Sell EURCAD Ascending Triangle
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The EUR/CAD pair on the M30 timeframe presents a potential shorting opportunity due to the presence of an ascending triangle pattern.
Potential Short Trade :
Entry: Consider entering a short position (selling) below the broken support trendline of the triangle after confirmation. Ideally, this would be around 1.4710 or lower if the price continues to decline.
Target Levels:
1.4655: This represents the height of the triangle, measured from the apex (highest point) to the base (horizontal line), projected downwards from the breakout point.
1.4630: This is a further extension of the downside target, based on the height of the recent price movement before the breakout.
Stop-Loss: Once the entry point is confirmed, place a stop-loss order above the broken support line of the triangle, ideally with some buffer around 1.4732. This helps limit potential losses if the price unexpectedly reverses and breaks back upwards.
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Potential Short Trade :
Entry: Consider entering a short position (selling) below the broken support trendline of the triangle after confirmation. Ideally, this would be around 1.4710 or lower if the price continues to decline.
Target Levels:
1.4655: This represents the height of the triangle, measured from the apex (highest point) to the base (horizontal line), projected downwards from the breakout point.
1.4630: This is a further extension of the downside target, based on the height of the recent price movement before the breakout.
Stop-Loss: Once the entry point is confirmed, place a stop-loss order above the broken support line of the triangle, ideally with some buffer around 1.4732. This helps limit potential losses if the price unexpectedly reverses and breaks back upwards.
Thank you.
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