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Euro Futures (6E) - Technical Analysis Report - 20250908Analysis Date: September 8, 2025 Current Price: 1.1742 Market Session: Post-Market Analysis --- Executive Summary Euro Futures presents the strongest technical setup among analyzed markets, with exceptional execution chart alignment despite moderate institutional positioning. The currency pair has emerged from a major bottoming pattern with validated bullish momentum signals across all timeframes. While institutional accumulation is less pronounced than in commodity markets, the technical breakout quality and central bank policy divergence create compelling risk/reward opportunities. --- Quarterly Volume Profile Analysis Institutional Positioning Intelligence The quarterly volume profile (Q3 2025) reveals moderate but strategically positioned institutional activity in the Euro: Primary Institutional Activity Zone: 1.1550-1.1700 Moderate blue volume concentration representing institutional positioning during major low formation Current price (1.1742) trades at upper boundary of institutional accumulation zone Volume profile shows classic bottoming pattern with accumulation at major support levels Institutional activity concentrated around key technical support levels from previous cycles Volume Profile Architecture: Core Accumulation: 1.1580-1.1650 (primary institutional positioning) Extended Support: 1.1450-1.1550 (secondary institutional interest) Breakout Level: 1.1700-1.1750 (current resistance/breakout zone) Void Zone: Above 1.1800 (minimal resistance, potential acceleration territory) Resistance Structure Analysis: 1.1750-1.1800: Initial resistance with mixed volume activity 1.1850-1.1900: Moderate yellow volume indicating previous distribution 1.1950+: Historical distribution zones from earlier 2025 highs Price Structure Context Historical Pattern Recognition: The current Euro setup displays textbook currency reversal characteristics following a major multi-month decline. The institutional accumulation at 1.1550-1.1700 represents strategic positioning by smart money during the formation of a significant low, typical of major currency cycle turning points. Critical Structure Validation: Institutional Floor: 1.1450 represents absolute lower boundary of smart money positioning Volume Point of Control: 1.1620 shows peak institutional activity within accumulation zone Breakout Validation: Current price above institutional accumulation confirms technical breakout Risk Definition: Clear institutional boundaries provide precise risk management parameters Central Bank Policy Context Policy Divergence Supporting Euro Strength: European Central Bank maintaining restrictive policy stance Federal Reserve approaching policy pivot with potential dovish shift Interest rate differential dynamics favoring Euro in medium term Quantitative tightening policies supporting European currency fundamentals --- Execution Chart Technical Analysis Current Technical Configuration - EXCEPTIONAL BULLISH ALIGNMENT DEMA Analysis - STRONGEST BULLISH SIGNAL IN ANALYZED MARKETS: Black Line (Fast DEMA 12): Currently at 1.1742 Orange Line (Slow DEMA 20): Currently at 1.1712 Configuration: Perfect bullish crossover with expanding gap Trend Bias: Strongest technical momentum across all analyzed markets DMI/ADX Assessment - CONFIRMED TRENDING CONDITIONS: ADX Level: 35+ indicating strong directional movement +DI vs -DI: +DI clearly dominant over -DI with expanding spread Momentum Direction: Confirming sustained bullish bias with conviction Trend Strength: ADX rising confirms institutional and technical alignment Stochastic Analysis - HEALTHY MOMENTUM STRUCTURE: Tactical Stochastic (5,3,3): Bullish configuration with room for extension Strategic Stochastic (50,3,3): Confirming longer-term bullish momentum shift Divergence Analysis: No negative divergences, clean momentum structure throughout Support and Resistance Levels Immediate Technical Levels: Current Support: 1.1710 (DEMA 20 orange line) Key Support: 1.1680 (recent breakout consolidation) Major Support: 1.1620 (institutional accumulation core) Immediate Resistance: 1.1780 (near-term extension target) Key Resistance: 1.1820 (major resistance zone) Major Resistance: 1.1900 (significant distribution zone) --- Trading Scenarios and Setup Criteria Scenario 1: Continuation Long Setup (PRIMARY) Optimal Conditions for Long Entry: DEMA bullish maintenance: Black line remaining above orange line with gap expansion DMI confirmation: +DI sustaining dominance over -DI with strengthening ADX Breakout validation: Price holding above 1.1700 breakout level Volume confirmation: Increased volume supporting upward momentum Policy support: Central bank divergence maintaining fundamental backdrop Entry Protocol: Primary Entry: Current levels 1.1740-1.1760 (validated breakout