EUR/USD: Bulls Want Yesterday’s Breakout to Be Start of Second Leg Up
EUR/USD: Bulls Want Yesterday’s Breakout to Be Start of Second Leg Up
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The EUR/USD broke above the November 15 high yesterday and is currently trying to reverse down and has today formed a bear bar closing on its low.
Bulls want yesterday’s breakout to be the start of the second leg up that reaches the November 10 and 11 measured move target above (1.069).
Bears see a wedge top and want today to be a strong bear reversal bar closing on its low.
While the odds favor a second leg up after yesterday’s bull breakout bar, if today is a bear reversal bar closing on its low, some bulls will exit below and wait for a couple of legs down.
Overall, traders will pay close attention to today’s close and see if the bears can get a strong bear reversal bar or if the bulls can prevent the bears.
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