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I hope many other great contributors start posting their charts soon, the more the merrier. Sterlingbull/Valente is already with us, I'm sure we'll see some of his work soon in this forum.
I'd like to open the exchange of ideas with my favorite pair, the USD/CHF
This is a repost of my latest entry in my blog, I hope you don't mind me doing that, since it saves me work

Please feel free to ask questions, and I'll try to answers them when online.
"OK, this is the first of a small series of charts where I try to explain my long term bullish stance in the USD/CHF.
I'll start with the monthly timeframe.
There is a pattern that spans from May 1995 to April 2008. A period of practically 13 years is huge in the Forex markets, so this figure reserves some careful consideration.
Now, as much as I'd like to call it a butterfly, I just can't do it. Too many guidelines broken, but the crossed line in the sand for me was the double bottom in January 2005: What should be a retracement of maximum 0.886 is almost 100%.
However, looking at the inverse correlated pair, EUR/USD (chart will be posted later in the week) we see that actually there is a bearish butterfly in the monthly TM. This is an irony since I like the swissie better because it gives more solid fractals than the eurodollar. So I guess this time around it was the EUR/USD who came to the rescue.
Then, considering that the Euro has a bearish butterfly we would'nt be far off the target to take the swissie "quasi" fractal as a possible bull signal.
Another thing that adds to the argument of an eventual strong dollar is the low of 2008 is below parity. I don't have a charting software going back in time farther, but I would venture to say that is a really low point for this pair if not the lowest.
The other arguments are fundamental ones, but that's not my forte, so I'll leave it to the experts in the matter to delve on that...

More charts during the week

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