The last couple of weeks have seen some significant price volatility
on the EURUSD just above the key 1.2000 psychological support, which have produced
some technical signals suggesting the possibility of a deeper correction over the
next few weeks at least.
The weekly chart below highlight's the
significant downtrend of the EURUSD since March of last year. However it is noteworthy
that the decline during 2012 has taken the shape of a declining wedge
formation, declining wedges are not the strongest of patterns, however a
breakout above the upper line of a declining wedge can trigger corrective price
action. The declining wedge suggests a loss of downside momentum, which is
echoed in the bullish divergence in the momentum studies (MACD and RSI) below.
Further evidence supporting a correction is the ‘Bullish
Engulfing’ Candle from last week which was confirmed this week, with a
rejection of the low and a higher close.
I am not looking for a change in direction in the EURUSD,
rather a pause in the downtrend for now with a correction possibly back to the
1.26/1.27 area where the upper downtrend channel line coincides with some Fibonacci
retracements and projections, and some old lows from January and highs from
June. The idea of a correction would be challenged if the EURUSD were to
decline back through last week’s low at 1.2135.
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