AUD/USD Thoughts for Tonight...
I'm not a big fan of Asian session trading BUT if you like lower volatility and that's the only time you have for trading then ... sure, have a go! The trick is to make sure you have adjusted your pip movement expectations so that they are in line with what Asian (Sydney, Tokyo, Hong Kong & Singapore) offer.
Take a look at the PowerStats graph and notice the movement per hour of day on the aussie:
The hours between 7pm and 11pm EST is pretty quiet. Remember that there are some economic events tonight that may liven up the pip movement but in general this is not a very volatile time so adjust what you are expecting for follow through and remember that excpet for the data release there should be on average between 20 to almost 30 pips of movement per hour.
By the way you can check out PowerStats for free over at Autochartist.com.
The Rising Wedge pattern on the 30 minute chart (above) is a great trending pattern and since the 30 minute chart is in an uptrending market cycle this is a good pattern to watch. Problem is that right now it's a terrible time to trade since it's the New York session *doldrums*. Look at the PowerStats graph: Very little follow-through.
The uptrend line (blue) of the pattern is a great corrective entry buy trigger and there is likely to be decent support for the aussie as long as prices stay above the major psychological level of 0.8600.
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AUD correlates with gold, and with gold going for a run, and talk of interest rates going up in Aus. before the end of the year, the bias for AUD/USD is strongly long in the medium term.
Thanks for your comment. I actually watch the aussie and the continuous commodity index as well as the aussie-gold relationship. You can see a chart at http://chart.ly/e7qy76
Good news from the US economy will feed optimism, prompting the dollar to lose against its rivals. What do you think of a resistance for the pair at 0.8652?
Take a look at this chart for this currency pair:
http://files.ac-markets.com/Newsletter/2009-09-15/AlertChart15Sep09_0915.png
It is from the broker ACM news section.
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