If you've
been watching the Euro over the past year, you know that it has been
trading in a wide range on the weekly chart with relatively equal lows
and varying highs. Conventional technical analysis would suggest that
multiple touches on "support" or "resistance" shows that an area is
strong, but from a very simple supply/demand standpoint, this can't be
true. As we see with the EURUSD, it has made several touches on the
bottom side of the range, which is likely suggesting that buyers are
being absorbed in that area, which will eventually result in very few
buyers in that area, allowing price to fall. Since this is the case, I
am not looking for buying opportunities in that area, but rather looking
for shorting opportunities near current price to capitalize on the move
down, with the eventual violation of that "support" area and a further
continuation of price down to the lower "low risk buying area" as
defined on the chart. Although this is a weekly chart and a wide area
to buy against, I would prefer to let the market fall into that area,
then go down to a daily chart and look for a reversal candle inside of
that "buy" area, or even look for a reversal pattern to form, then I
would enter the position with my stop below the nearest pivot low to
minimize risk and give me a more precision entry with greater profit
potential to the upside.
**NOTE** This is for educational purposes only. This information is NOT trading or investment advice.
**NOTE** This is for educational purposes only. This information is NOT trading or investment advice.
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