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Friday, January 26, 2018
Monday, January 15, 2018
Friday, January 5, 2018
TO DAY BIG NEWS
The EURUSD has been in rally mode since testing key support at 1.1730. We discussed this area in the December 17 weekly forecast.
A second sign that bulls were in control came a week later. The bullish pin bar that formed at 1.1855/60 hinted at a move higher. After nearly 48 hours of consolidation, the single currency exploded higher toward the 2017 highs.
That brings us to this week’s price action. Over the weekend I had a level drawn at 1.2040. However, the last 48 hours have given me a reason to believe the ‘true’ level is closer to 1.2070.
As you can see from the chart below, 1.2070 is the August 29, 2017 high. The area triggered the first of two bearish pin bars that resulted in a 540 pip decline for the pair.
Based on Thursday’s retest of 1.2070 resistance, it seems Euro bulls want to take prices higher. But even if we do get a daily close above 1.2070, there’s another area that could prove difficult for buyers.
The ascending channel that extends from the November 2017 low could come into play next week. At the moment, channel resistance comes in somewhere near 1.2140/50.
Additionally, if you scroll back on the weekly chart to May and June of 2010, you’ll notice several weekly lows at 1.2140/50. We’ll see whether or not those lows combined with channel resistance become a factor over the coming sessions.
This doesn’t mean the pair will drop next week. What it signals, at least from where I’m sitting, is that Euro bulls could begin to struggle at 1.2070 or just above it.
Another consideration is that the pair is currently 250 pips above the weekly mean as measured by the 10 and 20 EMAs. That’s a considerable distance and one that doesn’t usually last long.
Keep all that in mind if you’re long the EURUSD. Gains are still possible up here, but if buyers intend to sustain a break above the 2017 high, a pullback or at least some consolidation may be needed first.
A second sign that bulls were in control came a week later. The bullish pin bar that formed at 1.1855/60 hinted at a move higher. After nearly 48 hours of consolidation, the single currency exploded higher toward the 2017 highs.
That brings us to this week’s price action. Over the weekend I had a level drawn at 1.2040. However, the last 48 hours have given me a reason to believe the ‘true’ level is closer to 1.2070.
As you can see from the chart below, 1.2070 is the August 29, 2017 high. The area triggered the first of two bearish pin bars that resulted in a 540 pip decline for the pair.
Based on Thursday’s retest of 1.2070 resistance, it seems Euro bulls want to take prices higher. But even if we do get a daily close above 1.2070, there’s another area that could prove difficult for buyers.
The ascending channel that extends from the November 2017 low could come into play next week. At the moment, channel resistance comes in somewhere near 1.2140/50.
Additionally, if you scroll back on the weekly chart to May and June of 2010, you’ll notice several weekly lows at 1.2140/50. We’ll see whether or not those lows combined with channel resistance become a factor over the coming sessions.
This doesn’t mean the pair will drop next week. What it signals, at least from where I’m sitting, is that Euro bulls could begin to struggle at 1.2070 or just above it.
Another consideration is that the pair is currently 250 pips above the weekly mean as measured by the 10 and 20 EMAs. That’s a considerable distance and one that doesn’t usually last long.
Keep all that in mind if you’re long the EURUSD. Gains are still possible up here, but if buyers intend to sustain a break above the 2017 high, a pullback or at least some consolidation may be needed first.
Wednesday, January 3, 2018
LAST UPDATE NEWS
GBPUSD buyers pushed prices higher yesterday following last week’s 130 pip gain. The 1.3587 close puts the pound above the former resistance level at 1.3545.
I mentioned this level over the weekend. The idea was to wait for either a pullback into 1.3445 support or a daily close above 1.3545 resistance.
With the break above 1.3545 behind us, traders can begin watching for buying opportunities on a retest of the area as new support.
Although I don’t trade or teach it, the price action since late September does resemble a cup and handle formation. It’s a bullish continuation pattern that occurs within an established uptrend, which is undoubtedly the case here.
The dip between September 20 and November 30 is the cup, and the consolidation in December is the handle. My only reservation is that the start of the handle (1.3545) is lower than the beginning of the cup (1.3650).
If it is a cup and handle pattern, Tuesday’s close confirmed the setup. That places a 500 pip target above 1.3545 or somewhere near 1.4000, which served as support in April and June of 2016.
A more immediate concern, however, is the 1.3650 resistance area. As the 2017 high, I would be surprised to see the GBPUSD break it without sellers putting up a good fight.
A daily close (New York 5 pm EST) above 1.3650 would expose the February 2016 low at 1.3835. Alternatively, a close back below 1.3545 would negate the bullish bias and re-expose the 1.3445 support area.
LAST UPDATE NEWS
GBPUSD Breaks Key Resistance, Targets 1.3650
From dailypriceaction.com
GBPUSD buyers pushed prices higher yesterday following last week’s 130 pip gain. The 1.3587 close puts the pound above the former resistance level at 1.3545. I mentioned this level over the weekend. The idea was to wait for either a pullback into 1.3445 support or a daily close above 1.3545 resistance. With the break above 1.3545 behind us, traders can begin watching for buying opportunities on a retest of the area as new support. Although I don’t trade or teach it, the price action since late September does resemble a cup and handle formation. It’s a bullish continuation pattern that occurs within an established uptrend, ... (full story)
LAST UPDATE NEWS
GBPUSD Breaks Key Resistance, Targets 1.3650
From dailypriceaction.com
GBPUSD buyers pushed prices higher yesterday following last week’s 130 pip gain. The 1.3587 close puts the pound above the former resistance level at 1.3545. I mentioned this level over the weekend. The idea was to wait for either a pullback into 1.3445 support or a daily close above 1.3545 resistance. With the break above 1.3545 behind us, traders can begin watching for buying opportunities on a retest of the area as new support. Although I don’t trade or teach it, the price action since late September does resemble a cup and handle formation. It’s a bullish continuation pattern that occurs within an established uptrend, ... (full story)
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Next Weak We add continue Strong Day/Long Signal. Thank You