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EURUSD: Selling Opportunities from Resistance Zone

FX:EURUSD   Euro / U.S. Dollar
Why did I write about selling opportunities in EURUSD market? For me, the market looked bearish, and it was interesting for shorting. In spite of the breakout above the resistance, I'm standing on the bearish side.

You can see how the price acted at 1.14000 and 1.15000 resistance levels in the past. After reversals, we had pullbacks. We had to use the reversals in the daily chart as the main bearish signals and we could search for the exact entry points for short trades using the hourly time frames.

Some of you wrote to me that we had to buy at 1.14000 level. Really? Buying below the resistance is not a good idea. Is it a mistake. We could buy based on reversal signals from SMA with period 20.

As for now, we have a reversal candlestick pattern. The price moved above 1.14000 resistance but still, we have a chance to get a false breakout. It will be another bearish signal.

Of course, the price can move up because of fundamental news. The next resistance will become the target for buyers, and probably we will get another selling opportunity from 1.15000. But it will be another story.



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