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EURUSD Day Analysis | BUY SetupHello Traders, here is the full analysis. I think we can soon see more up from this range! GOOD LUCK! Great BUY opportunity EURUSD I still did my best and this is the most likely count for me at the moment. Support the idea with like and follow my profile TO SEE MORE. Traders, if you liked this idea or if you have your own opinion about it, write in the comments. I will be glad 🤝 Patience is the If You Have Any Question, Feel Free To Ask 🤗 Just follow chart with idea and analysis and when you are ready come in THE GROVE | VIP GROUP, earn more and safe, wait for the signal at the right moment and make money with us💰
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by TheGrove
5
EURUSD - Short from bearish order block ✅Hello traders! ‼️ This is my perspective on EURUSD. Technical analysis: Here we are in a bearish market structure from 4H timeframe perspective, so I am looking for short. I want price to continue the retracement to fill that huge imbalance higher and then to reject from bearish order block. Fundamental news: Next week is full of news with impact on USD. On Tuesday we will see results of monthly and yearly CPI on USD. On Thursday we'll have Retail Sales on USD. Like, comment and subscribe to be in touch with my content!
Short
by Snick3rSD
EURUSD Bullish Trade SetupSL: 1.06500 ENTRY: 1.07626 TP: 1.0 After an initial bearish move price found support at the monthly demand zone and also respected the 1.05 quarter point & monthly trend line. This ultimately formed a higher low and a continuation of the overall bullish trend. Price then began a bullish move until it met resistance at a weekly supply zone and created a lower high. A huge sell-off followed until it met and found support at the monthly trendline, support at the 1.075 quarter point & support at a weekly demand zone. The sell-off also served as a retracement and price ultimately ended up respecting the 61.8 fib level. The weekly candlestick also appears to potentially close as a bullish hammer. I am expecting price to continue bullish and test the resistance of 1.0 major point/weekly supply zone.
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by NoCeilingsTrading
EURUSD → Descending Wedge Support! Back up to 1.11!?EURUSD fell from the Resistance Zone into a two-legged pullback around the Daily 30EMA. There isn't much for bear strength, so are we in a position to long? How do we trade this? 🤔 A long could definitely be justified if we get a strong bull close above the Daily 30EMA. We have a two-legged pullback from the Resistance Zone, several doji and weak bear bars showing weak bears, and RSI, while below the Moving Average, is at 47.00 and has room to move up. I suspect that if we get that strong bull bar, the RSI will rise above the Moving Average, which would support the long position suggested. 💡 Trade Idea 💡 Long Entry: 1.09500 🟥 Stop Loss: 1.08100 ✅ Take Profit: 1.10900 ⚖️ Risk/Reward Ratio: 1:1 🔑 Key Takeaways 🔑 1. Two-legged pullback from the Resistance Zone 2. Multiple doji and weak bear bars as the price falls, showing weak bears 3. Support near the Daily 30EMA 4. RSI below Moving Average, but with a clear strong bull bar closing above the 30EMA, that could change 5. Once a strong bull bar closes above the Daily 30EMA, it's reasonable to long a 1:1 scalp 💰 Trading Tip 💰 It's reasonable to take half profits at the first resistance target in a long trade, or the first support target in a short trade. Using a 1:1 Risk/Reward Ratio for your first target, you can move your stop loss up to your entry price, locking in profits. This allows you to watch the rest of the trade execute without worry of losing money. This helps improve trading psychology and the equity in your account. ⚠️ Risk Warning! ⚠️ Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. You are solely responsible for your trades. Trade at your own risk! Like 👍 and Follow to learn more about: 1. Reading Price Action 2. Chart Analysis 3. Trade Management 4. Trading Psychology
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by TraderEngineering
Will FOMC cause a EUR/USD rush?We’re coming down to the last hour stretch for the trading day (depending on your location, I’m in New York so closing time is 5:00 P.M. (1700) As indicated in my previous idea for the EUR/USD, it has been a pretty slow decline for the past 10 days however; it is still wedged in, in terms of a still valid falling wedge pattern. If the daily candle closes with a gain, that signifies a strong indication of a bullish move but the question is, if the bulls decided to run, how far will the up move be? If targets are at the pattern projection, we’re looking at 1.0900 minimum which is in the same area at the main pivot zone. If sellers come pouring in, then I’d project a move down to at least 1.0750. With FOMC on the horizon, I wouldn’t be surprised if price whipsawed to stop many traders out before actually making any significant move. From a purely technical point of view, we’ve got a falling wedge with what is now a more prominent “hidden” MACD divergence. Long term, I’m bullish on the EUR/USD due to a large bullish pattern that can be observed on both the Monthly and Quarterly time frames. Projected long term price targets are 1.1500 followed by a second target of 1.2000 We shall see tomorrow with FOMC and NFP Friday morning. Trade safe and manage risk.
