EUR/USD

sherifFares posted:
if price fell under yesterday's low I am going to go short to 1.22

victoriajensen posted:
Consolidation continued today for the EUR/USD in the form of a narrow range. The pair has been testing the support around 1.1280 but couldn't break below it. There's very little volatility at the moment and that might continue until next week.

honeill posted:
EURUSD fell during yesterday session in a typically digestion day with a narrow range day that created an inside day. The pair fell 6.41% since the star of the year and closed near the low of the day. Stochastic is showing a slight bullish momentum and a close above the 10 day moving average could signal a stronger bullish correction.

victoriajensen posted:
The EUR/USD narrow range continued today and any big changes are unlikely to happen before Monday. I think the target of this consolidation is likely around 1.1450 but what will follow next depends on whether the pair will manage to break above that level.

honeill posted:
It’s been a fundamentally eventful start to the year for the global economy’s central banks – the SNB removing its peg, the ECB announcing a 1.1 trillion euro stimulus package, and now Yellen privately hinting to US lawmakers that a rise in interest rates might not come as soon as the markets expect. The technicals, as usual, reflect this recent uncertainty in the form of a triangle consolidation pattern (pennant) over the course of the week.

I remain technically bearish on the pair under its 10-day moving average (it has been under this level since mid-December) at 1.1350, though we really need a break above 1.1450 (above the 61.8% retracement level) to confirm the medium-term downtrend has ended.

honeill posted:
It’s been a fundamentally eventful start to the year for the global economy’s central banks – the SNB removing its peg, the ECB announcing a 1.1 trillion euro stimulus package, and now Yellen privately hinting to US lawmakers that a rise in interest rates might not come as soon as the markets expect. The technicals, as usual, reflect this recent uncertainty in the form of a triangle consolidation pattern (pennant) over the course of the week.

I remain technically bearish on the pair under its 10-day moving average (it has been under this level since mid-December) at 1.1350, though we really need a break above 1.1450 (above the 61.8% retracement level) to confirm the medium-term downtrend has ended.