Last week was quite interesting, especially given the EUR/USD orderbook had four very strong levels of resistence making up over 50% of the sell side weighted volume (Thursday). The lower range was pushed down from previous levels, also indicating buyers are calling for lower prices.
The orderbook still has quite a bit of pressure on the sell side, even though the bulls hold the market, albeit thinly, at the close of Friday's session. While Monday may bring a bullish gap, I believe the coming week will see more tug-of-war motion between the bulls and bears, but ultimately, the prices will be driven down lower.
While there is a good chance the market may test the 1.073 range, I don't see any evidence that it will be broken, yet. For the next month or so, I believe the market is going to remain in its current ranged area, perhaps with minor expansion.
The orderbook still has quite a bit of pressure on the sell side, even though the bulls hold the market, albeit thinly, at the close of Friday's session. While Monday may bring a bullish gap, I believe the coming week will see more tug-of-war motion between the bulls and bears, but ultimately, the prices will be driven down lower.
While there is a good chance the market may test the 1.073 range, I don't see any evidence that it will be broken, yet. For the next month or so, I believe the market is going to remain in its current ranged area, perhaps with minor expansion.