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by InternalTraderNYC
EURUSD (H1) Potential buying opportunities may emerge.OANDA:EURUSD EURUSD (H1) Potential buying opportunities may emerge. Indicators that have manifested: 1. Convergence of the RSI is evident within the lower region, approximately at 1.072 2. The current price range exhibits a narrow band in comparison to the preceding price surge, amounting to less than one-third of the prior increase. 3. The aforementioned resistance levels appear relatively feeble, given the brevity of the resistance duration. The command can be executed as outlined below: Buy Stop at 1.07476 Stop Loss (SL) at 1.07384 Take Profit 1 (TP1) at 1.07593 Take Profit 2 (TP2) at 1.07732 Note: Capital management 2% Follow us and read my status to follow more forexsignal !
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by VNSmartMoney
5
EURUSD Daily Chart Triangle AnalysisLooking at the daily chart EURUSD continues its correction of the Jan 2021 to October 2022 bear market, moving sideways in a triangle pattern. Mid July 2023 saw a test of resistance from the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level on the bear market which held and we saw a strong move lower to the now confirmed trendline drawn from the September 2022 low. Current price action looks again set to test this trendline for support. This area falls in-between the 50% and 61.8% Fibonacci retracement levels from the move down from the 17th of July high. Looking to place a potential long trade pending a test of the trendline holding. I would then be looking for a move higher to test the upper trendline drawn from the July high. Stop would be placed just below the 61.8% Retracement level and S1 support line. Should we breach S1 support level, I would then be looking to the downside for further trade opportunities. This would indicate a triangle breakout and we could potentially see a move back to the September 2022 low at S3.
Long
by Trend_Analyst
1
EUR/USD Longs from 1.07500 up towards 1.08800For EURUSD this week, my analysis closely mirrors what I've observed with GBPUSD. I anticipate a similar scenario unfolding, where I expect price to dip slightly further to interact with the refined demand zone on the 2-hour timeframe. Following this interaction, I'll be on the lookout for a bullish response. Alternatively, if price doesn't reach this demand zone, I foresee a swift retracement to fill the imbalances from NFP Friday, followed by potential distribution within the newly identified 10-hour supply zone. Should this supply zone be tested first, my strategy will involve selling positions targeting the 2-hour demand zone. Confluences for EU Buys are as follows: - Price is near a clean 2-hour demand zone that has broken structure to the upside. - Liquidity above zone so when it gets swept we can expect price to re-accumulate within our zone to then buy back up. - There's lots of liquidity to the upside that needs to be addressed as well as some imbalances. - Dollar (DXY) is still looking bearish as well which means more upside is still left for EU. P.S. Should the 2-hour demand zone be breached, I anticipate a shift towards a bearish trend, as it represents the final support connected to that wing point. Keep your zones pre-marked to stay prepared for any sudden price movements. Have a great week everybody!
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by Hassan_fx
6
EURUSD,🟢Is it also bullish? (Read the caprion) Well as you can see, the market structure is bullish now and the price had a deep retracement move to the extreme bullish order block. In addition, we can see the price created the liquidity above the order block that makes the demand zone more valuable. As a bullish target, we can define the liquidity above the equal highs as a first target and also we can expect the price to break the previous high. 💡Wait for the update! 🗓️29/01/2024 🔎 DYOR 💌It is my honor to share your comments with me💌
Long
by VahidTradingCR
1
EurUsd could resume its up trendIn the past two weeks, EUR/USD has been very choppy. In fact, the pair has remained relatively unchanged in terms of price since the beginning of the year. Upon examining the chart, we notice that although the pair has reached new lows, these were very close to each other and were quickly reversed. This type of price action typically suggests a medium-term reversal, which could indeed be the case for EUR/USD. Confirmation of an upside reversal would occur if the pair stabilizes above the 1.09 zone. In such an instance, reaching the 1.12 zone could be feasible in Q1.
