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EUR/USD Mid-Session Technical Analysis for April 14, 2014

By:
James Hyerczyk
Updated: Aug 23, 2015, 16:00 GMT+00:00

Daily EUR/USD Technical Analysis The EUR/USD is under pressure at the mid-session after a gap-lower opening confirmed Friday’s closing price reversal top

Daily EUR/USD

Daily EUR/USD Technical Analysis

Daily EUR/USD
Daily EUR/USD

The EUR/USD is under pressure at the mid-session after a gap-lower opening confirmed Friday’s closing price reversal top at 1.3905. This chart pattern typically leads to the start of a 2 to 3 day break equal to at least 50% of the last rally. The last rally produced a move from 1.3672 to 1.3905. This created a retracement zone and downside target at 1.3788 to 1.3761.

Late last week, a downtrending angle from the 1.3966 top stopped the rally. This angle at 1.3911 today is the main resistance. Early in the session, the market opened on the weak side of a downtrending angle at 1.3912. This attracted fresh selling pressure that drove the market though a downtrending angle at 1.3856.

Breaking 1.3856 puts the EUR/USD in a weak position, setting up a break into an uptrending angle at 1.3792. This angle forms a loose support cluster with the 50% level at 1.3788. A failure to hold this area could trigger a further break into 1.3761.

Hourly EUR/USD Technical Analysis

Hourly EUR/USD
Hourly EUR/USD

The main trend is down on the hourly chart. The main trend turned down early in the session when the EUR/USD crossed the main bottom at 1.3863. The move was reaffirmed when 1.3815 was taken out. The new main top is 1.3833.

The short-term range is 1.3779 to 1.3905. The EUR/USD is trading on the bearish side of its pivot at 1.3842.

The main range is 1.3672 to 1.3905. This forms a retracement zone and next downside target at 1.3788 to 1.3761.

Look for a bearish tone into the close as long as the EUR/USD stays under 1.3833 and especially the pivot at 1.3842.

Watch for profit-taking on the initial test of 1.3788. If sellers continue to press the market then look for the move to continue into the Fibonacci level at 1.3761. 

About the Author

James Hyerczyk is a U.S. based seasoned technical analyst and educator with over 40 years of experience in market analysis and trading, specializing in chart patterns and price movement. He is the author of two books on technical analysis and has a background in both futures and stock markets.

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