Alright, mate, let’s break down this EUR/USD H4 setup across these platforms—TradingView and MetaTrader—like we’re sittin’ at the desk, charts up, coffee in hand. We’ve got a solid uptrend from early April, but the pair’s hittin’ a wall around that 1.14200–1.14290 zone as of April 16-18, 2025. Let’s dive in.
Price action’s been clean on both charts. We’ve rallied hard from 1.09480 on April 4, smashed through resistance levels like a hot knife through butter, and now we’re at 1.14039 on TradingView with a tight 0.03 pip spread—sell at 1.14039, buy at 1.14172. MetaTrader’s showin’ a similar story, sell at 1.14039, buy at 1.14204. That 1.14200 area’s a proper battleground—price peaked at 1.14216 on TradingView and 1.14204 on MetaTrader, but the bulls couldn’t hold it. Now we’re consolidating with those tight, choppy candles. Classic indecision.
Lookin’ at the levels, that 1.14290 on TradingView and 1.14204 on MetaTrader is the key resistance to watch. MetaTrader’s got some extra juice with those 30-minute order blocks marked—there’s a supply zone right at that 1.14204 high, where sellers are likely steppin’ in, and a demand zone down at 1.13800–1.13900 where buyers might pile in if we drop. They’re also flaggin’ a 65% probability on a move—could be a breakout or a reversal, but the market’s coiled up tight for somethin’ big.
Trend-wise, we’re still bullish overall, but this consolidation’s got me on edge. If we break above 1.14290, I’m lookin’ at 1.14660 as the next target—plenty of room to run. But if we get rejected here, I wouldn’t be surprised to see a pullback to that 1.13800 demand zone, maybe even 1.13550 if things get ugly. MetaTrader’s showin’ a small open position on EUR/USD, up 0.175 pips—nice little profit, but it’s a tiny lot size, so not much conviction there yet.
Bottom line: we’re at a proper inflection point. I’d be watchin’ for a clean break above 1.14290 with volume to confirm the bulls are back in control, or a hard rejection with a bearish candle to signal a drop. Either way, keep your stops tight—this market’s about to make a move, and I don’t wanna be caught on the wrong side of it. What’s your next play?
Price action’s been clean on both charts. We’ve rallied hard from 1.09480 on April 4, smashed through resistance levels like a hot knife through butter, and now we’re at 1.14039 on TradingView with a tight 0.03 pip spread—sell at 1.14039, buy at 1.14172. MetaTrader’s showin’ a similar story, sell at 1.14039, buy at 1.14204. That 1.14200 area’s a proper battleground—price peaked at 1.14216 on TradingView and 1.14204 on MetaTrader, but the bulls couldn’t hold it. Now we’re consolidating with those tight, choppy candles. Classic indecision.
Lookin’ at the levels, that 1.14290 on TradingView and 1.14204 on MetaTrader is the key resistance to watch. MetaTrader’s got some extra juice with those 30-minute order blocks marked—there’s a supply zone right at that 1.14204 high, where sellers are likely steppin’ in, and a demand zone down at 1.13800–1.13900 where buyers might pile in if we drop. They’re also flaggin’ a 65% probability on a move—could be a breakout or a reversal, but the market’s coiled up tight for somethin’ big.
Trend-wise, we’re still bullish overall, but this consolidation’s got me on edge. If we break above 1.14290, I’m lookin’ at 1.14660 as the next target—plenty of room to run. But if we get rejected here, I wouldn’t be surprised to see a pullback to that 1.13800 demand zone, maybe even 1.13550 if things get ugly. MetaTrader’s showin’ a small open position on EUR/USD, up 0.175 pips—nice little profit, but it’s a tiny lot size, so not much conviction there yet.
Bottom line: we’re at a proper inflection point. I’d be watchin’ for a clean break above 1.14290 with volume to confirm the bulls are back in control, or a hard rejection with a bearish candle to signal a drop. Either way, keep your stops tight—this market’s about to make a move, and I don’t wanna be caught on the wrong side of it. What’s your next play?
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