EURUSD outlook

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@asuquokelvin - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

EURUSD is buying as expected, we hope it clears out those liquidity soon

EURUSD is currently buying at least my sell on USDCAD is still intact, I will hold it and wait for other fundamentals the dxy structure is already pricing into a bearish market so I believe one data will miss expectations big time so that investors will totally pull out so my sell will continue downwards

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@asuquokelvin - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

Yeah, I'm also holding my buys on EURUSD. Hopefully it hits tp tomorrow

Just follow up with fundamentals once alligned with strategy gives high win rate

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@nsg_usd - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

Yeah right!

I'll get to understand this fundamentals very soon

A break above 1.1470 level, is what will confirm EU is fully bullish for me.

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@nsg_usd - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

EURUSD is buying as expected, we hope it clears out those liquidity soon

Yeah. we hope it does. It has built a good internal bullish channel, i'll just hope it sustains it for a while even though overall bias is still bearish.

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@godspowerdan - 1 month ago
Quoted - nsg_usd

A break above 1.1470 level, is what will confirm EU is fully bullish for me.

The level is still internal, until price breaks the high that created the last swing low, price remains bearish overall

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@godspowerdan - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

Yes it will be sustained

The bullish order flow remains intact.

Price respected the higher-timeframe bullish order block once again, proving that buyers are still defending this area. Until that zone fails, I remain bullish.

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@godspowerdan - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

The bullish order flow remains intact.

Price respected the higher-timeframe bullish order block once again, proving that buyers are still defending this area. Until that zone fails, I remain bullish.

A pullback isn't automatically bearish.

In a bullish market, retracements simply provide better prices for institutions to continue accumulating positions.

Context always comes before candles.

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@asuquokelvin - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

Yeah right!

I'll get to understand this fundamentals very soon

Keep at it. Fundamentals become much easier once you start linking economic news to actual price reactions. That's when the concepts really begin to make sense, just focusing on broader picture not just a release

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@godspowerdan - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

A pullback isn't automatically bearish.

In a bullish market, retracements simply provide better prices for institutions to continue accumulating positions.

Context always comes before candles.

Liquidity has already been collected below(engineered liquidity).

Now the focus shifts higher.

The market has little reason to continue selling if the objective is to deliver into resting buy-side liquidity.

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@godspowerdan - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

Liquidity has already been collected below(engineered liquidity).

Now the focus shifts higher.

The market has little reason to continue selling if the objective is to deliver into resting buy-side liquidity.

My current framework is simple:

• Bullish order flow ✔️

• Bullish order block respected ✔️

• Liquidity swept ✔️

Now I'm waiting for price expansion.

Nothing complicated.

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@asuquokelvin - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

True 💯

Fundamentals should always compliment technicals

Where some traders fail is they don't know that technical always move first before fundamentals, now it is fundamental that will validate or invalidate the technical in a long run

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@godspowerdan - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

My current framework is simple:

• Bullish order flow ✔️

• Bullish order block respected ✔️

• Liquidity swept ✔️

Now I'm waiting for price expansion.

Nothing complicated.

Notice how price reacted aggressively from demand.

That tells me institutions are still interested in this discount zone.

The reaction matters more than the prediction.

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@godspowerdan - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

Notice how price reacted aggressively from demand.

That tells me institutions are still interested in this discount zone.

The reaction matters more than the prediction.

Liquidity is the destination.

Order blocks are the launchpads.

Price has already found its launchpad.

Now I'm watching for delivery into the next pool of liquidity.

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@asuquokelvin - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

This is very very true.

Just like how NFP pulled out

But it still doesn't give the whole story of the USD direction yet

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