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Liquidity patterns suggest that institutions are still offloading positions near recent highs, keeping EUR/USD confined within a broader corrective cycle. Energy price fluctuations and diverging rate expectations between the ECB and the Fed continue to weigh on sentiment.
Entry: 1.15315
Stop Loss: 1.14652
Target: 1.17390
Risk/Reward: ~1:3
I’ll be real — this setup isn’t “screaming” obvious, but that’s what makes me like it. When everyone’s uncertain, that’s often when the best asymmetric opportunities appear.
My thought process:
The stop at 1.14652 sits safely under structure. If price breaks that, I’m out — no ego.
The target at 1.17390 gives a clean 200+ pip potential, right below a logical resistance.
Fundamentally, if the USD loses steam, EUR has room to breathe.
So, yeah, I’m taking a measured bullish shot here — not chasing, just positioning early.
$$$ 1st Target

5min Chart
Waiting for Entry

*lot of seller LQ on upside so we targeting them
*Here's My setup

Price action suggests that selling pressure is losing effectiveness as downside extensions are quickly absorbed. The slowdown in bearish momentum combined with increased buying participation signals a developing phase of re-accumulation, where stronger hands begin to dominate short-term flows.
Market tone has shifted from defensive to cautiously optimistic. Liquidity distribution across recent sessions indicates accumulation behavior at lower price zones, often a precursor to a bullish transition. Traders appear to be building exposure in anticipation of improved Euro-area sentiment and potential easing of dollar strength, both of which may provide the foundation for a broader corrective advance.