A few days ago the EURUSD carved a new seventeen-month low. It came following the November 7th bearish rejection from the 1.1430 key level.
Monday’s 1.1217 close meant that 1.1300 should begin acting as resistance. It’s what I wrote about shortly after Monday’s session closed.
However, yesterday’s close back above the 1.1300 handle signals indecision.
If you shorted the pair from 1.1300, you probably should have stayed on the sideline. That bounce from 1.1215 was far too aggressive for my liking.
In fact, here’s what I wrote in the member’s area before the pair even reached 1.1300:
Sure enough, EURUSD closed back above 1.1300 within 24 hours of that comment.
I’m not ready to call this week’s price action a bottoming move just yet though. There are too many headwinds for the euro aside from the Brexit headlines.
For one, EURUSD has been stuck in a downtrend since April. That means the momentum is against you as a buyer.
Second, that 1.1300 level could be as high as 1.1310. The support and resistance levels I mark on my charts are often areas rather than exact prices.
If it is 1.1310 instead of 1.1300, it means sellers stood their ground yesterday given Wednesday’s 1.1307 close.
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As you can see, we have conflicting information. When faced with indecision like this, I tend to do nothing while the market sorts it out.
I do think the weekly close will be significant here. If you look at the weekly chart right now, the euro is trying to carve a bullish pin bar.
But again, we don’t have enough information to call it one way or the other. At least not yet.
Here’s what I will say about the last 48 hours:
I would not be surprised to see EURUSD march higher over the coming sessions. The way the pair bounced back from sub 1.1300 levels was impressive.
If this week does carve a bullish pin bar, it will re-expose the 1.1430 resistance level. Alternatively, a daily close back below 1.1300 would keep the bearish pressure intact.
Given everything I just mentioned, I would not want to be short here. That plunge below 1.1300 and subsequent bounce from 1.1215 could signal a turning point that favors buyers.
Last but not least, keep in mind that these Brexit headlines aren’t going away anytime soon. While the volatility has mostly targeted the pound so far, the euro is not immune. Look no further than the volatile 100-pip swings this week.
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Thanking you,Sir
You’re welcome.
Hello sir, many thanks for the insights on currency pairs. What’s your take on the NZD/JPY pair?
My pleasure. No opinion on NZDJPY at the moment.
You are just great!! If it wasn’t for your content I would have quit trading forex ages ago….Love reading your views on pair, You make it sound so easy..👊
Thanks for the kind words, Sina. Glad you decided to stick with it. 🙂
thanks boss
My pleasure.
Thanks Sir God bless you
Anytime, Jude. Let me know if you have questions.
Timely conscientious advice.
Cheers, Feisal.
Thank you Justin. I have been following you and I find your analysis very much on point.
Anytime, Thandi. Thanks for commenting.
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thanks for the eye opener and the heads up
Anytime, Fabio.
your signal and analysis all time perfect.thank you very much
You’re welcome. Certainly not always perfect though. 😉
Em new to this site lets see what i will get 🙂
Welcome. Glad to have you.
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Cheers.
Speaking of the Weekly chart, would you say there is a valid descending wedge, and the pair bounced from wedge support this week?
Could be.
Despite being a strongly convinced chartist I guess this is where technical analysis reaches its limits and some fundamentals have to enter on the scene.
I disagree. Nowhere in this post did I use fundamentals to explain why EURUSD might bounce. It was 100% technical as always.
As I’ve mentioned before, it’s important to know when events are occurring. But I don’t use the outcome of said events to alter my outlook. This time was no different.
Maybe I was not clear enough. For me the bounce seen the last two days in basically related to Brexit drama and nothing else. Now regarding the outcome I think we should clearly keep in mind the fundementals and I can’t find a single element supporting a continuation of the bounce quite the opposite from my understanding.
Everyone needs to choose an approach that suits their personality and interests. I’ll keep mine 100% technical. 🙂
thanks for daily price action, Many headwinds for the euro aside from the Brexit headlinesIts right sir
You’re welcome.
Thanks alot sir
Can you please light in GBPJPY.
Did you miss my GBPJPY post from Tuesday?
https://dailypriceaction.com/daily-setup/gbpjpy-no-shortage-of-volatility
hi justin, thats the piercing line on support??
Sorry, I don’t understand your question.
I appreciate you Mr
Cheers. 🙂
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