DAILY TRADE SETUP

My EURUSD setup is built around a bearish continuation scenario.

First, I want price to break below the recent low. Next, I want a retest of the supply zone. Finally, I need bearish confirmation before taking the trade.

Sell Entry: 1.12020–1.12035

Stop Loss: 1.12125

Take Profit 1: 1.11700

Take Profit 2: 1.11524

CPI may create the volatility needed to reach my zone, but I’ll remain disciplined regardless of the outcome.

I have my EURUSD point of interest marked, and now I’m waiting.

I want price to break the recent low and retest supply before I consider joining the sellers. I’m hoping CPI brings price into my area, but I won’t force an entry if the setup doesn’t develop.

Entry: 1.12020–1.12035 after a confirmed retest

SL: 1.12125

TP1: 1.11700

TP2: 1.11524

Patience is part of the edge. Missing a trade is better than forcing a bad one.

My EURUSD analysis is focused on a possible bearish continuation.

I want to see the recent low taken out, followed by a retracement into supply. That retest is where I’ll look for confirmation that the market is ready to continue lower.

Entry: 1.12020–1.12035 after confirmation

SL: 1.12125

TP: 1.11524

I’m not predicting the next move. I’m waiting for the structure to support my decision.

With CPI approaching, EURUSD could experience increased volatility. My plan remains unchanged: wait for the recent low to break, then look for a retest of supply before considering a sell.

I want a structured entry, not an emotional reaction to the news.

Entry: 1.12020–1.12035, conditional on a confirmed retest

SL: 1.12125

TP1: 1.11700

TP2: 1.11524

If price moves without giving me confirmation, I’ll let it go.

EURUSD is approaching a key moment in my analysis. My plan is to wait for price to break below the recent low, then retest the supply zone before looking for a sell entry.

With CPI approaching, I’m hoping volatility will push price toward my point of interest. However, I still need confirmation before executing.

Entry: 1.12020–1.12035, after the breakdown and retest

SL: 1.12125

TP1: 1.11700

TP2: 1.11524

I’m not interested in chasing price. I want the market to come to my level and confirm my setup.

I’m watching EURUSD for a potential bearish continuation.

My ideal scenario is for price to break below the recent low, retrace into the supply area, and reject it. With CPI approaching, I’ll be watching how price reacts rather than assuming the news will automatically push the market lower.

Entry: 1.12020–1.12035 after a confirmed retest

SL: 1.12125

TP1: 1.11700

TP2: 1.11524

The setup must confirm before I commit to the trade.

My EURUSD bias remains bearish, but I want to see price break below the recent intraday low before considering a sell.

A clean break followed by a retest of the supply zone would give me the confirmation I’m looking for. CPI could provide the volatility needed to bring price into my area of interest.

Entry: 1.12020–1.12035 after confirmation

SL: 1.12125

TP: 1.11524

No breakdown, no retest, no trade. I’m sticking to my plan.

EURUSD is approaching a key moment in my analysis. My plan is to wait for price to break below the recent low, then retest the supply zone before looking for a sell entry.

With CPI approaching, I’m hoping volatility will push price toward my point of interest. However, I still need confirmation before executing.

Entry: 1.12020–1.12035, after the breakdown and retest

SL: 1.12125

TP1: 1.11700

TP2: 1.11524

I’m not interested in chasing price. I want the market to come to my level and confirm my setup.

Eurusd started selling after sweeping the 1.12111 level and rejected on the 15min timeframe, I am waiting for price to retest the nearest supply for me to join the sells

EURUSD is bearish, but consolidating at the moment.
I'll be waiting for a breakout either above 1.1213 for bullish opportunities, or below 1.1152 for bearish continuations.