2011 11-01 migbank-daily technical-analysis-report

DAILY TECHNICAL REPORT
01 November, 2011

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M S-TERM
MULTI-DAY
L-TERM
MULTI-WEEK
STRATEGY/
POSITION
ENTRY
LEVEL
OBJECTIVES/COMMENTS STOP

EUR/USD SHORT 2 1.3950 1.3650/1.3470 (Entered 01/11/2011) 1.3840

GBP/USD Buy limit 3 1.5840 1.5940/1.6153/1.6400 1.5740

USD/JPY Buy Stop 3 78.20 80.05/82.00/83.30 (Entered 01/11/2011) 76.50

USD/CHF LONG 3 0.8600 All three objectives to 0.9000 (Entered 28/10/2011) 0.8800
Ron William, CMT, MSTA
USD/CAD LONG 3 1.0050 1.0270/1.0660/1.0850 (Entered 01/11/2011) 0.9890

AUD/USD SHORT 3 1.0570 1.0230/1.0010/0.9710 (Entered 01/11/2011) 1.0750

GBP/JPY Buy limit 3 122.70 124.10/126.00/127.32 121.30

EUR/JPY Await fresh signal.

EUR/GBP Look to sell higher.
Bijoy Kar, CFA
EUR/CHF Await fresh signal.

GOLD SHORT 3 1710 1600/1530/1300 (Entered 01/11/2011) 1760

SILVER SHORT 3 34.1300 29.9700/26.0700/23.3400 (Entered 01/11/2011) 35.6880
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EUR/USD DAILY TECHNICAL REPORT
EUR/USD 01 November, 2011

EUR/USD (Daily) BERMUDA
TRIANGLE FAILED
BREAKOUTS Sharp reversal from key resistance.

Achieved PT1 objective at 1.3840 and reduced stop beneath breakeven,
thereby locking in profits and ensuring a risk free trade.
BREAKOUT
ZONE
(1.4000) EUR/USD has extended its sharp reversal from key overhead resistance
(including an important 2 year trend-line).

200-DMA
The dramatic move has now confirmed the emotionally charged bull-trap
(1.4102) SHARP REVERSAL
AT KEY RESISTANCE that we had anticipated and ultimately opens further downside momentum
TARGETS 1.3000 & 1.2870 through 1.3653 (18th Oct low), with scope into 1.3146 (Oct swing low).

UPTREND
Further pressure is also weighing from broad risk-related proxies. The euro
(2 YEARS)
currently shares a high correlation of 0.85% with the S&P500 which is now
unwinding from new multi-week highs.
EUR/USD daily chart, Bloomberg Finance LP
USD INDEX EUR 57.6%, JPY 13.6%, GBP 11.9% USD INDEX Inversely, the USD Index has turned much higher from recent support at
CAD 9.1%, SEK 4.2%, CHF 3.6% (4 YEARS)
200-DMA
(75.74) 74.10. The renewed bull move targets the recent 6 month highs near 80.

Speculative (net long) liquidity flows are holding steady around their recent
spike highs (3 standard deviations from the yearly average). This will likely
+10%
+27% +19% SO FAR remain strong and help resume the USD’s major bull-run from its historic
oversold extremes (momentum, sentiment and liquidity).
BREAKOUT ZONE
DEMARK™
BUY SIGNAL
Special Report: EUR/USD ˝A Fall From Grace˝ ? Decline Targets 1.3770/1.3410. VIDEO
3 STD ABOVE
ONE YEAR MIG Bank Webinar: “Why the US dollar is likely to gain up to 30% in 6‐12 months.”
AVERAGE
MIG Bank US Dollar Interview on Bloomberg
TRIGGER
(15000)
+
DEMARK™ 13 9 KEY SUPPORT
EXTREME NET
(73.50-73.00) COT LIQUIDITY US $ SHORT
BUY SIGNALS
- POSITIONS
S-T TREND L-T TREND STRATEGY
USD Index daily, weekly chart and COT Liquidity, Bloomberg Finance LP SHORT 1: 1.3950, Obj: 1.3650/1.3470, Stop: 1.3840

www.migbank.com Ron William, Technical Strategist, E-mail: r.william@migbank.com, Phone: +41 32 7228 454

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GBP/USD 01 November, 2011

Higher low sought for a return to 1.6167.

