USD - Dollar Index (DXY) is showing considerable signs of a possible Reversal towards Minor 4 (red) Wave Corrective Sequence.
I would be looking for signs of weakness in Metals (GOLD & SILVER) and a possible Correction before the next bigger rise.
If the analysis would be accurate, then EUR/GBP/CHF/JPY would all weaken against the USD, which could have a Rally and cause the current Trends to change.
DXY 2H Chart (picture):
GOLD 2H Chart (picture):
SILVER 2H Chart (picture):
USD/JPY 2H Chart (picture):
USD/CHF 2H Chart (picture):
GBP/USD 2H Chart (picture):
EUR/USD 2H Chart (picture):
Many pips ahead!
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