18 Currency Pairs Analysis - 2 January 2008

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Hi everybody,

Here is the summery of my analysis and predictions for the 18 currency pairs I check and analyze every night.

Here is the summery of my analysis:

  1. British Pound against US Dollar (GBP-USD): Bearish

  2. US Dollar against Japanese Yen (USD-JPY): Bearish

  3. Euro against US Dollar (EUR-USD): Bearish

  4. US Dollar against Swiss Frank (USD-CHF):

  5. US Dollar against Canadian Dollar (USD-CAD): Bearish

  6. Australian Dollar against US Dollar (AUS-USD): Bullish

  7. New Zealand Dollar against US Dollar (NZD-USD): Bullish

  8. Euro against Swiss Frank (EUR-CHF): Bearish

  9. British Pound against Japanese Yen (GBP-JPY): Bearish

  10. Euro against Japanese Yen (EUR-JPY): Bearish

  11. British Pound against Canadian Dollar (GBP-CAD): Bearish

  12. Euro against Canadian Dollar (EUR-CAD): Bearish

  13. Euro against British Pound (EUR-GBP): Bearish

  14. British Pound against Australian Dollar (GBP-AUS): Bearish

  15. Euro against Australian Dollar (EUR-AUS): Bearish

  16. British Pound against Swiss Frank (GBP-CHF): Bullish

  17. Euro against Swedish Krone (EUR-SEK): Bearish

  18. Euro against Norwegian Krone (EUR-NOK): Bearish

Best regards,
Vahid

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Is this for day trading or swing trading? Please let us know the outcome of your predictions.

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Hi,

Both! I tell you the color of the next day candlestick and also when I see a good reversal signal for swing trading, I announce it. You can use my report for both swing and intra-day trading.

Best regards,
Vahid

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Do you have a blog …or somewhere that i Can use RSS …?

By the way, what’s your view of Singapore currency (SGD) against USD,EUR,GBP,AUD,CAD,NZD. (If possible, a rough 1 month guide?)

Thanks

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Hi,

I do have a blog and my reports are published on it.

I will talk about the currencies you mentioned in the next report.

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I am not trying to be downer here, but this is a joke right? You might as well flip a coin…GBP/USD tails so bearish… Come on this is some peoples money at stake here. At least give them some parameters by which to enter and exit. For instance…if the gbp/usd reaches 1.5000 today then go short. Look at next level of support resistance and then scale out of position some there.
Continue to do so until you only have a small amount in the market in hopes of a home run trade to let’s say 1.4700. That is an analysis, the other is russion roulette.

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The full analysis was used to be in my weblog. This was just to let them know that my daily analysis was published.