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EUR/USD Bullish ABC Testing Key Fibs for Bearish Reversal

By:
Chris Svorcik
Published: May 31, 2021, 13:38 UTC

EUR/USD built 5 bearish waves as expected. But is it enough to create a full bearish reversal? Let’s start.

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The EUR/USD built 5 bearish waves as expected. But is it enough to create a full bearish reversal?

This article examines why we expect the uptrend to turn into a strong bearish price swing. Let’s start.

Price Charts and Technical Analysis

EUR/USD 31.5.2021 4 hour chart

The EUR/USD is testing a heavy resistance zone on the daily chart (top). This previous top is expected to create a bearish price swing for a wave C (pink). Besides the strong resistance, there are also chart and Elliott Wave patterns that indicate a reversal:

  1. The Elliott Wave patterns are indicating the end of the wave B (pink) and the start of the wave C (pink).
  2. There was also a rising wedge reversal chart pattern that already broke below the support trend lines (dotted green).
  3. The bearish 5 waves (orange on 1H chart) is probably a wave 1 (orange).
  4. The current bullish bounce is expected to be a wave 2 (grey).
  5. The wave 1-2 (grey) outlook remains valid as long as price stays below the previous top. A bullish break invalidates it (red circle).
  6. A bearish bounce below the top (orange arrows) could start the wave 3 (grey) lower.
  7. A lengthy sideways correction, however, could indicate a different corrective pattern rather than a bearish reversal.
  8. A break below the -61.8% Fibonacci target usually indicates and confirms a wave 3 (grey) pattern.
  9. The main targets are the Fibonacci levels as indicated in the 4 hour chart. The -161.8% Fib target is located at 1.1916. Price action could decline to test the daily bottom around 1.17-1.1750.

On the 1 hour chart, price action seems to have completed 5 bearish waves (orange) in wave 1 (grey):

  1. The current bullish price action is probably a wave A (orange).
  2. The sideways correction seems to be a wave B (orange).
  3. The wave B is getting support from the previous bottoms (green boxes).
  4. A bullish breakout (green arrows) above the local resistance (orange) could indicate a wave C (orange) in wave 2 (grey).
  5. A bearish breakout (orange arrows) below the support (green) could indicate a deeper wave B (orange).
  6. A bearish bounce could confirm the downtrend. Also a break below the bottom confirms the downtrend.
  7. A break above the top invalidates it (red circle).

EUR/USD 31.5.2021 1 hour chart

Good trading,

Chris Svorcik

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About the Author

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Chris Svorcik is co-founder, trader, and analyst with Elite CurrenSea (www.EliteCurrenSea.com) since 2014.

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