What is the direction of highest probability today? (05/11/09)

What is the direction of highest probability today? (05/11/09)
November 5th, 2009 @ 5:55 am by Johan Kriek

by Johan Kriek (jkriek@fxinstructor.com)

Key events today:

12:00PM GMT – BoE rate decision

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If the Bank of England raises interest rates, we could see the Pound shoot for the stars

If the Bank of England lowers interest rates, we could see how the Pound gets pounded. I will not be surprised if we see a cut. Remember the low GDP figure we saw last month?

12:45PM GMT – ECB rate decision

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If the European Central bank raises interest rates, we could see the EUR move higher although this is highly unlikely

If they cut interest rates, the EUR could fall considerably. I do not think they would do anything. Listen to the speech afterwards by Pres. Trichet. Maybe the market could move then if it has not moved yet..

Probability Studies:

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eur

Direction of  Highest Probability: BULLISH
60 minute trend support: 1.4820
Bearish Probability below:1.4820
Significant support: 1.4820, 1.4660
Significant resistance:none

gbp

Direction of  Highest Probability: NA
Bearish Probability below: 1.6267
Bullish Probability above: 1.6570
Significant resistance: 1.6570, 1.6625
Significant support:1.6056, 1.6267

aud

Direction of  Highest Probability: BEARISH
60 minute trend resistance: 0.9100, 0.9130
Bullish Probability above: 0.9130
Significant resistance: 0.9130, 0.8940
Significant support:

jpy

Direction of  Highest Probability: BULLISH
60 minute trend support: 90.35
Bearish Probability below: 90.35
Significant support: 90.35
Significant resistance:90.25

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within.

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Enjoy and good luck!

Johan

2 Responses to “What is the direction of highest probability today? (05/11/09)”

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  1. what? says:

    Please if you dont know what you are talking about in fundamentals dont write about. You making the company look bad and the other sites your article feeds too…I saw this at another site and decided to make my rounds

    what??? ECB cutting rates, BOE cutting rates? please make sure you catch up on the fundamentals… nobody is looking at interest rates, specially for the bank of england…. maybe you meant to say QE, but clearly not….

  2. jkriek says:

    Fair enough. They will most probably keep rates at 0.5 and everyone knows what are their intentions pertaining to QE

    I write my articles in an “educational fashion” sometimes where I explain “what would happen if this is done and what would happen if that is done”

    A 25 basis point cut could still happen although it is highly unlikely as no one expects this to happen. Nevertheless, I (Johan Kriek) would not be surprised if we see a 25bp cut and if there is a cut we could see the pound go South alot

    The same applies to the ECB but still a rate cut cannot be ruled out.

    Why do I have to speculate of what exactly these Central banks will do? I merely told you that currency prices could rise if we see a hike and currency prices could fall if we see a cut

    The fact that I will not be surprised if the BoE cuts rates is merely my own view

    I hope you make a serious amount if pips today and you are always more than welcome to reply to my articles and post your views

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