Ahh, that makes a difference.
It is ideal to see a move north to to circa 1.4606, or even 1.4848 before getting a move south. The only problem with this journey is that it is probably going to get stalled at the beginning. This is because the 4-hour is at extreme levels, and it completed the correction of the TL on the daily, so here's the route:
Initally, we are headed to the top of the daily cloud at 1.3688. Afterward, we get a thunderous move to the reversal zone, currently between 1.4606 and 1.4848. Once there, then hold on to your seatbelts. The move south from that point is going to be huge, as it will take us back to around 1.3100, and then the reversal back into the UP is also going to be huge, as this pair heads to circa 1.5500. Especially, the latter 2 levels will be updated as this pair goes. That final leg to 1.5500 is going to take us well into next year. Watch for the YR1 on that one. It might end up being close to that mark.
It is ideal to see a move north to to circa 1.4606, or even 1.4848 before getting a move south. The only problem with this journey is that it is probably going to get stalled at the beginning. This is because the 4-hour is at extreme levels, and it completed the correction of the TL on the daily, so here's the route:
Initally, we are headed to the top of the daily cloud at 1.3688. Afterward, we get a thunderous move to the reversal zone, currently between 1.4606 and 1.4848. Once there, then hold on to your seatbelts. The move south from that point is going to be huge, as it will take us back to around 1.3100, and then the reversal back into the UP is also going to be huge, as this pair heads to circa 1.5500. Especially, the latter 2 levels will be updated as this pair goes. That final leg to 1.5500 is going to take us well into next year. Watch for the YR1 on that one. It might end up being close to that mark.
OK my mistake. Was talking of the GBP/CHF . Heading Southwards ?