analysis forex eurusd for monday 18

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analyzed pattern formed in d1 Rising Wedge
What is a Rising Wedge?
A rising wedge is a bearish continuation or reversal pattern, characterized by:

Rising prices forming higher highs and higher lows

Two trend lines converging upward

Often decreasing volume

It often occurs during overbought periods or after a rally
 
Price Pattern

The chart shows a rising wedge:

This pattern is usually bearish (weak rise that tends to break down).

The wedge forms with higher lows and higher but converging highs.

Confirmation: On the chart, the two blue lines you drew represent this pattern well.

👉 Possible scenario: If it breaks down, the most likely target is around the 1.1500–1.1450 area.

📉 Technical Indicators
1. Stochastic (14,3,3)

Current value: around 72.74 (nearly overbought zone > 80).

It is turning upward but near a resistance area.
👉 Signal: Possible exhaustion of the bullish momentum.

2. MACD (12,26,9)

MACD line (blue) ≈ 0.0024, above the Signal (orange) ≈ 0.0020.

Green ascending histogram → positive momentum.
👉 Signal: Bullish in the short term, but still weak.

3. Price Action

The latest candles show indecision (small bodies, wicks).

The price is in the resistance zone (1.1700 – 1.1720).

The wedge is tightening → breakout imminent.

⚖️ Trading Summary

Prevailing pattern: Rising wedge → downtrend.

Indicators:

MACD = weak bullish

Stochastic = near overbought → reversal risk

Key zones:

Strong resistance: 1.1720 - 1.1750

Support: 1.1600, then 1.1500

👉 If the wedge breaks below 1.1600, a possible decline towards 1.1450.
👉 If the wedge breaks above 1.1750, the wedge is invalidated and the price continues towards 1.1850-1.1900.
 
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