FX Technical Strategy Weekly

The technical publications enable us to give entry and exit points for trading in financial markets. Trading can be driven either by fundamental views or by some of the trends that we highlight in our regular briefings. They will address both long-term and short-term trading strategies by looking at trends from weekly and monthly to quarterly and yearly perspectives.

2 September 2008: Cable unstable

19 August 2008: Cautious dollar strength

12 August 2008: Gold to lead

5 August 2008: Upside down

23 July 2008: 24

15 July 2008: Dollar under a shadow as gold shines

8 July 2008: Back to square one

30 June 2008: Dollar bear trend close to resuming

17 June 2008: Looking for resolution

6 May 2008: Range for a change?

29 April 2008: Dollar recovery to broaden

23 April 2008: Two out of three ain’t bad

15 April 2008: Ranges call for flexibility

8 April 2008: Make hay while the Dollar shines

25 March 2008: About change

18 March 2008: ...And on

11 March 2008: And the trend goes on

26 February 2008: New Dollar bear phase could be close

19 February 2008: Taking stock

12 February 2008: Two-way traffic

5 February 2008: Swiss and Yen in temporary retracement

28 January 2008: Walking the line

21 January 2008: Repatriate games

14 January 2008: Dollar weakly

9 January 2008: Gearing up for a trend

2 January 2008: Dollar reality returns

10 December 2007: Long term Dollar trend should come to bear

3 December 2007: Dollar rebound is not a new trend

26 November 2007: The trends remain the same...

19 November 2007: Dollar bears need to be selective...

13 November 2007: Yen and Swiss to weigh on the market...

5 November 2007: Yen and Swiss to weigh on the dollar...

30 October 2007: Cable on course for 2.10...

22 October 2007: Yen gains to accelerate...

16 October 2007: Carry trades start to feel heavy...

9 October 2007: Wheels of Dollar rebound oiled… for now

2 October 2007: US Dollar to rebound in a longer term bear trend

26 September 2007: US Dollar trend remains bearish

19 September 2007: US Dollar Index targets 75.00

11 September 2007: Yen on target with the US dollar on the ropes…

4 September 2007: Volatility drops, opportunity knocks…

29 August 2007: Has Yen strength ruined the fun(ding)?

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