Meanwhile, as I wrote yesterday, it did try to overcome the resistance at .9222 and has touched .9261 this morning. This move has triggered a buy signal on my Point and Figure (P&F) 3-hour chart which I take fairly seriously. From the P&F chart, I have price targets on this chart up to .9420/50. From the daily channel on the normal price chart one could see the pair reaching .9460. These are not unreasonable if the pair can maintain its upward movement. It's important to keep in mind, though, that there is also significant resistance at and above .9300 (.9312, .9364). Best strategy now seems to be to add to my position on a pullback, possibly to .9222/.9185. Support is at .9222, .9200, .9185/70, .9092, .9067. .8911, and .8872/61.
Here's the daily chart:
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