposition long USD.
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