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The EURUSD has been relatively idle so far this week. As I type this, the single currency is hovering just 20 pips above last week’s close.
However, despite the lack of movement, the pair is holding below a key level I’ve pointed out a couple of times recently.
On August 2nd, EURUSD sellers cleared wedge support that extends from the June 21st low. I mentioned the probable breakdown just hours before the session closed below support at 1.1605.
Then on Friday, buyers decided to test the former support level as new resistance. After carving a session high of 1.1610, sellers closed the EURUSD lower at 1.1566 ahead of the weekend.
Fast forward to the last 24 hours, and you can see where the pair is once again challenging previous support, this time at 1.1620. Yesterday’s session held below the level and buyers are struggling so far today.
Now, on the one hand, these retests of wedge support turned resistance could be viewed as selling opportunities. And as long as the EURUSD remains below this 1.1620 area on a daily closing basis (New York 5 pm EST), the pair is vulnerable in my opinion.
That said, it’s important to put some context around last week’s breakdown. While Thursday’s close was the catalyst for some additional selling pressure, the ten-week 320 pip range between 1.1510 support and 1.1830 resistance is still intact.
With that in mind, this week’s sideways movement isn’t surprising in the least. I am still tentatively bearish here, but I won’t be willing to step up that bias until sellers can clear range support at 1.1510.
If they do, the 340 pip height of the wedge suggests the Euro may not encounter much demand until the 1.1300 handle. Alternatively, a daily close back inside this wedge pattern would delay that outlook and re-expose wedge resistance near 1.1700.
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Wonderful
Thx 🙂
You’re welcome.
Actually shorted on retest of 1.1620. So far so good.
GOOD ENTRY. A WAITING FOR A RETEST OF 1.1650 BA I GO SHORT
Thank you sir
You’re welcome.
Right in time Mr Justin! Thanks always..now i know i have to be on the look-out for range between 1.1830 and 1.1511
Anytime, Nelson.
Many thanks to find a corrct analysis.
My pleasure.
Hi Justin.I haven’t found an article on your site about applying measured objective method to trendlines.Does this method exist for this pattern or not ?
See the link below. The last pattern I discuss is the wedge.
http://bit.ly/2nmvwdM
Mr Justin, you are such a nice Man.God Bless you sir keep the Good work you’ve started by putting the newbie on the right track.Thanks
You’re welcome. Happy to help.
Hi Justin, got a question for you, received your EurUsd commentary, @ 10.58pm (ny time) by than Eur was already below 1.1570. Your email commentary states “As I type this, the single currency is hovering just 20 pips above last week’s close”. am I missing something or
Well, there’s a delay of about 30 minutes between me typing the post and you viewing it. I have to annotate the chart, proofread the content, send an email, post to Facebook, etc. It all takes time.
I generally take a snapshot of the chart around the time I’m typing, so whatever you see in the chart is how it looked while I was writing the post.
I mentioned this breakout last week and even pointed out 1.1620 as resistance on Sunday, so readers shouldn’t have been surprised by yesterday’s selloff.
Here’s the commentary from Sunday:
https://dailypriceaction.com/weekly-forex-forecast/august-6-10-2018
Thanks, vm for your quick response Justin. I have recently subscribed to your list ( yesterday to be precise) and did not realize this was an extension of early commentary. I will def keep look out for your email update
thx
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Thanks brother. This pair was fantastic move on this thursday. Your marking and comment is really help. Thanks once again….
Thanks Justin.. U saved my account.. when my capital is enough, I will pay u back.. mark my words pls.. lol
Hi Bobby, glad to hear that.
very nice
Hi Justin: how can I avoid to take the profits too early and then watch it continues to go higher.
Am just wondering how come I never saw this setup and it fell roughly 200 pips accordingly. I have to give it to you Justin. Really learning here. Great job
Thanks you are very supportive
THANKS