Based on the behavior of the volatility lines, I can now be more precise with the location of the support & resistance levels.

This comes under the “know your instrument” tab. It is not percentaggi, it is hardcore pips.

When the Green Line is on the bottom (Bulls Oppressed) the lines represent resistance levels. The R0 clamp is a strong trend (eggravated volatility compression) – but when R0 goes, it is over.

A descending / ascending sequence defines an important trendline.

When the Red Line is on the bottom (Bears Oppressed) the lines represent support levels.

Like I said, I am expecting an F3 pullback which happens to be equal to S3.

I took a good guess with the F list, but there is a level halfway between F2 and F3 that seems to be important as well.

The question is, do we get a lift first? The spinner that is in place gets activated by price going above the Res level and then making multiple closes back below the Mid. If no upside breakout failure/break and close failure occurs, then the 1.0781 level would become a virgin spinner backtest level and a good probability short.

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