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by Mihai_Iacob
Stuck in Limbo: A Leap to 1.15 or a Slide to 1.05 on the Cards? The EURUSD has been stuck in a range between 1.05 and 1.10 for around a year now. We're left wondering: could we see a breakout towards 1.15, or will it drop back to the bottom of the range at 1.05? What happens as the price dips below 1.08 could be crucial. Take a peek at the daily chart below. It shows us inching back down to an untested weekly BUY/DEMAND zone. This is where we last saw the price climb above 1.11 before it sharply dropped back within the 1.10 range. As the price makes its way back to this BUY/DEMAND zone, the selling momentum isn't all that fierce. Each time the price dips, buyers are quick to jump in. This might be hinting that big players are quietly building buy positions, possibly to break past 1.10 and head up to the 1.15 Monthly SUPPLY/SELL zone. Or they could just be waiting for this weeks news events?? My plan is to wait for the price to fall into the buy zone below 1.08, then look for a BUY signal on my TRFX indicator on timeframes above 6 hours. The first target for this position is the 1.10 area. I'll be keeping an eye on the momentum as we near 1.10. If it's strong, it might indicate buyers are targeting a move above the 1.11 high. However, if there's a clear break and close under 1.07, this idea won't hold, and the price will likely move back down to the bottom of the range at 1.05, which could also present buying opportunities. With the FOMC and NFP events coming up, these could be the catalysts for these moves. That's my view on it – hope you found it useful.
Long
by TheFxAce
7
EUR/USD:Analyzing Impact of FOMC Decision and Powell's RemarksEUR/USD: Analyzing the Impact of FOMC Decision and Powell's Remarks The EUR/USD experienced a notable reversal following the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) release, as Chairman Jerome Powell's remarks influenced market sentiment. This article delves into the aftermath of the FOMC decision, the Eurozone's recent inflation data, and the upcoming economic indicators influencing the EUR/USD outlook. FOMC Decision and Powell's Remarks: The FOMC opted to keep interest rates unchanged, aligning with widespread expectations. Powell's press conference introduced a cautious tone, emphasizing the need for "greater confidence" in inflation reaching the 2% target before considering rate cuts. While a March rate cut is not the base case, Powell's comments triggered increased demand for the US Dollar and impacted Wall Street. EUR/USD Technical Analysis: Despite the initial bearish impulse, the EUR/USD found support around the 1.08000 level. The subsequent bullish candle indicates an attempt to recover lost ground. A long-term bullish forecast is maintained on the H4 timeframe, emphasizing the potential resilience of the Euro against the US Dollar. Eurozone Inflation Data: The Eurozone's preliminary estimate of the January Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) showed an annual rise of 2.8%, in line with expectations. The core annualized reading, although slightly easing to 3.3%, remained above the anticipated 3.2%. This data provides insights into the inflationary pressures within the Eurozone. US Economic Indicators: In the United States, the January Challenger Job Cuts revealed a significant increase, with employers announcing 82,307 cuts compared to December's 34,817. Later releases, including Initial Jobless Claims, Q4 Unit Labor Costs and Nonfarm Productivity, and the January ISM Manufacturing PMI, will be closely watched for their impact on the labor market and overall economic health. Upcoming Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) Report: As employment-related figures take center stage, the market awaits Friday's NFP report. These indicators contribute to the broader understanding of the US labor market and could influence the trajectory of the EUR/USD pair. Conclusion: The EUR/USD's response to the FOMC decision and Powell's comments reflects the intricate dynamics between major central bank policies. With a focus on upcoming economic indicators, including the critical NFP report, traders will navigate evolving market conditions and potential shifts in the currency pair's trajectory.
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by FOREXN1
1