The EUR/USD formed a bull doji yesterday. While yesterday’s bull doji is a bad buy signal bar, it is also a disappointing follow-through for the bears, which will convince some bears to take partial profits below yesterday.
The Bulls hope they can create a major trend reversal after the August 30th trendline break. However, the bulls’ issue is that the bears are forming a 6-bar bear microchannel. This will increase the odds of any reversal being minor.
The May 31st low is 60 pips away, and the market may have to reach it before the bulls will come in and begin buying.
It is possible that the market will get near the May 2022 low and reverse up just above it, making traders question if the May low was adequately tested.
Overall, traders should be prepared for the bears to take partial profits below yesterday’s low. However, if there is profit taking below yesterday, any reversal up will likely be limited.
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