EUR/USD (institutional)
Hello traders!
Eur/Usd has shown an up-trend movement recently, but we do have liquidity zones beneath the current price action.
This is why I highlighted 2 possible scenarios…
Personally I am planning to enter long, but I do need confirmations before placing my entry.
As take profit we are targeting one of the previous highs, where sellers’ stop loss is (liquidity pool)
Banks
EURUSD SHORT SWEPT LIQUIDITY FROM HIGHS, POTENTIAL SHORT FILLING IMBALANCES AND MITIGATING ORDER BLOCKS... RALLIED FRO YESTERDAYS LONG ON EURUSD DESCENDING CHANNEL, FOLLOWING DAILY DESCENDING CHANNEL WITH WYCKOFF DISTRIBUTION AT THE TOP OF THE CHANNEL, FOLLOWED DOWN BY TREND FOLLOWING MARKDOWN TECHNIQUE
DONT TARDE AGAINST THE BANKS !!Another aggressive short following yesterdays
short after the liquidity grab, we saw yesterday
on GBPJPY.
Bat pattern forming allowing entry into short
position to potentially fill the imbalance from
the bounce up yesterday and potentially
looking to hold down to sweep the liquidity
from the lows at 143.014.
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Trade Update #stocksThe Chart: Price has fully reversed from the bottom of the large range (rectangle) and has now broken out of the top end of the range. Despite todays rough down day I am comfortable with my position as long as price can hold above the 59 area.
The Narrative: Banks are taking a bit hit on earnings but the quarterly results we not as bad as the price drop may seem. Given the run most including Citigroup have had, taking some profits into the quarterly results was some what expected. The recent move in interest rates, reopenings, and overall global growth should all be tailwinds for the sector. Unless there is a double dip recession, I think the banks have more room to run especially if we hold the 59 area for Citi specifically.