The EUR/USD bulls got a surprise breakout with follow-through on Jan. 6.
While the odds favor a second leg up, the problem bulls face is that the breakout is testing the top of a likely trading range.
This increases the risk that any breakout above the January high will fail, and the market will continue to go sideways.
The bears want the market to form a double top with Jan. 2; however, the breakout on Jan. 6 is strong enough for the market to get at least a small second leg up.
The bears will probably wait for a second leg to see what happens above the Jan. 2 high.
Overall, the market will likely try and form some major trend reversal and continue sideways.
The odds still favor a 300-pip pullback, so the weekly chart can attempt to form a higher low major trend reversal.
The selloff since Mid-2021 was tight; therefore, the first reversal up will likely fail on the weekly chart without a pullback and test down, forming a higher low major trend reversal. Traders should expect sideways to down over the next couple of months.
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