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EURCAD: Keep an eye on this up wave

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FX:EURCAD   Euro / Canadian Dollar
Hey Traders, EURCAD is almost ready for an up move. Market has to go up even if we break previous low.

In all the cases, an up move is needed here and if you get in and market starts to go in your direction, try to take partial profits and leave the rest at break even. This is a short term trade and it can turns out to be a long term trade, depending on how market will perform.

P.S. Do not think that market cannot go lower, wait for your buy setups before you jump in.

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What we are sharing here is only our point of view on what could be the next move in the market based on our wave analysis concept so this is a directional bias and not signals...


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Comment:
Market broke the low and started to go up. If you get in manage your trades and if you are not in yet, you can still look for your buy setups.
Comment:
If you get in the buy, take profits of move your stops into profits. Another down wave to break the low is possible.

We suggest you to take profits if you are in the buy.

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