We seem to have seen key breaks in the EUR/USD and USD/CHF that should herald a stronger follow-through at some point. The problem I have right now is when that stronger directional break will occur. The wave development has been particularly complicated in the 5-minute charts with lots of overlaps and general noise that makes reading the structure rather hazardous. The base approach is to understand the underlying risk and when this is confirmed the follow-through should begin to develop with fewer complications. This is applicable to these two currency pairs at least. In the GBP/USD the move higher from 1.6473 was very firm and is bordering on a break higher… but one that hasn’t been confirmed. Until then it’ll be best to keep an open mind.
The AUD/USD corrected higher and quite deeply, indeed to very much the maximum that it could. I do still look for the downside to develop with a general target range on the downside. Be flexible as we push into that range and consider momentum across 4-hour, hourly and 5-minute charts.
The USD/JPY still has a sharply declining Price Equilibrium Cloud in the 4-hour charts but the way price has been holding up will allow the Cloud to flatten out. During the process there remains a risk of minor new lows. I don’t see this coming low to be the final low, but may well be the penultimate one. This tends to work with the EUR/JPY that seems to have found an intermediate low but is still due one more. These pairs could therefore be a little messy and choppy so I’d recommend observing first and reacting only if there is a clear trading opportunity.
Overall today has potential to remain rather difficult, but continue to consider the main directional bias and prefer trades in that direction.