After last Week's rally I wasn't convinced that currencies against the USD would continue upwards.
Even though some were trading above their Monthly 50% levels, the failure to double bottom around the Monthly lows in February means there is a lack of probability that prices will move higher.
Last Week was about shorting the Higher Weekly open using the Weekly 50% level is a trend guide, with the view of price come back down into the February 50% level.
And the Weekly 50% level will be the trend guide for next week.
I'm still bearish on the AUD down into February's lows.
But there could be a Weekly 5-day rotation pattern that closes higher:- Monthly 50% level support, Weekly 50% level support, and lower Weekly open.
At this stage I would need some verifying patterns to confirm the latter, otherwise we still need to trade on the short side.
The Weekly 50% level was the trend guide, and Monday provide a short trade but no follow through on the downside.
Tuesday ended up more ideal, because the 3-day filter along with the Weekly 50% level provided the short-set-up to continuation down with the break of the 5-day 50% level.
But what made it even more valid was the S&P's drop on Tuesday, sending all Index markets lower and the majority of currencies lower.
There is only 1 or 2 probability patterns per week, and Tuesday's trading was it.
GBP Monthly and WeeklyLast week's up move was verified by the Daily HOOK pattern over the Weekly 50% level, but I was still looking for a reversal back down.
And once below the Monthly 50% level along with a higher Weekly open, Tuesday provided the ideal set-up.
Next Week:- expectation of lower prices into February's lows, but the Weekly 50% level is the trend guide
GBP 3-day pattern
Monday pushed higher hitting the 3-day filter, and Tuesday followed with another short-set-up and sell-off down into Wednesday's lows:- 2-day pattern.
Besides Friday's late spike above the 3-day filter and failure, there was nothing to suggest higher prices on Friday compared to last week.
Still expecting lower prices into February's lows, and the Weekly 50% level is the trend guide.
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