zone) Secondary Entry: 1.1710-1.1720 on any pullback to DEMA support Position Sizing: Aggressive 2.5% account risk given exceptional technical setup Stop Loss: Below 1.1680 (breakout failure) Profit Targets: Target 1: 1.1820 (first major resistance) - Take 40% profits Target 2: 1.1900 (distribution zone approach) - Take 30% profits Target 3: 1.1980-1.2000 (major resistance complex) - Trail remaining 30% Scenario 2: Pullback Accumulation Setup (SECONDARY) Conditions for Pullback Entry: Price retracement to 1.1700-1.1720 breakout support zone DEMA holding bullish configuration during pullback Stochastic oversold providing tactical entry signal Volume profile respect at breakout support levels Pullback Setup Parameters: Entry Range: 1.1700-1.1720 (breakout support zone) Stop Loss: Below 1.1680 (breakout invalidation) Targets: Same as primary scenario with enhanced risk/reward Position Sizing: Maximum allocation given superior entry point Scenario 3: Acceleration Breakout Setup (AGGRESSIVE) Breakout Trading Framework: Acceleration Level: Above 1.1800 (void zone entry) Volume Confirmation: Significant volume expansion supporting breakout Technical Validation: DEMA gap expansion with ADX above 40 Momentum Persistence: +DI expanding dominance over -DI Acceleration Parameters: Entry: 1.1805-1.1820 on confirmed acceleration Stop: Below 1.1750 (failed acceleration) Extended Targets: 1.1950, 1.2000, 1.2050+ Position Management: Trail stops using 0.004 structure levels --- Risk Management Protocols Position Sizing Guidelines Aggressive Approach (Recommended for 6E): Maximum Risk: 2.5% of account (increased allocation due to exceptional technical quality) Contract Calculation: Account Size × 0.025 ÷ (Stop Distance × $12.50 per pip) Example: $100,000 account with 60-pip stop = 33 contracts maximum Rationale: Strongest technical setup justifies aggressive allocation Stop Loss Hierarchy Tactical Stop: 1.1710 (DEMA support) Strategic Stop: 1.1680 (breakout support) Emergency Stop: 1.1650 (institutional accumulation boundary) Profit Management Framework Systematic Profit Taking: First Target (40%): Lock in profits at initial resistance zone Second Target (30%): Capture extended move through distribution areas Final Position (30%): Trail for potential acceleration beyond 1.2000 Trail Stop Method: Use 0.004 structure chart levels once in profit --- Market Context and External Factors Fundamental Catalysts Supporting Euro Strength Central Bank Policy Dynamics: ECB maintaining restrictive stance longer than Fed Interest rate differential shifting in favor of Euro Quantitative tightening supporting currency fundamentals Inflation dynamics favoring European monetary policy Economic Factors: European energy security improvements reducing volatility Manufacturing sector stabilization supporting economic outlook Current account dynamics favoring Euro strength Political stability improving investor confidence Technical Market Structure Currency Market Positioning: Speculative positioning showing Euro oversold conditions reversing Commercial hedger activity supporting Euro strength Cross-currency relationships confirming Dollar weakness Volatility patterns suggesting sustained directional move --- Monitoring Checklist and Alert Levels Daily Monitoring Requirements DEMA Configuration: Maintain bullish black above orange relationship Breakout Respect: Confirm price behavior above 1.1700 breakout level Volume Analysis: Monitor for volume expansion on upward moves Central Bank Events: ECB and Fed policy statements, economic data releases Dollar Correlation: Monitor relationship with DXY and other major currency pairs Critical Alert Levels Bullish Escalation Alerts: Break above 1.1800 with volume expansion DEMA gap expansion beyond 30 pips +DI moving above 40 with ADX persistence above 40 ECB hawkish policy statements supporting fundamental backdrop Risk Management Alerts: DEMA bearish crossover (black below orange) Break below 1.1700 breakout support level ADX declining below 25 indicating momentum loss Fed policy pivot announcements affecting interest rate differential --- Strategic Outlook and Conviction Assessment Risk/Reward Analysis Exceptional Setup Characteristics: Risk: 60 pips to breakout support (1.1680) Reward: 150+ pips to first major resistance (1.1900+) Risk/Reward Ratio: 2.5:1 minimum, potential 4:1+ Probability Assessment: High (80%+) based on technical breakout quality Portfolio Allocation Recommendation Maximum Technical Conviction Positioning Euro Futures represents the highest quality technical setup in the current market environment. The exceptional alignment of DEMA crossover, DMI momentum, and validated breakout above institutional accumulation creates optimal conditions for aggressive positioning. While institutional accumulation is less pronounced than in commodities, the technical execution