EURUSD outlook

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@nsg_usd - 2 months ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

EURUSD is bearish

Did you find a better entry?
I had this expectation, with entry at 1.1544, and SL at 1.1550

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@nsg_usd - 2 months ago
Quoted - nsg_usd

Did you find a better entry?
I had this expectation, with entry at 1.1544, and SL at 1.1550

EURUSD- Missed the sell on EURUSD, while following up GBPCAD and GBPAUD. Did you enter?

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@godspowerdan - 2 months ago
Quoted - israeljasspu

How it been going 😪

Price is still doing it's thing. There's no setup yet on EURUSD

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@nsg_usd - 2 months ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

I finally have an entry. Setup is now complete

Alright. let's see how it goes. will join the sells tomorrow but looking at entry at 1.1532. and SL at 1.1540

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@nsg_usd - 2 months ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

Price reached the higher-timeframe supply.

It rejected.

The 4H structure remained bearish.

The lower timeframe confirmed the move.

And now liquidity below has been taken.

One confirmation after another.

these sells should just drive at once, so we can just rest. The stress is becoming too much. This is just why I've never like EURUSD. Just be scalping or day-trading the pair.

Expecting Sell continuations tomorrow
Parameters - Entry-1.1532, SL, 1.1536

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@nsg_usd - 2 months ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

It will move no doubt but it shouldn't be slow

yeah. right. Tomorrow might be the real move, cause Fridays has always been an active trading day for market this year.
The sells I wanted to wait for tomorrow in EURUSD is already moving. I won't take it because of my trading plan. will have to adjust next week to minimum 5 positions and Max 10 position to accommodate more trade setups for day-trading.

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@godspowerdan - 2 months ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

The market has shifted.

EURUSD has transitioned from the previous bearish structure into a bullish structure on the lower timeframe.

The key now is whether price can maintain this bullish order flow.

Price has changed its structure and is now showing bullish intent.

I'm no longer forcing the previous bearish narrative.

The market has given a new structure, so the bias has to adapt with it.

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@godspowerdan - 2 months ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

Price has changed its structure and is now showing bullish intent.

I'm no longer forcing the previous bearish narrative.

The market has given a new structure, so the bias has to adapt with it.

As long as price doesn't take out the marked low before taking out the external high, I expect the bullish move to continue.

That low is now important for maintaining the current bullish narrative.

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@godspowerdan - 2 months ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

As long as price doesn't take out the marked low before taking out the external high, I expect the bullish move to continue.

That low is now important for maintaining the current bullish narrative.

We went from:

Bearish structure → liquidity taken → bullish shift → bullish expansion.

This is why I always wait for price to confirm the next direction rather than staying emotionally attached to an old bias.

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@godspowerdan - 2 months ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

We went from:

Bearish structure → liquidity taken → bullish shift → bullish expansion.

This is why I always wait for price to confirm the next direction rather than staying emotionally attached to an old bias.

For the current bullish idea, I don't want to see that low taken before the external high.

If the external high is taken first, it strengthens the bullish continuation narrative.

If the marked low is taken first, I'll reassess.

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