EURUSD spiked to year-to-date new low at 1.1815.
The small RSI divergence should be taken into account.
It could not be translated into buy signal, but long term control point at 1.1790 is just below here.
We'll keep position flexible and wait for better opportunities.
Daily support Levels: 1.1808 1.1802 1.1792 1.1778 1.1754 1.1748 1.1728 1.1715
Daily resistance Levels: 1.1857 1.1860 1.1877 1.1882 1.1904 1.1929 1.1937
Intraday Trade Idea:
Sell Latentinterest Order: 1.1877
Buy Latentinterest Order: 1.1779
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