Euro: Continuation or Consolidation?
The euro has sold off aggressively over the past 24 hours, breaking below at least 3 big figures in the process. After such a strong move, many currency traders wonder if there will be consolidation or continuation. Today’s sell-off in the EUR/USD was the strongest since January 5, 2009 and taking a look back at how the EUR/USD behaved at that time, we can see in the following chart that there was a 100 pip continuation the following day before consolidation.
Do you think history will be repeated? I do.
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