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27.07.2012 10:41 AM
EUR/NZD - Elliott Wave Analysis for July 27 - 2012

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Today's Support and Resistance Levels:

S1: 1.5260                    R1: 1.5360

S2: 1.5222                    R2: 1.5389

S3: 1.5180                    R3: 1.5443

 

 

Technical Overview:
The failure to break clearly above 1.5372 keeps the two scenarios we described yesterday alive:
The first scenario (shown on the chart) calls for a series of one and two, which should be followed by a very strong and dynamic rally in wave iii. Actually it will be a series of wave three's towards 1.5674, too.
The second scenario allows for a further dip to 1.5220 before red wave ii is over (an expanding flat correction). If this count turns out to be the right one, we should expect an extended red wave iii towards 1.5674 as the first target. A break below 1.5261 will confirm that this scenario is the right one.

Trading Recommendation:
You should be long EUR against NZD from 1.5250; 1.5265 or 1.5295 with 1.5125 stop. If you are not long EUR already buy at 1.5230 or at 1.5380 with the same stop. Upon a break above 1.5510, lift your stop to 1.5250.

Torben Melsted,
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