200-EMA is pointing downward and prices are below 200-EMA, it mean the long term trend is on the bearish side.
20 & 50-EMA also trending downward.
Now there is descending triangle consolidation pattern, trying to push the price down the "Buyer's Stop Loss Position". Once this level was broken, expected the price will fall lower.
From price action, in the consolidation pattern, the selling pressure is greater than buying pressure.
From COT report, for CHF, more non-commercial positions added to the long side for EUR, more non-commerical positions added to the short side.
Trend Following + Price Action + COT report are confluence to short EUR/CHF pair.
Here are 2 trading pairs for you: 1. To short when price break the "Buyer's stop loss position" 2. If price pull back to previous resistance level, wait for bearish signal to short