GBP/USD Continues to weaken after meeting resistance close to the 200
day moving average last week. However, structure from 1.5272 is
suggestive of a potential higher low versus 1.5632, for a return to 1.6153
and then higher still.

We remain wary of the general range bound nature of this market in the
medium-term time frame.

While above 1.5632 a further leg higher is favoured. However, if this
region fails to contain the current corrective phase, then the bias will turn
negative again.

GBP/USD has already experienced a large devaluation versus the US
GBP/USD daily chart, Bloomberg Finance LP Dollar, therefore any strengthening in the US Dollar may not see the full
participation of GBP/USD. Instead GBP/USD is favoured to remain
stronger than most.

GBP/USD hourly chart, Bloomberg Finance LP S-T TREND L-T TREND STRATEGY
Buy limit 3 at 1.5840, Objs: 1.5940/1.6153/1.6400, Stop: 1.5740.

www.migbank.com Bijoy Kar, Technical Strategist, E-mail: b.kar@migbank.com, Phone: +41 32 7228 424

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USD/JPY 01 November, 2011

USD/JPY
POST INTERVENTION
(Daily
RETRACEMENT (PIR I)
USD/JPY intervention favours test of 80.00.
1 YEAR)

USD/JPY’s latest intervention by the BOJ favours a test of that all-
important psychological level at 80.00. This marks the BOJ’s third time to
QUAKE
SHOCK! officially intervene on the rate this year, after it carved out yet another new
83.30 post WWII record low at 75.35.
POST
G7
MOVE (I) Multiple DeMark buy signals were also triggered within the multi-week
HIGH
base pattern which has now broken higher (as had been expected by our
82.00
low volatility measures).

POST The medium/long-term view is more bullish, favouring a sustained move
BOJ
MOVE (II)
HIGH
above our initial upside trigger level at 80.00, near 80.24 (post BOJ
intervention II high).
80.24

Keep in mind that such a scenario would help reactivate the longer-term
POST
BOJ
MOVE (III) technical bias, including prior monthly DeMark™ exhaustion signals, within
HIGH
USD/JPY Weekly ENDING PIR II the ending diagonal pattern, which was part of a major Elliott Wave cycle.
(2007 – 2011) DIAGONAL
PATTERN Only a sustained weekly close below 76.25 will lead to a reassessment of
BREAKOUT
the view and extend temporary weakness into 74.55.
TARGET
(85-79)
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USD/JPY daily, weekly chart, Bloomberg Finance LP
Buy Stop at 78.20, Obj: 80.05/82.00/83.30, Stop: 76.50


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USD/CHF 01 November, 2011

Closes in on 0.9000, where a lower high may form.

All three objectives moved to 0.9000. Stop raised to 0.8800.

USD/CHF has moved back over the 200 day moving average and is now
closing in on 0.9000, where a lower high may form for a further corrective
swing lower.

Although the medium-term view remains bullish a re-test of the region
close to 0.8242 is possible ahead of a potential return to 0.9316.
Movement in USD/CHF is likely to be affected by the SNB attempting to
maintain EUR/CHF around 1.2200. However, back under 0.7712 is
required to change the medium-term bullish bias.

A push back over 0.9083 is required to open up a return towards the
USD/CHF daily chart, Bloomberg Finance LP recent high at 0.9316.

USD/CHF hourly chart, Bloomberg Finance LP S-T TREND L-T TREND STRATEGY

Long 3 at 0.8600, Objs: All three to 0.9000, Stop: 0.8800


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USD/CAD 01 November, 2011

USD/CAD (Daily) USD/CAD (Weekly)

Bulls reverse higher from psychological 1.0000 level.
August High
(1.0673)

USD/CAD’s short-term price activity has turned positive, with the sharp
bullish reversal from the psychological 1.0000 level (prior trading range).

