Reply #37: Loonie Watch [View All]

Highlights

Current:



30-day and 90-day vs.greenback:



30-day vs. Euro, Yen, UK Pound and Swiss Franc




Currency Comparison: http://members.shaw.ca/trogl/looniewatch.html

Detailed analysis: http://quotes.ino.com/exchanges/?r=CME_CD

Up-to-the-minute graph: http://quotes.ino.com/chart/?s=CME_CD.Y%24%24&v=s&w=5&t=l&a=1

Historical values http://www.x-rates.com/d/USD/CAD/data30.html

2007-06-20 Wednesday, June 20 0.93932 USD
2007-06-21 Thursday, June 21 0.932227 USD
2007-06-22 Friday, June 22 0.93668 USD
2007-06-25 Monday, June 25 0.933532 USD
2007-06-26 Tuesday, June 26 0.935279 USD
2007-06-27 Wednesday, June 27 0.933184 USD
2007-06-28 Thursday, June 28 0.941088 USD
2007-06-29 Friday, June 29 0.94038 USD
2007-07-02 Monday, July 2 0.947598 USD
2007-07-03 Tuesday, July 3 0.94402 USD
2007-07-04 Wednesday, July 4 0.94402 USD
2007-07-05 Thursday, July 5 0.946342 USD
2007-07-06 Friday, July 6 0.954381 USD
2007-07-09 Monday, July 9 0.95429 USD
2007-07-10 Tuesday, July 10 0.95057 USD
2007-07-11 Wednesday, July 11 0.947239 USD
2007-07-12 Thursday, July 12 0.955384 USD
2007-07-13 Friday, July 13 0.954563 USD
2007-07-16 Monday, July 16 0.958773 USD
2007-07-17 Tuesday, July 17 0.958313 USD
2007-07-18 Wednesday, July 18 0.958313 USD
2007-07-19 Thursday, July 19 0.959233 USD
2007-07-20 Friday, July 20 0.957854 USD


Current values

Last trade 0.9567 Change +0.0012 (+0.13%)
Previous Close 0.9557 Open 0.9578
Low 0.9565 High 0.9600


Blather (from http://quotes.ino.com/exchanges/?r=CME_CD)

The September Canadian Dollar was higher overnight as it extends last week's trading range. Stochastics and the RSI are overbought and are turning bearish signaling that a short-term top might be in or is near. Closes below the reaction low crossing at .9436 are needed to confirm that a top has been posted. If September extends this summer's rally, weekly resistance crossing at .9683 is the next upside target. Overnight action sets the stage for a steady to higher opening in early-day session trading.

Analysis

I'm going on vacation to England from last week of July to 2nd week of August so I'm going to start getting interested, for perfectly selfish reasons, to the Sterling and Euro.

Judging from the charts on my main site, I'm in trouble. I phoned my mother and begged for another CAN$1000 to tide me over 'til payday (and got yelled at). If you see me on the streets waving a tin cup (actually, I heard the price of tin went up along with everything else), could you toss a coupla quid in?