USD/CHF Forecast April 2, 2012, Technical Analysis

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The USD/CHF pair fell on Friday as the Dollar remains under pressure. We have been waiting to see some kind of supportive candle in the 0.91 to 0.90 range, but simply haven’t seen anything to get excited by. Because of this, we are flat of this pair at the moment. However, the 0.90 level is just below, and the last hopes of the bulls will have to be seen soon and in the immediate area in order to go long. Unless we get a supportive candle in the next 50 pips, we will simply leave this market alone for a while as the Swiss National Bank is currently working against the value of the Franc in general. 
USD/CHF Forecast April 2, 2012, Technical Analysis USD/CHF Forecast April 2, 2012, Technical Analysis

USD/CHF Pivot Points (Time Frame: 1 Day)

 
NameS3S2S1PivotR1R2R3
Classic0.90490.90820.91380.91710.92270.92600.9316
Fibonacci0.90820.91160.91370.91710.92050.92260.9260
Camarilla0.91710.91790.91870.91710.92030.92110.9219
Woodie's-0.90880.91500.91770.92400.9266-
DeMark's--0.92440.91790.9154--

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