quality and central bank policy support justify maximum allocation within risk parameters. Allocation Framework: Primary Portfolio Weight: 20-25% (maximum technical conviction) Entry Method: Immediate positioning with scale-in capability on pullbacks Hold Period: Expect 3-8 week position duration Exit Strategy: Systematic profit-taking at technical resistance levels --- Conclusion and Strategic Assessment Euro Futures presents the strongest technical setup among all analyzed markets, with exceptional DEMA crossover quality and validated breakout above institutional accumulation. While the institutional positioning is less dramatic than commodity accumulation patterns, the technical execution signals are pristine and supported by favorable central bank policy dynamics. Current positioning above breakout support offers superior risk/reward characteristics with clearly defined parameters for both profit-taking and risk management. Implementation Priority: Immediate aggressive positioning recommended - this technical setup quality represents the gold standard for momentum-based entries with institutional validation. Next Review: Daily monitoring of DEMA configuration and breakout level respect Position Management: Systematic profit-taking protocol with trailing stops at technical levels --- Important Disclaimer Risk Warning and Educational Purpose Statement This analysis is provided for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice, investment recommendations, or trading signals. All trading and investment decisions are solely the responsibility of the individual trader or investor. Key Risk Considerations: Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors Past performance does not guarantee future results Market conditions can change rapidly, invalidating any analysis Leverage can amplify both profits and losses significantly Individual financial circumstances and risk tolerance vary greatly Professional Guidance: Before making any trading decisions, consult with qualified financial advisors, conduct your own research, and ensure you fully understand the risks involved. Only trade with capital you can afford to lose. Methodology Limitations: Volume profile analysis and technical indicators are tools for market assessment but are not infallible predictors of future price movement. Market dynamics include numerous variables that cannot be fully captured in any single analytical framework. The views and analysis presented represent one interpretation of market data and should be considered alongside other forms of analysis and individual judgment.
CME:6E1!
by mxb1961
Euro Futures (6E) – Bearish Drift Below ResistanceEuro Futures (6E) appears to be grinding lower showing clear signs of fading bullish momentum. After a bounce off 1.16160 support on July 17, Euro Futures (6E) made a failed push into 1.17995 resistance on Tuesday, July 22, a level that’s acted as a firm ceiling since June 26. Since then, price action has been in a descending broadening channel, often a precursor to further downside with expanding volatility as sellers control the tempo. As of 5:20 AM GMT, the structure points to continued weakness. I expect 6E to settle around 1.17170 – 1.16990 by close of Wednesday, July 23, 2025. 📉 Bias: Bearish 🔍 Pattern: Broadening Descending Channel 🕒 Date: July 23, 2025
CME:6E1!Short
by TakeProfit_1
2
Opportunities Arise from Dollar WeaknessSince the dollar peaked in 2022, it has declined by 24%. Such a decline may not seem significant for a stock, it’s a different story when it comes to currencies, especially a reserve currency for USD. US purchasing power has dropped by a quarter, meaning they will now have to pay 24% more for imports from EU. However, the decline in the USD also presents opportunities in other markets. Mirco EUR/USD Futures Ticker: M6E Minimum fluctuation: 0.0001 per euro = $1.25 Disclaimer: • What presented here is not a recommendation, please consult your licensed broker. • Our mission is to create lateral thinking skills for every investor and trader, knowing when to take a calculated risk with market uncertainty and a bolder risk when opportunity arises. CME Real-time Market Data help identify trading set-ups in real-time and express my market views. If you have futures in your trading portfolio, you can check out on CME Group data plans available that suit your trading needs www.tradingview.com
CME:6E1!Long
by konhow
