EUR/USD Short Opportunity: Riding Downside Momentum
The EUR/USD pair is poised for a potential downside move as key technical and fundamental factors align. Here's my analysis:
Target Projection: With a clear break of 1.06, the EUR/USD could aim to take out the previous year's low, currently at 1.0450, and head straight for the level of 1.0377.
This breakdown suggests that sellers are gaining control and may drive the pair lower. This downside target aligns with the bearish momentum and could be achieved by the end of May or leading into June. Due to possible Eurozone interest rate cuts.
Short Positions: I've initiated short positions at 1.0802 and 1.0720, anticipating the downward move. These positions provide an opportunity to capitalize on the expected decline in the EUR/USD pair.
Rising US Bond Yields: The forecasted rapid increase in US bond yields adds further pressure on the EUR/USD pair. Higher yields attract capital flows into the US dollar, strengthening it against other currencies, including the euro.
Potential Interest Rate Hikes: Concerns over rising inflation data could prompt the Federal Reserve to consider interest rate hikes later in the year. Such actions would likely support the US dollar and weigh on the EUR/USD exchange rate.
Entry: Consider adding to short positions on any retracements towards resistance levels, but maintain a focus on the downside bias.
Stop Loss: Set a stop loss above the recent swing high, 1.0813, or a key resistance level to manage risk effectively.
Take Profit: Target the projected downside level of 1.0377, but consider adjusting the target based on evolving market conditions and price action.
Target Projection: With a clear break of 1.06, the EUR/USD could aim to take out the previous year's low, currently at 1.0450, and head straight for the level of 1.0377.
This breakdown suggests that sellers are gaining control and may drive the pair lower. This downside target aligns with the bearish momentum and could be achieved by the end of May or leading into June. Due to possible Eurozone interest rate cuts.
Short Positions: I've initiated short positions at 1.0802 and 1.0720, anticipating the downward move. These positions provide an opportunity to capitalize on the expected decline in the EUR/USD pair.
Rising US Bond Yields: The forecasted rapid increase in US bond yields adds further pressure on the EUR/USD pair. Higher yields attract capital flows into the US dollar, strengthening it against other currencies, including the euro.
Potential Interest Rate Hikes: Concerns over rising inflation data could prompt the Federal Reserve to consider interest rate hikes later in the year. Such actions would likely support the US dollar and weigh on the EUR/USD exchange rate.
Entry: Consider adding to short positions on any retracements towards resistance levels, but maintain a focus on the downside bias.
Stop Loss: Set a stop loss above the recent swing high, 1.0813, or a key resistance level to manage risk effectively.
Take Profit: Target the projected downside level of 1.0377, but consider adjusting the target based on evolving market conditions and price action.
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Comment:
Fake breakout.
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