“Currency this week”

By:

Jennifer Strasburg

Senior Analyst

Mercury Trading

 

 

Friday, June 15, 2007

USDCHF:

 

USDCHF is currently heading towards its target at 1.2500 and from there, it is expected to take a dip to start its retracement which is expected to extend primarily to 1.2373 level and can then further extend to 1.2239 level.

Currently USDCHF has also a high value of RSI and it is also indicating that USDCHF will take a dip in near future. Therefore we will look to sell USDCHF around 1.2500 level for primary target below 1.2400.

 

Recommended Trading Level:

 

Sell USDCHF @ 1.2498 for initial target @ 1.2378 which can be extended to 1.2239. Use trailing stop once you reach first target. Use initial stop @ 1.2538

 

Daily Chart:

 

 

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