Welcome to Prolific Daily Forex Market Commentary and Trades Analysis For the AUD/USD currency pair as at March 10, 2011
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The Aussie pull back deeper today and is currently trading at 1.0008 which is near the parity (1.0000) support level.
As long as price remain above my “System 6 Base Support” at 0.9600, I will maintain by bullish bias for this pair and used the current price action as potential buying opportunities
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As a position trader I not afraid of pullbacks/corrections!!. I welcome them.
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Prolific Weekly Forex Market Commentary and Trades Analysis For the AUD/USD

Welcome to Prolific Weekly Forex Market Commentary and Trades Analysis For the AUD/USD currency pair as at February 12, 2011
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I like the price action for this currency pair. AUD/USD fell from a high of 1.0199 last week to a low of 0.9959 to close the week at 1.0020.This price action could indicate to short-term traders that the rebound from 0.9800 level is about to be completed and the decline from the previous high of 1.0250 level is resuming. As a position trader I do not accept this view. Yes, It is my opinion that we could see a deep correction. However based on the primary market structure it is my opinion that this pair have more room to run.
Let me now put it on record that I am targeting 1.1200 for this pair.

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Prolific Daily Forex Market Commentary and Trades Analysis

Welcome to Prolific Daily Forex Market Commentary and Trades Analysis For the EUR/USD currency pair as at February 11, 2011
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The euro overshoot the +1/8 Murrey Math Line at 1.3800 then stall as expected at these levels.The pair then experience massive selling pressure and is currently trading at 1.3560.
If we find support at this level which is in line with the 7/8 Murrey Math Line, it is possible that we could see a retest of the 1.3800 level
My projection high is currently at 1.3982 and projection low at 1.3142. Base on further analysis including Prolific Multiple Time Frame Trend Analysis and Prolific Market Structure Analysis my bias is to the upside.
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In this Video commentary, I will analyse the EUR/USD currency pair and look at a few high probability entry points.

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The Australian dollar break above its March 2008 high should not be taken lightly.
I will admit that we are currently in an overbought market condition as reflected on the monthly time frame, but this was after a “Failure Swing”. This happens during reactions against very strong trends . A failure swings confirm those trends.
As indicated before the interest rate differential between the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and the Federal Reserve (Fed) will continue to support the Australian dollar.
I will continue to be bullish on this pair….

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Welcome to Prolific Daily Forex Video Commentary for today January 17, 2011.

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