Institutional Technical Analysis

Folks,

Further T/A from the following:

1. CommerzBank (Bullion) - Their take on gold is bearish.

2. UBS Metals - There are no charts, but there is technical commentary. There outlook on Gold is bullish.

3. Credit Suisse's top five trades (a good, if slightly longish read with T/A starting on page :

a. Number One: Short The “Little Aussie Battler”

b. Number Two: Short Yen

c. Number Three: Buy the KRW

d. Number Four: Fade The ZAR Rebound

e. Number Five: Short EURUSD – Riding The Range


4. Standard and Chartered's F/X Strategy


EUR-USD
We remain bearish on EUR-USD as technical indicators argue the
recent rebound is likely to reverse.

USD-JPY
We remain neutral on USD-JPY and expect sideways consolidation
to continue in the near term.

AUD-USD
We turn bearish on AUD-USD as we expect negative momentum to
resume.

USD-SGD
We remain neutral on USD-SGD, though a minor consolidation
could temporarily correct prices lower.

GBP-USD
We remain bearish on GBP-USD as technical indicators argue
further weakness is in the offing.

XAU-USD
We remain bearish on gold as the medium term trend remains to
the downside. The recent rebound is likely to be temporary.

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Massive day, so good luck folks!

Libero wrote: Folks,

Some interesting T/A from Credit Suisse on the following Forex Pairs for today:

1. EUR/USD

2. USD/JPY

3. GBP/USD

4. USD/CHF

5. AUD/USD

6. NZD/USD

7. EUR/JPY

8. EUR/GBP

Not sure if members here feel that I've over done it with materials from the big banks. Let me know if it's all too much!

Definitely not 'too much' Libero. Keep 'em coming: whether you agree or disagree with their conclusions is not important - to know how they're thinking is the important bit
Good on ya mate!

Folks,

Some interesting T/A from Credit Suisse on the following Forex Pairs for today:

1. EUR/USD

2. USD/JPY

3. GBP/USD

4. USD/CHF

5. AUD/USD

6. NZD/USD

7. EUR/JPY

8. EUR/GBP

Not sure if members here feel that I've over done it with materials from the big banks. Let me know if it's all too much!

Technical Analysis from JP Morgan

We have strictly FOREX T/A from Nomura Bank on:

1. AUDUSD

2. EURUSD

3. EURJPY



Disclosure: I don't have many FX positons open due to the risk factor. At this moment, I'm long USD/JPY; and hold 'physical USD' which I hope to convert to Sterling at some point (not sure if that counts as a trade, more of a 'salary' thing!)

Anyway, good luck folks!

Folks,

FOREX T/A reports from CommerzBank and Standard & Chartered Bank.

(The T/A section for Stan is at the end).

Good luck people!