Looking at the weekly chart (as opposed to the daily) suggests we’re in a wave three. If so, the Euro will fall below 1.1432. This is true because wave three can’t be the shortest wave. Wave one was from 1.6041 to the 1.2329 low for 3,712 pips. Wave two ended at the November high of 1.5144. Therefore, 1.5144 minus 3,712 pips is 1.1432 and it would go beyond that point. Of course, this is only viable if you believe in the Elliott Wave approach and it’s far from proven. Still, it’s one way of looking at it.
While shorting rallies continues to make sense, be careful, really careful. This is a volatile time and wide swings are possible. Also, I doubt very much the Euro will go straight down to 1.14. There will be a rally somewhere along the way. Everyone but everyone has jumped on this bandwagon so who is left to sell? There is positive divergence on the shorter-term charts.
Support is at 1.2144, 1.2127, 1.1826 (the Feb. ’06 low) and 1.1641. After that would be the 1.1432 mentioned above and lower. Who doesn’t believe parity is at least possible? Resistance is at 1.2229, 1.2373, 1.2444, 1.2536, 1.2574, 1.2739/60, 1.2803, 1.2880, 1.2963 (Fib confluence), 1.3038 and 1.3094 (Monday's high). Right. I don’t think we’ll see that level today and sellers will be coming out on rallies.
Here's the weekly chart (my trade doesn’t show because I use a different charting package for weekly and monthly charts):

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