Will FOMC cause a EUR/USD rush?

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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.
Trade geschlossen: Stop wurde erreicht
This trade has been closed at a stop loss.

The setup did not work out despite the bullish attempt prior to the NFP release.

Sellers took over and the trade setup was invalidated.
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