EURUSD - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Part 1) - page 499
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My scenario is that we get up to 1.5 again and then slow down and then lambargini down at all rpm. Although the options to the top are not finished yet either. The weeks confuse me. by its tendency.
Moving down and only down with pullbacks.
First level 1.4688 second level to reach 1.4661.
Good evening Nikolai... When will you get in touch?
Evening.
>> went into the shadows so I wouldn't get lost.
Нефть и злато
Do you have real on Fibo as well?
;)
Do you have real on Fibo too?
No!
What about the State Plan? 1.4745?
>> weird.
I' ve made my point before. and here's what they say:
>Теханализ предоставлен TRADING Central, партнером Dow Jones Newswires
>LONDON, November 4. /Dow Jones/. Sliding charts at 24 hours:
> EUR/USD during the day: The Relative Strength Index /RSI/ made a break above the declining trendline, with the pair rising and testing intermediate resistance. Long positions above 1.467 with targets at 1.4775 and 1.4812 are recommended. A break below 1.467 would open the way for a fall to 1.4625 and 1.4595.
>EUR/USD Weekly chart: It is in an uptrend.
>U.S. Dollar/Japanese Yen during the day: The pair is testing the upper boundary of the continuation trend pattern on the chart, a triangle, with the Relative Strength Index /RSI/ lacking the upside bias. We recommend short positions below 90.6 with targets at 90.1 and 89.85. A break above 90.6 would aim the pair higher towards 90.85 and 91.2.
>US Dollar/Japanese Yen on the weekly chart: Downtrend.
>British Pound/U.S. Dollar pair during the day: The Relative Strength Index /RSI/ continues to gain support on the downside, with the pair well directed and testing resistance. Long positions above 1.635 with targets at 1.6485 and 1.6525 are recommended. A break below 1.635 would open the pair to fall towards 1.628 and 1.625.
>British Pound/US Dollar on the weekly chart: Uptrend.
>U.S. Dollar/Swiss Franc pair during the day: The pair is declining and testing support. Short positions at 1.031 are recommended, with targets at 1.025 and 1.02 in case of further declines. If trading above 1.031, further gains should be expected with target levels of 1.034 and 1.0385.
>USD/Swiss franc on the weekly chart: Downtrend.
>Euro/British Pound pair during the day: The pair is forming a declining flag pattern on the chart, with the Relative Strength Index /RSI/ lacking the upside bias. We recommend short positions below 0.9 with targets at 0.8935 and 0.891 in case of further declines. If the pair trades above 0.9, further rallies with targets at 0.903 and 0.906 should be expected.
>Euro/British Pound on the weekly chart: Downtrend.
>EUR/JPY during the day: Relative Strength Index /RSI/ rising. The pair rebounded from support and should continue rising. Long positions are recommended at 132.57 with targets at 133.5 and 134.25 in case of further gains. If trading below 132.5, further declines should be expected with targets at 131.8 and 130.95.
>EUR/JPY on the weekly chart: Up trend.
>Euro/Swiss Franc during the day: The pair is trading above support and should reach the next resistance as the Relative Strength Index /RSI/ is giving signals that range from ambiguous to positive. Long positions are recommended at 1.509 with targets at 1.5135 and 1.5165 in case of further gains. If trading below 1.5085, further declines should be expected with target levels of 1.507 and 1.505.
>EUR/Swiss Franc on the weekly chart: Up trend.
>AUD/USD during the day: The Relative Strength Index (RSI) gives mixed signals but is bullish. Long positions above 0.8975 with targets of 0.9075 and 0.9095 in case of further gains are recommended. If trading below 0.8975, further declines in the pair should be expected with targets at 0.8915 and 0.8865.
>U.S. Dollar/Australian Dollar pair on weekly chart: Lateral trend.
>*The pivot point is calculated as the sum of the high, low and closing levels divided by three.
I think є was a jump down before a big jump up. Gold is pulling up and so is the pound. What do you think?
I'm thinking of going higher if we go higher than 1.4767.
>> I am looking at an upside if we go higher than 1.4767
but I'll stay in the shorts for now - I'm in a sell from 1.4757
A move down and only down with pullbacks....
These days I've been watching how pairs behave on reversals from yearly lows (prolonged) in 90% there is a moment of return to the highs they already dreamt of. The sellers even make it past the highs and go down.
If i look through them i dont know what to do with them, i dont know what to do with them.
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