Mexico's Central Bank Talks; Sell Off Probability Elevates

Yesterday, Banco de Mexico (Mexico's central bank) announced a committment to sell 200 million USD daily, if needed to contain the Peso sell off. Though this trend has been firmly planted to the upside, symptoms of a pause are bubbling up to the surface.

The Banco de Mexico news comes at an interesting time.

1) Elliott Wave Count - We could be near the termination point of wave (C) or wave 3. Either way, a noticeable sell off is higher likely back towards 15.00-15.20

2) Wave relationships - As noted on the chart, wave (C) = 1.618* wave (A) near 16.44. Even if we are finishing wave 3 (not shown), wave 3 = 2.618* wave 1 = 16.71

3) Sentiment - According to the COT report, speculators (non-commercials) are the most short the MXN (ie-long USDMXN) over the last 10 years - scroll down towards the bottom of the report below
( www.dailyfx.com...2013-Level.html?CMP=SFS-70... )

Since the trend is firmly planted to the upside, use Thursday's high as the risk level. From near current levels this provides a better than 1:2 risk to reward ratio. When consistently applied, a positive risk to reward ratio alleviates the need to be right on every trade.