Welcome to the FXReturn.com London Forex Market Call for Wednesday September 8th.,2010. GBP/USD: Closes mid-range as the market had a late session rally from earlier lows and spent most of the session below the 50 day average. The next downside objective is 1.5238. Conversely, a close above 1.5431 will spark a rally into the 1.5520 region. But as I had mentioned before in earlier reports that the funds are net short by 15,266 contracts which will have a dampering effect on any near term rally | GOLD: Trending higher and comes $5.3 shy of the all time high set back in June at 1264.8. A close above 1264.8 will spark further price appreciation into the 1275 region. Our long term forecast is set at 1300.00. Near term support is at 1237.3 | Daily FX Forum visitors can sign up for our FREE Live Interactive Webinars and Live Trading Room at FXReturn.com as well as review our latest TON: Trade On News Plans for the upcoming week. Please click the following link to view our daily research: LondonMarketCallCreated with Camtasia Studio 5

Price action on GBP/USD (a 4-hour chart of which is shown) as of Tuesday (9/07/2010) has tentatively broken down below the previous major low of 1.5325 hit in late August to establish a new 6-week low just below 1.5300. This occurs within the context of a new potential downtrend extending back to mid-August, and is represented by a key downtrend resistance line. For more technical analysis on this currency pair, please click here for Tuesday’s (9/07/2010) Chart of the Day.

James Chen, CTA, CMT

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Price action on USD/CAD (a 4-hour chart of which is shown) as of Thursday (9/02/2010) has settled above 1.0470 support once again after having just descended from a key resistance re-test in the 1.0670 price region, which formed a double-top high. This all occurs within the context of a short-term parallel uptrend channel extending from the early August low. For more technical analysis on this currency pair, please click here for Thursday’s (9/02/2010) Chart of the Day.

James Chen, CTA, CMT

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Welcome to the FXReturn.com London Forex Market Call for Thursday September 2nd.,2010. GBP/USD: Closes near the highs of the session as the market rallies from the 1.5300 handle. A close above resistance at 1.5478 will ignite a rally into the 1.5616 region. A close below the 50 day average at 1.5422 would encourage selling down to 1.5238. Technicals remain negative as the funds are net short | GOLD: Closes lower on the session but not before the market gets into the 1250 handle. Profit taking could encourage selling down to support at 1237.3 then 1217.5. A close above 1250 will spark a rally into the all time high at 1264.8 | Daily FX Forum visitors can sign up for our FREE Live Interactive Webinars and Live Trading Room at FXReturn.com as well as review our latest TON: Trade On News Plans for the upcoming week. Please click the following link to view our daily research: LondonMarketCallCreated with Camtasia Studio 5

Price action on AUD/USD (a 4-hour chart of which is shown) as of Wednesday (9/01/2010) has broken out above several resistance levels, establishing a new 3-week high in the process. This occurs after price action broke out above an important parallel downtrend channel last week, corrected back down to re-test key 0.8850 area support as well as the top border of the broken downtrend channel, and then shot up from that support base. For more technical analysis on this currency pair, please click here for Wednesday’s (9/01/2010) Chart of the Day.

James Chen, CTA, CMT

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