I wrote yesterday about the weekly chart. I got ahead of myself when I wrote the weekly chart was showing a star. What I meant to write was that if the current week continues in this vein it would be a star that could lead to a morning star. It still could do that but of course one must wait for the week to conclude before it's definite. However, I'm still seeing the recent low of 1.5348 as iii in the wave count so I'd still expect a bounce. If that low is taken out then obviously I'm incorrect.
The pair broke its .382 retracement of the rise in 2009 when it fell through 1.5701 as well as that being a round number and 1.5708 being the October low. The 50% retracement is at 1.5276. If we don't get a bounce today then surely we'll get one when the pair approaches that price.
Today's high was 1.5576. It's possible it will still rally but if it does the first thing it needs to do is retake the short-term hourly uptrend line at 1.5478.
Support:
1.5348
1.5276
1.5036
Resistance:
1.5576
1.5675
1.5701
1.5779
1.5816
Here’s the one-hour chart:
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