EURUSD only

I think today still sideway, maybe tomorrow after the NFP we will see the clear direction.

I'm selling from the top of the range before the news, but this is not financial advice

Personally I longed at 1.1594, I saw a great rejection of the 1.1590 area, but I am going to assume that soon we are going to have another retracement down for a continuation upwards, nothing is really telling me it’s a shorting price…

Okay, I have now closed the short position because it made a higher low on the hourly chart and there is no downward momentum. Now I am flat and just watching. Given the price action, I think it is quite possible that they want to push it up in the short term. It remains to be seen how far, but perhaps the 1.1660-80 area will come back into focus. We'll see.

i thought that it would hit my tp faster but market is already so slow

Honestly I love seeing so many different strategies in place, where many people are on one side, some are on the other, it’s really cool to see in my opinion how different we all react to essentially the same chart for everybody

Meanwhile, on H1....

Boring price action these days, lowkey pointless to keep looking at the chart when all it’s doing is back and forth, set my alerts if anywhere is tapped…

Long at 1.1571 - even though I closed my short to early it reached my tp.

You also have to take in consideration that different people may be using different time frames and strategies accordingly.
I was selling for a higher time frame but could be scalping a buy on the M1.

Critical Turning Point for EUR/USD: Will There Be an Upturn?

· Amid a period where geopolitical risks are impacting global markets, investors will closely monitor tomorrow's US labor market statistics for the EUR/USD pair.
· The Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) data will be particularly crucial for the direction of this pair.
· The 1.1640 barrier and 1.1593 support will be important thresholds.
In recent days, markets have focused on the impact of developments in the Middle East on financial markets. However, although the tension heightened by the war continues to affect prices, tomorrow's US employment market data, and especially the NFP, should be closely monitored.
According to a Bloomberg survey, analysts expect the US economy to have added approximately 55,000 jobs in non-agricultural sectors in February. In January, the NFP was announced at 130,000, exceeding the forecast of 66,000.
The ADP private sector employment data for February, released on Wednesday, also exceeded expectations of 50,000, coming in at 63,000.
Adding to this the results of the latest Services PMI data, we can say that evidence is mounting that the job market in the world's largest economy is beginning to improve. However, for this to be confirmed, tomorrow's NFP data will need to corroborate it.
Among the employment data that will provide information about the decisions to be made at the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting to be completed on March 18, the NFP stands out and may be decisive in whether the recent declines in the EUR/USD pair will continue.

On Tuesday, the EUR/USD pair ended its medium-term uptrend by breaking the 1.1640 support level. However, the price is still holding above the 200-day EMA. Tomorrow's NFP data may give us an opportunity to understand whether the price will return to the trend or break through the 200 EMA level around 1.1593.
If the price continues to hold above 1.1593, there still seems to be an opportunity for an uptrend, or even a return to the trend. For this, NFP data below expectations (55K) will be needed. This is because a figure that falls short of expectations could strengthen the possibility of an FOMC interest rate cut, creating conditions for the dollar to lose value. In such a scenario, the 1.1640 barrier would need to be broken. If this happens, the price could see a short-term rise to around 1.1710.
An NFP figure above expectations, however, could lead to continued losses in the EUR/USD pair and a break below the 200-day EMA around 1.1593. In such a scenario, which could deepen the declines, the price will first seek support around 1.1540, Tuesday's low.

Closing at 1.1574. Sidelines now.

it's a bull/bear fight here on this level now

15M chart formed nice divergence

Target hit

Price is nearing 1.1551... As planned, I am stepping down to M5 to look for the mentioned long opportunity...

Lagarde is speaking in 10 minutes, I hold from doing anything, and actually am done for the day with that scalp long earlier on. Have a great day everybody!

Clean as always ATA, I’ve been waiting for buys too but struggled to find an exact area I was expecting the bullish injection to come from. Did you just base you area off the daily wick or was there some 4h/1h structure you used ? Thanks ATA !

Based on some observational logic I detected 1.1573 as potential bounce level on D1.... (too long to explain the reasoning)

I did the same on H1 and I got 1.1551...

As a result I was looking for buying signals once price drops back into this zone between 1.1550/70

Really like this idea for a long. I expect to see some bearish action on the Dollar Index. My only worry as of now is tomorrow's NFP. Let's see!