It’s about time this pair started to move after bunches of half-hearted starts. However, here we are again at resistance in a zone of 1.0395 to 1.0414/27. Additional resistance is at 1.0455. Support is at 1.0300 and 1.0315/20. Just as when prices climb or fall quickly, it’s hard to find good support and resistance, when pairs dither around for weeks on end, the entire area becomes support or resistance for future moves. This pair has been dithering since mid-October. Past readers will remember I made most of my money in this pair in October as it climbed. It’s still within the broad zone of 1.0208 to 1.0853 so it’s difficult to get too excited.
The pair is oversold on both the 3- and 1-hour charts. Both charts are also unremarkable at present. The one-hour shows a climb out of an upward channel recently with bullish candles. Here’s the one-hour chart:
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