📉 Technical Breakdown
After forming a major high at 1.15734, EUR/USD has been moving in a clear bearish sequence — printing a series of lower lows and lower highs from 1.14250 down to 1.10654.
Price then retraced sharply back into the 1.14548 level but failed to break above it, rejecting from the higher timeframe supply zone between 1.14500–1.15000. That rejection preserves bearish intent and confirms the zone as a key area of resistance.
Currently, price is approaching the 1.13572 higher low. A break below this level would confirm a 4H structure shift to bearish, opening the door for trend continuation.
Once that break occurs, the focus shifts to the next lower high. The 1.14000–1.14100 zone — lining up with prior broken structure and the 44 EMA — would become the preferred area to look for a sell-on-pullback opportunity.
This would position price to continue the bearish cycle by forming a new lower low, targeting the previous swing at 1.12107, and potentially extending to 1.10654 and 1.10160.
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📌 Trade Setup Idea
• Trigger: Break and close below 1.13572
• Entry Zone: 1.14000–1.14100 (retest of supply / new lower high)
• Stop Loss: Above 1.15000 (structure invalidation)
• Target 1: 1.12107
• Target 2: 1.10654
• Target 3: 1.10160
• Bias: Bearish only after confirmed break of 1.13572
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💬 Is EUR/USD about to confirm a full structure shift — or will buyers defend 1.1357?
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After forming a major high at 1.15734, EUR/USD has been moving in a clear bearish sequence — printing a series of lower lows and lower highs from 1.14250 down to 1.10654.
Price then retraced sharply back into the 1.14548 level but failed to break above it, rejecting from the higher timeframe supply zone between 1.14500–1.15000. That rejection preserves bearish intent and confirms the zone as a key area of resistance.
Currently, price is approaching the 1.13572 higher low. A break below this level would confirm a 4H structure shift to bearish, opening the door for trend continuation.
Once that break occurs, the focus shifts to the next lower high. The 1.14000–1.14100 zone — lining up with prior broken structure and the 44 EMA — would become the preferred area to look for a sell-on-pullback opportunity.
This would position price to continue the bearish cycle by forming a new lower low, targeting the previous swing at 1.12107, and potentially extending to 1.10654 and 1.10160.
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📌 Trade Setup Idea
• Trigger: Break and close below 1.13572
• Entry Zone: 1.14000–1.14100 (retest of supply / new lower high)
• Stop Loss: Above 1.15000 (structure invalidation)
• Target 1: 1.12107
• Target 2: 1.10654
• Target 3: 1.10160
• Bias: Bearish only after confirmed break of 1.13572
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💬 Is EUR/USD about to confirm a full structure shift — or will buyers defend 1.1357?
Comment below with your thoughts or drop a like if this breakdown helped clarify the setup 🔍
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Tags
EURUSD, ForexOutlook, TechnicalAnalysis, 4HStructure, SwingTrade, PriceAction, BearishSetup, ForexEducation, MarketUpdate, TradingViewCommunity
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🔄 Trade Update – Alternate Entry Trigger ActivatedOriginally, the bearish setup was confirmed upon a potential break and close below 113.572, which would have shifted structure and allowed for a clean lower high retest.
However, that break never occurred.
Instead, price returned to the 114.000 supply zone, respecting the 115.000 resistance and providing an alternate entry short off rejection from supply.
📍 Same bearish bias and trade parameters remain intact — just a different trigger.
Now monitoring for continuation to the downside.
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