Under 0.94 with low volume? You board that bus. Every. Single. Time.
EURCHF
Since 2022, EURCHF has been playing the same tired but reliable rhythm.
Drop below 0.94, keep volume low, and boom, the bounce.
Not once. Not twice.
We've seen it repeat 48 times in 24 months!!!! Check the chart!
Let them discuss inflation, war, central banks, and macro theory all day.
Meanwhile, this pair is just running a predictable underground shuttle:
Tickets are issued quietly, below 0.94.
Entry is boring.
Exit? Clean profit....
Now, let’s talk politics. Because EURCHF is more than a chart
It’s a financial proxy war in slow motion.
On one side! The Eurozone, a union that behaves like a dysfunctional family reunion. Everyone talks. No one agrees.
The ECB? Too slow, too soft, too diplomatic. France wants spending. Germany wants austerity. Italy just wants to be invited.
On the other side: Switzerland.
A country that acts like the rich uncle who never comes to dinner but still gets the final say.
They don’t speak loudly, they just stack gold, flex the franc, and smile silently.
Neutral in politics, but never neutral in profit.
So every time the Euro wobbles, whether war in Ukraine, elections in France, or the ECB mumbling about rate cuts, the Swiss franc tightens its tie and appreciates quietly.
But here’s the punchline:
Eventually, the Euro shrugs it off.
It always does.
Maybe because the EU is too big to fail, or Switzerland can only push so far before exporters start screaming.
So what happens? EURCHF bounces. Every time.
Low volume under 0.94? That’s the market whispering to insiders.
We don’t need to guess.
We don’t need breaking news.
We just follow the same damn wave.
No reason to change strategy.
No reason to listen to noise.
It’s not about being smart, it’s about being consistent.
This isn’t trading. It’s public transportation.
And until that bus breaks down, we ride it.
EURCHF Since 2022, EURCHF has been playing the same tired but reliable rhythm.
Drop below 0.94, keep volume low, and boom, the bounce.
Not once. Not twice.
We've seen it repeat 48 times in 24 months!!!! Check the chart!
Let them discuss inflation, war, central banks, and macro theory all day.
Meanwhile, this pair is just running a predictable underground shuttle:
Tickets are issued quietly, below 0.94.
Entry is boring.
Exit? Clean profit....
Now, let’s talk politics. Because EURCHF is more than a chart
It’s a financial proxy war in slow motion.
On one side! The Eurozone, a union that behaves like a dysfunctional family reunion. Everyone talks. No one agrees.
The ECB? Too slow, too soft, too diplomatic. France wants spending. Germany wants austerity. Italy just wants to be invited.
On the other side: Switzerland.
A country that acts like the rich uncle who never comes to dinner but still gets the final say.
They don’t speak loudly, they just stack gold, flex the franc, and smile silently.
Neutral in politics, but never neutral in profit.
So every time the Euro wobbles, whether war in Ukraine, elections in France, or the ECB mumbling about rate cuts, the Swiss franc tightens its tie and appreciates quietly.
But here’s the punchline:
Eventually, the Euro shrugs it off.
It always does.
Maybe because the EU is too big to fail, or Switzerland can only push so far before exporters start screaming.
So what happens? EURCHF bounces. Every time.
Low volume under 0.94? That’s the market whispering to insiders.
We don’t need to guess.
We don’t need breaking news.
We just follow the same damn wave.
No reason to change strategy.
No reason to listen to noise.
It’s not about being smart, it’s about being consistent.
This isn’t trading. It’s public transportation.
And until that bus breaks down, we ride it.
Pasquale Scarfó
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Pasquale Scarfó
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.