Weekly US Dollar Index Technical Analysis – 15 June 2013

June 15, 2013 in USD

Weekly US Dollar Index Technical Analysis – 15 June 2013

Here’s the Weekly US Dollar Index Technical Analysis for this week. We had been anticipating a bullish move on the US Dollar Index towards the 86.50 level but it had instead turned bearish and has been sliding steadily for the past two weeks. Here’s the Daily Chart of US Dollar Index Index.

US Dollar Index Daily Chart 15 June 2013

US Dollar Index Daily Chart 15 June 2013

The critical support at 81.30 as well as the 81.00 level has both been broken. In fact, the parallel trend channel (in blue) has also been broken. The MACD on the daily chart has turned strongly to the down side and is now below the zero level. It appears that the bull in US Dollar Index is in need of a massive boost.

Therefore, there is a need to re-look at the US Dollar Index Technical Analysis with a new possible count. We have two main counts at this point in time. The first is that the US Dollar Index is in a complex correction and is heading to 79.40 level. From there, it might turn up and make the final ascent to 86.50 region.

The second count is a bearish count where the Primary [B] is complete and US Dollar Index has now started in its final Primary wave [C] with deep price levels. Here’s the 9D US Dollar Chart which shows the waves of the Primary degree. Notice that although the MACD broken above the zero line and bounced off the zero line, it failed to make a new high corresponding with the price action.

US Dollar Index  9D Chart 15 June 2013

US Dollar Index 9D Chart 15 June 2013

Either way, the next key level to watch is the 79.40 region. If this level holds and US Dollar Index snaps up, it is likely headed to 86.50 region. Otherwise, it would confirm a bearish Primary wave [C] for the US Dollar Index.

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US Dollar Index Technical Analysis – 12 June 2013

June 12, 2013 in USD

US Dollar Index Technical Analysis – 12 June 2013

The US Dollar Index Technical Analysis is showing a lackluster performance of DXY the past two days. The US Dollar Index is clearly showing weakness as it is kept being pulled back to the 81.30 key level like a magnet. It’s not able to launch itself into another bullish wave yet. Here’s the 5H US Dollar Index Chart. It shows the trend channel (in red) that has been established since the top of 84.40 for about two weeks now.

5 Hourly US Dollar Index Chart 12 June 2013

5 Hourly US Dollar Index Chart 12 June 2013

There was a strong move to the upside end of last week from the low of 81.10. There was even a gap and it crossed over the top trend line only to come back down, close the gap and get back into the trend channel. There are two positive points though. The first is that the US Dollar Index price did not sell off like it did in the past few weeks each time it touched the top trend line. It is still hugging the top trend line. The second point is that it did not breach the low of 81.10. Is it ripe for a lunge to the upside?

A clear signal need to be put in place to turn bullish. We would be looking for a set of higher highs and higher lows as a signal that the bull is back in US Dollar Index.

Here’s the Daily US Dollar Index Chart. It closed below 81.30 but has now recovered to 81.40. The price is now being supported by the lower trend line (in blue) of an upwards trend channel. This trend line must hold in order for the bull to have a chance of pushing the US Dollar Index higher.

US Dollar Index Daily Chart 12 June 2013

US Dollar Index Daily Chart 12 June 2013

 

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US Dollar Index Technical Analysis – 11 June 2013

June 11, 2013 in USD

US Dollar Index Technical Analysis – 11 June 2013

In today’s US Dollar Index Technical Analysis, we like to point to a break out of the trend channel that we have been following for a few weeks now. Here’s the 5H US Dollar Index Chart which shows the trend channel in red. Notice that the US Dollar Index tested the 81.30 support level twice and bounced back strongly from 81.30. The price action then made a gap before breaking the trend channel. This looks like a strong move. The US Dollar Index is now testing the trend channel and is being supported by the gap. This could be the start of a new wave to upside.

5 Hourly US Dollar Index Chart 11 June 2013

5 Hourly US Dollar Index Chart 11 June 2013

The price action should not close back into the trend channel. That is one condition that needs to be met before going long on US Dollar Index. The price should then accelerate to the upside in an impulsive fashion and break above the recent high at 82.36. That would be the buy signal. The stop loss can be placed at the 82.35 level.

Here’s the US Dollar Index Daily Chart. This chart shows the support level of 81.30 that has been holding up well. There is a trend channel that seems to be in effect as well. The price is also being supported by the bottom trend channel. The MACD has turned below the zero level which is a bearish indication. That is why it is important to have a tight stop loss.

US Dollar Index Daily Chart 11 June 2013

US Dollar Index Daily Chart 11 June 2013

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