I am looking to short rallies but the question is where to enter. If you assume that an A wave correction began at 1.2588 and ran to 1.2779 and the B wave dropped to 1.2626 then 1.2817 is the target if A=C and 1.2935 is the target if C is 1.618 times A. The 20 daily SMA is at 1.2846. The area between 1.2833 and 1.2922 (Aug. 20th and 18th highs) is polarity. On the hourly chart, RSI is already overbought. However people establishing positions at the beginning of the month could account for this. In any case, I'm watching price and momentum carefully and will likely short before or near 1.2900.
Should Euro begin to fall, support is at 1.2779, 1.2663, 1.2626, and 1.2588.
Here's the one hour chart.
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Hello Dianne, When you analyse your chart data. Are you taking into account inter market sentiments i.e the equity market and the possible risk aversion correlation?
ReplyDeleteYes, even though correlation is not causation, intermarket analysis is very helpful. I suggest John Murphey's book, Intermarket Analysis, to get a better handle on this topic.
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