Positive momentum needs to push above 1.0264 and 1.0400 to rebuild the
200-DMA
CONFIRMATION potential major upside reversal higher above the old resistance level at
(0.9813)
ABOVE 1.0680
OPENS LARGER
1.0673 (August high & Congestion zone).
RECOVERY
Only a sustained close beneath here will unlock bearish setbacks into the
long-term 200-day MA at 0.9813 and 0.9726 (31st Aug low).

A strong directional confirmation above here will open a much larger
DEMARK™
BUY SIGNAL recovery into 1.0850 plus. This would extend the upside breakout from the
rate’s ending triangle pattern, which was part of a major Elliott Wave cycle.
USD/CAD daily, weekly chart, Bloomberg Finance LP
MAJOR RESISTANCE CHF/CAD (Daily) EUR/CAD is extending above its 200-day MA, within a large multi-month
REVERSAL
PATTERN trading range. Key resistance continues to hold at 1.4379 (June swing
high), which has for some time marked a strong distribution pattern.

CHF/CAD is retesting its support nearby the 200-day MA at 1.1275,
following the dramatic price slide lower (triggered by the SNB
intervention). The cross-rate has now retraced more than half of its 2011
50%
(1.3570) gains.
61.8% 50%
(1.3379) 200-DMA (1.1488)
(1.3833)

61.8%
(1.0893)
200-DMA
(1.1275)

EUR/CAD (Daily) S-T TREND L-T TREND STRATEGY

EUR/CAD and CHF/CAD daily chart, Bloomberg Finance LP LONG 3: 1.0050, Objs:1.0270/1.0660/1.0850, Stop: 0.9890


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AUD/USD 01 November, 2011

AUD/USD AUD/USD
(1 YEAR) DEMARK™
SELL SIGNALS (Weekly) Sharp setbacks extend.

AUD/USD is extending its sharp setbacks from key resistance at 1.0765

STRUCTURAL
(01st Sept high) and has now pushed beneath the 200-day MA (1.0407).
LEVEL

38.2% A sustained move below here is likely to mount downside pressure on the
(0.9144)
3 YEAR
UPTREND rate’s multi-year uptrend.
50%
(0.8546) IS UNDER
200-DMA
PRESSURE The bears need to confirm beneath 1.0322 (26th Oct low) and 1.0188 (18th
(1.0407) 61.8%
(0.7947) Oct low). A break here will unlock sharp setbacks into 1.0000.
KEY
ZONE
Elsewhere, the Aussie dollar remains stable against the New Zealand
dollar. The pair is still locked within its new bear cycle structure while it
holds beneath its 200-day MA. Key support can be found at 1.2320 and
1.2100.
AUD/USD daily, weekly chart, Bloomberg Finance LP
AUD/NZD AUD/JPY DEMARK™
The Aussie dollar has reversed gains against the Japanese yen and is now
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(Daily) (Daily) SELL SIGNAL
trading back below the long-term 200-day MA which is currently at 83.11.
Near-term support continues to hold at 77.63 (18th Oct low). A break here
200-DMA
CAPS will resume downside scope into 76.70 and signal further unwinding of risk
BEAR
MKT
appetite.
38.2%
(76.70) 200-
DMA
50% (83.12)
(72.58)

61.8%
(68.47)

KEY SUPPORT
1.2319 / 1.2100 S-T TREND L-T TREND STRATEGY

SHORT 3: 1.0550, Obj: 1.0230/1.0010/0.9710, Stop: 1.0750
AUD/NZD and AUD/JPY daily chart, Bloomberg Finance LP

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GBP/JPY 01 November, 2011

Clear break over 123.31 suggests scope for a larger recovery.

GBP/JPY saw swift surge higher driven by the intervention of the BOJ
earlier in the week in USD/JPY. This has led to a breach above the key
123.31 level, which now warns of a much larger corrective phase higher.

In fact a return towards 129.00/130.00 is now possible given the daily
structure present since 116.84. A push back under 121.39 is required to
negate this positive structure.

