The Euro reached a high of 1.4165 in early morning trading (EST). During the current hourly candle, it has reached 1.4167. As I wrote yesterday, the 1.4150/70 area is resistance. If it makes it through this resistance, then the next likely targets are 1.4215 and then 1.4285/90, the bottom of the flag it so ingloriously fell out of Wednesday. At that point, I plan to add to my short position. Should the pair resume its fall, support is at 1.4029 (yesterday’s low). Next supports are at 1.4088, 1.3925, 1.3833, and 1.3748. I did an Elliott Wave count on the daily that suggests we’re at the start of wave 3 of 3. If so, the Euro could be in for some rather heart-stopping drops. A rise above 1.4579 would invalidate that interpretation.
Here’s the chart:
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