OSB Daily Technical Analysis for August 14, 2014

EUR/USD: downtrend and weakness remain intact

 

GBP/USD: at key turning points looking to test 200 DMA

 

EUR/JPY: looking to test 20 DMA with potential push to retest 200 DMA

NZD/USD: retesting 200 DMA for third time this year

 

USD/CAD: bullish signs

USD/JPY: bullish signs

USD/CHF: bullish signs

 

AUD/USD

EUR/CHF

EUR/GBP

 

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