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	<title>Comments on: Australian Dollar - Final Trading Day of 2006</title>
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	<description>Examining the Forex Markets with a Fine Tooth Comb</description>
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		<title>by: Forex Trading Log &#187; Aussie Dollar Reaches Highs</title>
		<link>http://forextradinglog.com/2006/12/30/australian-dollar-final-trading-day-of-2006/#comment-2</link>
		<pubDate>Thu, 04 Jan 2007 11:39:50 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description>[...] Happy New Year to all my readers! I hope you have a successful year in your forex trading. It has only been 4 days into the new year and we have seen the Aussie dollar pass the resistance it was grappling with in the final days of 2006. The Aussie dollar has reached highs of up to US$0.7980 cents yesterday - even with no apparent economic data. Oh boy - but once some economic data came out of the US, reality came back to the trader&#8217;s heads and the dollar started falling&#8230; sharply. At 5pm this afternoon, the Aussie dollar had fallen down to 79.10 cents from 79.80 cents (The charts above and below are two day 1 minute charts). And at 9.23pm the dollar fell even more down to 0.7836. Note 0.7980 as a strong resistance point in future, just as how 79.10 acted as support in today&#8217;s fall for a few hours before falling sharply. Anyone who was long as a result of listening to all the talk about the AUD/USD pair making it to 80 cents this year are acting way prematurely. The market needs to see a little more proof before it is a sure bet. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[&#8230;] Happy New Year to all my readers! I hope you have a successful year in your forex trading. It has only been 4 days into the new year and we have seen the Aussie dollar pass the resistance it was grappling with in the final days of 2006. The Aussie dollar has reached highs of up to US$0.7980 cents yesterday - even with no apparent economic data. Oh boy - but once some economic data came out of the US, reality came back to the trader&#8217;s heads and the dollar started falling&#8230; sharply. At 5pm this afternoon, the Aussie dollar had fallen down to 79.10 cents from 79.80 cents (The charts above and below are two day 1 minute charts). And at 9.23pm the dollar fell even more down to 0.7836. Note 0.7980 as a strong resistance point in future, just as how 79.10 acted as support in today&#8217;s fall for a few hours before falling sharply. Anyone who was long as a result of listening to all the talk about the AUD/USD pair making it to 80 cents this year are acting way prematurely. The market needs to see a little more proof before it is a sure bet. [&#8230;]
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