Assuming that further short-term strength can be realised, a lower high
would be anticipated close to 129.00. Thus the region between 129.00
and 130.00 would be attractive for renewed short positioning.
In the meantime, a higher low may form close to the old 122.38/65 ceiling,
GBP/JPY daily chart, Bloomberg Finance LP thus enabling a short-term swing back into the 129.00-130.00 region.

GBP/JPY hourly chart, Bloomberg Finance LP S-T TREND L-T TREND STRATEGY

Buy limit 3 at 122.70, Objs: 124.10/126.00/127.32, Stop: 121.30


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EUR/JPY 01 November, 2011

Higher low anticipated versus 100.76.

EUR/JPY has seen a significant break higher out of a falling channel,
leaving a false break lower at 100.76, in the daily timeframe. Potential now
exists for a higher low to form versus 100.76 for a further recovery leg
higher.

This is further bolstered by the failure to remain below 108.03, which
opens up a return towards the 200 day moving average, currently at
112.64.

Should the region near 112.64 be met a lower high would be favoured to
form in that region. In the meantime, scope is seen for a higher low versus
104.75. Failure to maintain a foot hold over this level will negate

EUR/JPY daily chart, Bloomberg Finance LP expectations of a return towards the 200 day moving average.

EUR/JPY hourly chart, Bloomberg Finance LP
Await fresh signal.


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EUR/GBP 01 November, 2011

Lower high possibly in place at 0.8831.

Short strategy removed. Look to sell higher.

EUR/GBP saw a push back under 0.8670 yesterday which now likely leaves
a lower high at 0.8831, very close to the region in which we expected
weakness to manifest again, near the old double top at 0.8886/85.

This now turns the bias bearish again in the short-term, although a squeeze
higher is anticipated for the creation of a further lower high versus 0.8831.
Should an earlier break back under 0.8530 manifest then the longer-term
will also become biased to the downside.

There is an increased probability of general range bound trade, thus short
entry at higher levels is also supported by the potential of a return to a
EUR/GBP daily chart, Bloomberg Finance LP period similar to that between 2003 and 2007 (not shown).

A move back over 0.8960 is required to neutralise our mild bearish bias, in
a generally rangebound environment.

EUR/GBP hourly chart, Bloomberg Finance LP
Look to sell higher.


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EUR/CHF 01 November, 2011

Trades in a tight range above 1.2000. Breakout sought.

EUR/CHF failed to garner momentum after meeting supply close to the
resistance of an hourly rising channel and has subsequently fallen under
the support of this same structure. This now warns of a return to the key
high near 1.1973, close to the 1.2000 floor in EUR/CHF.

Should a re-test of the 1.2000 region take place with a fall under 1.1973
also following, this would warn of the end of the recovery seen since
1.0075, increasing the probability of a return to this level.

This also brings back into focus the 1.2500 – 1.3000 zone where resistance
was always anticipated.

A sustained move under 1.2024 will alter our near-term bullish bias.
EUR/CHF daily chart, Bloomberg Finance LP

S-T TREND L-T TREND
EUR/CHF hourly chart, Bloomberg Finance LP
Await fresh trading signal.


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GOLD 01 November, 2011

GOLD KEY TRIGGER LEVELS
DOWNSIDE: $1600 / $1530 UPSIDE: $1760 / $1844 RISK ZONE III
Risk of a larger decline beneath $1530.
DOUBLE

DEMARK™ SIGNAL
TOP 20%
WARNED OF GOLD’S
SO FAR Gold remains bearish after its dramatic 20% price fall, which helped
OVERBOUGHT
CONDITIONS
confirm the extreme overbought conditions (marked by DeMark™
$1760
indicators). This also timed a key cycle peak, ahead of that all-important
$1704 $2000 glass-ceiling.

