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The EUR/USD pair rebounded from the level of 1.0636, which had previously been a swing low logged in spring 2020. Now, it is acting as a resistance level which positively impacted the volume of short positions. After the rebound, the pair returned to the support level of 1.0500.
The RSI indicator is located below 30/50 moving averages on the H4 and D1 charts. It means that traders are actively opening short positions.
The Alligator indicator shows that the moving averages have completed the intersection with a downward movement on the 4H chart. It gives a sell signal.
Outlook
The bearish trend persists. If the price fixes below 1.0500 on the 4H chart, there could be a sharp increase in the volume of short positions. In this case, the downtrend is likely to be extended to a swing low of 2016.
Otherwise, the pair may be stuck in the 1.0500/1.0600 range, delaying the start of the downtrend.
The complex indicator analysis generates a sell signal on the short, intraday, and medium-term charts.
