USD/AUD Index: Caution.

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By Trading Central on March 10, 2009 | More Posts By Trading Central | Author's Website

Update on supports and resistances.

Resistance3:	185
Resistance2:	166.5
Resistance1:	159
Last:	154.71
Pivot:	147.5
Support1:	147.5
Support2:	137.6
Support3:	133.65

Pivot: 147.5

Our preference: Long positions above 147.5 with targets @ 159 & 166.5 in extension.

Alternative scenario: Below 147.5 look for further downside with 137.6 & 133.65 as targets.

Comments: the pair is on the upside and is challenging its declining trend line.

185
166.5
159
154.71 (last)
147.5
137.6
133.65

*USD/AUD Index: the ISE Exchange measures the strength and weakness of the US DOLLAR versus the AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR. For details go to www.ise.com

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