Corrective movements in currency pairs reached levels of resistance. Still no signs of a new bearish impulse, but it is time to try to position somehow the market at these levels and to develop a strategy for today.
We examined the long-term trends, medium- and short-term movements, we drew support and resistance. We see that in many positions prices are about resistance and support, ie trends are maintained and adjustments gives us good places for input. We pass a small graphics to catch momentum early and have little stop.
EUR / JPY descending average movement, correction to resistance levels 127.80, Stoch signal for possible new negative impulse, close stop a few pips above 127.80, possible sell, CCI e below 0 of 4H and daily chart.
EUR / AUD,average descending movement, flags formation in the direction of the trend, the price goes below 1.3771, which gives us the signal to activate the flag. Indicators sword formation, also in medium sword formation - the "perfect storm", stop 1.3811
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