The pair is still in an overall uptrend, yes, but it’s going through one of its periodic, “I don’t know if I can make it,” stages. Last week its high was .9370; so far it has had several candles reach .9353 on the hourly chart before falling back. It has dropped back to the short term trend line on the three- and one-hour chart. (RSI has already broken its uptrend line) The trend line needs to hold at .9315, the price that is also the floor of what will be the double top (on the three-hour chart) if it breaks. But there’s not a lot of downside based on the calculated profit target from this. The daily trend line comes in at .9040. Here’s the one hour chart:
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