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Dollar Decline Against All Major CurrenciesThe Dollar’s decline didn’t start with the recent ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs. In fact, it has been gradually weakening since the 1970s. More recently, however, the Dollar has lost value against many currencies since January. Why is that? Why have the USD/CHF and USD/SGD strengthened against the US Dollar over the past few decades? One reason is that both countries have managed their money supply with discipline. For example, as of end-2024, Switzerland’s net federal debt stood at 141 billion Swiss franc, their debt to GDP ratio at 17.2%. In contrast, the United States has expanded its national debt at an alarming rate. Some might point out that Japan’s debt-to-GDP ratio is even higher—around 230%. That is why the Japanese Yen has also been in decline for decades. Why does printing more money through QE and increasing the money supply weaken a currency? Just imagine in a close economy with 10 people and 1 central bank. If the central bank printed $100 and distributed equally to the 10, each of them will receive $10 to buy 10 available cheesecakes. But now the central bank decided to print $1,000 and each person will have $100 to buy 10 available cheesecakes. The global economy is not a close, but an open system. When the US and other major economies printed massive amounts of money, they didn’t just inflate their own economies—they exported inflation worldwide. This contributes to rising cost of living not all around the world. In my view, Gold is also a currency pair against the US at the start of 1971. The moment dollar unpeg itself from gold, gold appreciates. With each QE, we can see how the currencies have diluted with gold and inflation appreciating over these years. Why different currencies have started to appreciate against the USD since January this year? We can see all the currencies have either reached its bottomed in January and started moving higher or it formed a reversal pattern like the Aussie dollar and the Dollar Yuan, in this case with this inverted hammer, it is indicating Dollar Yuan to reverse downward, meaning dollar coming off and yuan to appreciate. January was President Trump inauguration and February was when he rolled out tariffs against Canada, Mexico and China, and the market do not like that and has been selling the USD against the rest of the currencies? If US has printed the so much money, but why other than Swiss franc and Singapore Dollar, many other currencies have been depreciating against dollars over the past decades? I’d like to hear your thoughts on this. Euro FX Futures & Options Ticker: 6E Minimum fluctuation: 0.000050 per Euro increment = $6.25 Disclaimer: • What presented here is not a recommendation, please consult your licensed broker. • Our mission is to create lateral thinking skills for every investor and trader, knowing when to take a calculated risk with market uncertainty and a bolder risk when opportunity arises. CME Real-time Market Data help identify trading set-ups in real-time and express my market views. If you have futures in your trading portfolio, you can check out on CME Group data plans available that suit your trading needs www.tradingview.com Trading the Micro: www.cmegroup.com
CME:6S1!Short
by konhow
Why Has the USD Been Falling?Dollar has lost value against many currencies since January. Why is that? The Dollar’s decline didn’t start with the recent ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs. In fact, it has been gradually weakening since the 1970s. U.S. Treasury Futures & Options Ticker: 6E Minimum fluctuation: 0.000050 per Euro increment = $6.25 Disclaimer: • What presented here is not a recommendation, please consult your licensed broker. • Our mission is to create lateral thinking skills for every investor and trader, knowing when to take a calculated risk with market uncertainty and a bolder risk when opportunity arises. CME Real-time Market Data help identify trading set-ups in real-time and express my market views. If you have futures in your trading portfolio, you can check out on CME Group data plans available that suit your trading needs www.tradingview.com Trading the Micro: www.cmegroup.com
CME:6S1!Short
by konhow
Take the Red Pill: The EURO COT Long Play RevealedTake the Red Pill: The EURO Long Play Revealed "Let me tell you why you're here. You're here because you know something. What you know, you can't explain, but you feel it." – Morpheus Most traders move blindly through the markets, buying and selling on impulse, on what they think they know. But for those who understand how to read deeper signals, patterns begin to emerge—patterns that separate the merely active from the truly informed. Right now, if you're willing to look, Commitment of Traders (COT) data is showing us something intriguing about the EURO. This is your red pill: a glimpse into how those in the know see beyond the chart. The Setup: A Commercial Long Play Behind the scenes, commercials—the ones who have true skin in the game—have loaded up on longs, reaching a 26-week extreme in positioning. Not only that, but they're holding their longest exposure in three years, a sign that those with the best intel in the market believe in a