Im watching DXY to short EURUSD as they run in opposite directions......DXY is easier to predict as its in a bull flag. Im waiting for it to break to the upside..I think it may want to test the .23% fib at 95.38 and the support trendline before breaking to the upsode....SO I expect to find EURUSD in a high location when DXY hits 95.38 and I will short EURUSD and take profit at 1.117...completion of a Gartley pattern....alternatively if DXY breaks up out of the flag before this I will still enter a short on EURUSD....
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DXY may attempt a double top , i will buy EURUSD when DXY touches the top blue line or when it breaks the lower trendilne.......I won't rush in on the .618..I will wait for confirmation , I will look at buying GOLD as well as I can't see dollar going above the previous structure high so this could be the best time....
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Im now bullish on Dollar index....retracement from the head was only .38%...we have anew retracement of .786 which is bullish and the lower trendilne support...in a potential bullish channel....
THE PLAN....
I will short EURUSD and GOLD when DXY hits support trendline, I will take some profit when DXY hits 95.94 as it completes a bearish butterfly there, I will let rest of my position run until DXY hits 96.8 which is completion of a bearish Gartley and upper trendilne resistance...
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EURUSD was a bearish Bat...Shorted it
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Ive come out because of the 100 retracement and DXY touching support again...breakeven trade...will reenter when I see a signTrade active
another short entered on EURUSD..SL is other side of resistance line 1.12500Trade closed manually
Break even...Eurusd is locked in sideway stalemate ...I will trade it when I see a winnerNote
I will adopt strategy to range based instead of trend based on this pair for nowDisclaimer
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