As I’ve pointed out earlier this week, this pair is showing some weakness. However, given its strong, bullishness, I wouldn’t expect it to just roll over without a fight. After the low early yesterday morning, it looked as though it was trying to stabilize, Note, today, that it seems to have backed away from resistance at .9114. The candles developed upper shadows. This hints the market was rejecting higher prices. If you study that line on the hourly chart, I’ve placed arrows where price has touched it and retreated from it several times. It’s polarity. It’s also the .618 retracement of the recent move down. Let’s see if it holds as resistance again. If it does, a short might be in order. This means I may reverse when stopped at breakeven, or earlier, if other clues present themselves before then. However, remember we’ve had four down days so a bounce may be at hand.
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