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Time to start accumulating USD/CHF

By   || July 21, 2010 at 00:38 GMT
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That’s what my old friend the GoV (Guru of Vietnam) reckons. He’s been in the FX market forever and uses a bit of everything in his analysis; fundamental and market information backed by technical indicators. He tells me that I should be accumulating USD/CHF below 1.05 and more so towards 1.02 but be ready to buy breaks if market momentum turns. His targets are 1.12 in the first instance and then 1.16.

This is a trade I like as I cannot see the point in buying CHF as a safe haven play. Yeah, I know, the market is always right blah blah blah but at some stage it will turn and I intend to be on board when it does.

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17 Responses to “Time to start accumulating USD/CHF”

  1. dcoios on July 21st, 2010 00:50 GMT

    G’day all.Tthe market is always right at the moment but we trade the future, so …Sean i hope GoV’s right cause it looks good to me too.

  2. hart on July 21st, 2010 01:08 GMT

    Yikes Sean! Does that mean I should unload the xau I bought @ 1181.5?

  3. HL on July 21st, 2010 01:11 GMT

    it is a good risk reward trade

  4. littlejohn on July 21st, 2010 01:14 GMT

    There seems to be support off 1.0455 the last few days Sean, and price is right back onto the daily10 sma.
    Atm, price is below the 61.8 fib of the .9909 Nov ’09 to 1.1730 Jun ’10 which is 1.0607
    A daily close above 1.06 (also the weekly 50 sma) will add to the turning momentum case.
    1.06 is a good line in the sand for a tight stop and a few hundred pip reward, as per GoV’s targets.

  5. sarchin on July 21st, 2010 01:20 GMT

    Hi Sean,

    Is this the same friend that recommended buying 6 or 7 months ago? That was a great recommendation.

  6. dafx on July 21st, 2010 01:23 GMT
  7. hart on July 21st, 2010 01:26 GMT

    Don’t trade it Sean. But take a gander @ gbp/aud.

  8. David Horton on July 21st, 2010 01:57 GMT

    Sean’s pal gets my thumbs up I have been running gently long of usd/chf and eur/chf for about 10 days !!

  9. David Horton on July 21st, 2010 02:14 GMT

    Dafx, I think we should keep speculation as to digital measurements to a minimum, thankyou ! ;-) who knows where it may lead…ps. I have had a successful run

  10. Fluffy Fox on July 21st, 2010 02:32 GMT

    In a deflationary world CHF and gold are of little use. USD much better.

  11. Usman on July 21st, 2010 03:15 GMT

    Sean
    I am trading Swiss frank futures which is the inverse of USD/CHF and looking into put spread to take advantage of your recommendation. What is the time frame of this trade?

  12. David Horton on July 21st, 2010 03:24 GMT

    Hi Usman, Sean is away now till tomorrow…but I do know it’s a bigger picture view…weeks not days

  13. Usman on July 21st, 2010 03:25 GMT

    thanks David. I am trying to pick b/w August and September put options. August would be cheaper obviously with little time value left.

  14. Michael Miller on July 21st, 2010 04:20 GMT

    That pair’s showing RSI, bullish divergence, on the daily chart. Definitely worth keeping your eyes on!

  15. David Horton on July 21st, 2010 04:30 GMT

    Hi Mike yes indeed…how are you cracking on ? Sterling Swiss ?

  16. hart on July 21st, 2010 05:09 GMT

    Hey Mike and David I’m out of a/j short until the late europe sell off. She looks long again. it was a nice short though.

  17. OpUSD on August 16th, 2010 07:18 GMT

    The analisys is pretty easy: with unemployment below 3% and economy growing steadly, the CHF is undereveluated: a right estimation should put it above USD and EUR. While the USD, givin the gold reserves not backing it up since ’70s and the fakes around the world -without counting an economy definitelly out of the ’50s-60 bubble, well it’s doomed to go down, sooner or later -probably sooner as the GBP did. Result? USD investment are not smart in long term.. Then anybody can choose the forecast he likes…

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