The TARP package is widely seen as bearish for the dollar (essentially a dilution of the money supply by $700bln, on top of all the other Fed/Treasury measures to deal with the mortgage crisis). The market responded accordingly, and the Euro appreciated against the dollar overnight and this morning, in Asia, Europe, and the US. 1.4630 resistance has been broken, and next major resistance is 1.4708, the 38.2% Fibo of the range from 1.6037 and 1.3881. Hourlies are supported by a rising trendline, that soon will push the pair into overbought territory. Daily RSI is near a key resistance level of 66 that hasn’t been broken since the main uptrend started to turn in April 08. I’m expecting the current daily uptrend to consolidate by heading lower over the next two days, starting near current levels, and then to resume and push past 1.4708.
High volatility also favors the revisiting of prior support levels. 1.4435 is first major support, followed by 1.4360.
Alternatively, we could see the gradual upmove continue and accelerate on a break of 1.4708. The pair would be highly overbought in this case, and a return to 1.4544 or 1.4435 likely during the next day.
Action Plan: The daily trend has turned up and demands long positions only at this point. Will stay sidelined until prices have returned to either 1.4435 or 1.4360, and RSI has hit 50 or below, then go long on a bounce out of these levels.
Support: 1.4544 HSppt 1.4435 HSppt 1.4360 HSpptRsst
Resistance: 1.4708 DFibo38 1.4810 H-8-28 1.4907 H-8-22
RSI: Hrly: supported by rising TL (not sustainable), Dly: near key res. at 66
Hourly Chart:

Daily Chart:
