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EUR/USD - Descending Triangle Within Downtrend

Posted on June 2, 2010 at 14:02 in Analysis by James Chen

Price action on EUR/USD, a 4-hour chart of which is shown, has formed a descending triangle formation in the midst of a strong downtrend. Often considered a bearish continuation pattern, the descending triangle is closely watched for strong breaks to the downside. The triangle’s flat support bottom around the 1.2140 price region has around three touches, while its descending top also has three touches. For more technical analysis on this currency pair, please click here for Wednesday’s (6/02/2010) Chart of the Day.

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5 Responses to “EUR/USD - Descending Triangle Within Downtrend”

  1. on 02 Jun 2010 at 8:52 pm1bogdan

    almost worrying the target of this triangle…..

  2. on 03 Jun 2010 at 2:31 am2Santos

    Hi James, what side (up side or down side)is your favour?

    Thank you

  3. on 03 Jun 2010 at 4:45 pm3James Chen

    Hi Bogdan!

    Thanks for your comment. I’m looking for an initial target of around 1.2000, if this triangle is indeed broken to the downside. Thanks as always, Bogdan!

    James Chen

  4. on 03 Jun 2010 at 9:43 pm4Diego Zapata

    with the approach of the NFPR, a breakdown could be the possible step, and a V form cold appear, with a 1,20 support. As for the 520K forecast of the NFPR its quite high to reach, so in the early stage a down trend; as for the 9,8 unemploy will pullup the trend back to 1,22.

  5. on 06 Jun 2010 at 8:51 pm5bogdan

    se we’re now under 1.20 .. can’t say I even considered this possibility ..but.. once here looking at the weekly i have 1.13 as a target

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