Actually, that was Timepass' chart.
The pair is mess, but a good one as far as I'm concerned, because it has a lot to do with moving the EUR/JPY north for me.
I did a thread strictly devoted to TL's if you want to gather a look at it.
An exception to he rule occurred, which is part of the reason it is a mess. The TL was broken, and the swing high was broken. Having said that, price is still contained under the TL while still rising.
It now appears to be a very rough, consolidative rise to 1.3480.
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The pair is mess, but a good one as far as I'm concerned, because it has a lot to do with moving the EUR/JPY north for me.
I did a thread strictly devoted to TL's if you want to gather a look at it.
An exception to he rule occurred, which is part of the reason it is a mess. The TL was broken, and the swing high was broken. Having said that, price is still contained under the TL while still rising.
It now appears to be a very rough, consolidative rise to 1.3480.
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Looking at the chart posted above by 4x reminds me of a quote from John Murphy's book.
If price breaks below an ascending trendline, followed by an higher high which tests this same trendline, it is quite likely for price to reverse from this point.
If price breaks below an ascending trendline, followed by an higher high which tests this same trendline, it is quite likely for price to reverse from this point.