Guys,
I like to use moving averages not an as a method but as a VISUAL reminder of what the actual trend is. I am and will always be an elliotician...even if I wanted to ever change methodology (not a chance...) I don't think I could cause the first thing [I] see when I look at a chart is a possible count....and thats hard to go against. Anyways, back to moving averages. The other reason I like moving averages is when price moves sidesways as such for Eurchf, Moving averages tend to come together almost as if forming 1 line. When that happens, breakout plays tend to be VERY DRAMATIC. Eurchf for me anyways has taken a bearish outlook as price has moved below the 20 and 30 MA...(which has formed 1 line)I think it might be worth a look over.
PS. Price has closed below the ending D on the GBPCHF which might also add to dwonward pressure in the EurCHF.
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