Most concerning is that speculative (net long) flows have recently breached
$1600
34% a key downside level which may threaten over 2 years of sizeable long gold
$1532 positions.
200-DMA
BREAKOUT
NOT BROKEN
IN 3 YEARS!
In price terms, Gold’s latest 20% bearish slide is still worth less than the
largest average drawdown measured since the start of the yellow metal’s
26% long-term bull market in 1999.
CONFIRMATION BELOW $1530
UNLOCKS LARGER DECLINE There is heightened risk of a much larger decline if we confirm a weekly
INTO $1300 & $1040-1000
close beneath $1600 and $1554-30 (200-day MA/swing low), which has not
TREND
CHANNEL been breached in 3 years!
(12 YEARS)
A number of “bargain hunting” trend-followers will be watching this
COT NET LONG benchmark “line in the sand” for repeat support or a potential big squeeze
SPECULATOR
POSITIONS lower into $1300 and perhaps even $1040-1000. Remember, this would
still offer a unique buying opportunity in the near future.
I
25%
Please select links for in-depth Gold coverage:
OVER 2 YEARS OF
SIZEABLE LONG Special Report “Gold’s mountainous peak at risk…beneath $1600” VIDEO
GOLD POSITIONS
UNDER THREAT MIG Bank Gold Interview on CNBC Squawk Box MIG Bank Gold Webinar video
IF KEY LEVEL BREAKS (CNBC & BLOOMBERG REPORTS)
II
Gold weekly, daily chart and COT Liquidity, Bloomberg Finance LP
SHORT 3: 1710, Obj: 1600/1530/1300, Stop: 1760

www.migbank.com
Ron William, Technical Strategist, E-mail: r.william@migbank.com, Phone: +41 32 7228 454
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SILVER 01 November, 2011

Silver HITS 1980 Spike High! DEMARK™
SELL SIGNAL 13 Key support at $26.0700.
Silver (Daily) I
DEMARK™ Silver’s latest price capitulation is a painful reminder to the investment
SELL SIGNALS
community that lightning can strike twice. Note, this marks the second
time silver has crashed, following its 30% fall last April.

200 DMA
The move was triggered following a DeMark™ exhaustion sell signal and
(36.5125) II
has now wiped out almost 50% of silver’s prior gains (taken from Silver’s
all-time high at 49.7900) which was last seen in 1980.
KEY
SUPPORT Such a dramatic move traditionally produces volatile trading ranges. This
(26.0700) 38.2%
(32.3135) allows the market to have enough time to recover and accumulate
renewed buying interest.
Gold/Silver "Mint" Ratio
50%
(26.9150)
Expect a large trading range to hold between $37.0000-26.0700 over the
multi-week/month horizon, with downside macro risk into $21.5165 (61.8%
Fib-1999 bull market) and $20.0000. This would still maintain silver’s long-
61.8%
(21.5165) term uptrend and help offer a potential buying opportunity for the

13 YEAR LEVEL eventual resumption higher.

UNWINDING 67% FROM Continue to watch the gold-silver “mint” ratio which has now accelerated
OVERSOLD TERRITORY
higher by 67%, suggesting further risk aversion over the next few weeks.

OVER 30 YEAR BASE PATTERN
BULL
MARKET
FROM
1999
Silver Monthly (since 1980)
Spot Silver daily, weekly chart and Gold/Silver “mint” ratio, Bloomberg Finance LP
SHORT 3: 34.1300, Obj: 29.9700/26.0700/23.3400, Stop: 35.6880


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01 November, 2011
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constitutes financial, legal, tax or other advice, nor should any investment or any other Notes: Entries are in 3 units and objectives are at 3 separate levels where 1
decisions be made solely based on the content. You should obtain advice from a qualified unit will be exited. When the first objective (PT 1) has been hit the stop will be
expert before making any investment decision. moved to the entry point for a near risk-free trade. When the second objective

All opinion is based upon sources that MIG BANK believes to be reliable but they have no (PT 2) has been hit the stop will be moved to PT 1 locking in more profit. All
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CONTACT 01 November, 2011

Howard Friend Ron William MIG BANK 14, rte des Gouttes d’Or
www.migbank.com Bjioy Kar
Chief Market Strategist Technical Strategist info@migbank.com CH-2008 Neuchâtel
Technical Strategist
h.friend@migbank.com r.william@migbank.com www.migbank.com Tel.+41 32 722 81 00
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