coming shift. Meanwhile, the "small specs," often driven by emotion rather than insight, have gone nearly max-short. Historically, this group isn't just wrong; they’re almost predictably wrong. The result? A textbook setup. But if you’re looking to take advantage, know this: jumping in without discipline is how people get burned. We wait for a confirmed trend change on the daily timeframe. Nothing less. Because only the disciplined get to see beyond the shadows and reap the rewards. The Undervaluation: Gold, Treasuries, and the EURO’s True Position If you look at the EURO in comparison to gold and treasuries, something stands out—it’s undervalued. This doesn’t show up in headlines or make for easy soundbites, but for those who know how to look, it’s a flashing signal. And there’s a seasonal edge, too: the EURO’s tendency to rally through mid-December. It’s another puzzle piece that, when added up with positioning extremes and market sentiment, paints a picture that only a few will truly grasp. Supplementary Signals: Layers of Confirmation For those still seeking confirmation, additional indicators are lining up: %R, Stochastic, and even bullish momentum divergence are signaling alignment. But understand this—the market doesn’t reward the impatient. We wait, observe, and move only when the trend change is confirmed on the daily chart. The Truth Beneath the Surface This is no ordinary trade idea. It’s a blueprint to help you see the hidden dynamics that move the market. Those who look only at surface price action may be blindsided by the moves yet to come. But for those willing to see beyond—those ready to know what the COT data, the fundamentals, and the seasonal tendencies are saying—this is a rare opportunity. Now, if you’re ready to see what the rest don’t, follow Tradius Trades. You’ll be one of the few with eyes open, equipped to move with purpose. --- > "I didn’t say it would be easy, Neo. I just said it would be the truth."
CME:6EZ2024Long
by Tradius_Trades
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EURUSD Short IdeaPrice has rejected multiple times on the daily chart from the 50% level of the bearish orderblock @ 1.08635 . Price also failed to displace and close above Mondays high. My Draw on Liquidity (DOL) is Tuesday's low, and am hunting a short setup. I want to see H1 candles closing with rejection wicks in the H1 bearish FVG areas ( 1.08565 to 1.08580) as well as 50% of the H1 bearish orderblock (1.08605). H1 candle closing rejecting this area, and I'd look for entry on M5. Let me know your thoughts on this trade idea, and what you are looking for on EUR.
CME:6EH2024Short
by Tradius_Trades
EURUSD 6EF Short Trade Idea 6EZ2023 - EURUSD - SHORT 6E / EURUSD just had a strong bearish reaction on the H4 timeframe to the area of sensitivity (weekly fair value gap FVG). On a pullback into a H4 premium, I will be hunting short triggers on M15 timeframe to then target the PWL (previous weekly low). This correlates nicely with DXY, which just had the same reaction to a weekly FVG. There is a nice weekly fractal high within the weekly fair value gap on DXY which should act as the next DOL. 6EZ2023 doesn't have a fractal high to act as a draw, so I will be watching DXY to determine when to exit the short.
CME:6EZ2023Short
by Tradius_Trades
Euro Futures 6E1 Finding Support?Looking a 4 hr line chart at some reoccuring retrace levels and time cycles we can see price is reaching the 70% retrace level of our last major uptrend. The question is will it be "retrace" and bounce or break the low of the last major swing signaling a reversal of the longer running macro uptrend. Looking at the log chart we can see the rate at which price is dropping is slowing signaling we may be finding support at a 70% retrace of the last swing. IF we are finding support a reasonable expecation would be to form a range of accumulation before seeing a push to up side. The current chart is pointing out squares of time and price from the down trend giving high probability price levels and time cycles of future trend. First major point of resistance is the 1.96 zone where we have the .236 retrace level of the entire down trend IF it is has bottomed, the 50% retrace level from the last high of the downtrend, the 45 degree mark from squaring the last down trend, and the 200 EMA on the 4hr. Just looking at the chart this zone could be an accumulation zone for a continuation of macro uptrend or if we are seeing a macro reversal it could also be seen as point of rejection and continuation of our current down trend. Current trading plan is to trade the current range from this hopeful low to local resistance. IF it brakes to the upside next local target would be the swing golden pocket. IF it brakes to the down side there is a small gap to fill down to the 1.081 area. Trade Well......
CME:6E1!
by Degen-Dynasty