Hi!
Here, I made the same for eurusd as before on usdchf. I found some evidence confirming your buy signal on eur usd - its nice to hope to be well positioned.
BTW: there is a small mistake on the charts (it is 2001 while it should be 2000on most of them, but you will not be confused because of that)
There is one very funny thing here. Its funny and it is someting I basicly do not understand... So please give me a hint.
A. Monthly: you see the setup of the analysis
B. Weekly: as you see on the weekly there is 38.2 Fib on 2000 about to be broken. After it is, the price will go up very fast....but (1) ....
C. ...but if you zoom it on the daily you will see, it is still far to 38.2 Fib on 2000 to be broken...instead the resistance is 61.8 Fib on 1985!! It looks just totally diffrent here on daily than on monthly and weekly...But still lines appear to have signicifance on each of the chart! Truely a riddle.
As you can see on chart C, the resistance Fib 61.8 on 1985 has been many times attacked during the past weeks. It has eventually been broken yesterday....but (2)...
...but when I first made this chart I simply attached fib fans on the weekly min and max levels...on the weekly bars of the weekly chart...
...However, to observe things on the daily, I decided to switch to daily and correctly attach the fibs on the min and max of the daily bars (well, you have to travel on your daily chart all the way back to 1985...its actually when my broker reports the first daily data..)
...and here is what I found:
D. ...refering to: "but (2)", I made a refinement on the charts as decribed above, and here is the refined daily eurusd..See, that the resistance has not been broken! But it seems to me that it is purely technical things, some traders use these charts, other other charts, but generally bulls are in advantage in both groups...
Of course, the refinement doesnt change the fibs on the weekly charts and mothly charts (they are correctly attached to the higest and lowest bars)
So we have two "buts":
1. Why the diffrence between monthly resistance (38 Fib on 2000, or 61.8 Fib on 1985)?
2. What with the current resistance? Broken or not?
Anyway, I have a couple of more charts and ideas...Among others, I would just like to make a point (to be discussed) that the forks are basicly Fib lines that become horizontal on smaller scale... And if you operate on large scale, make channels based on fibs rather than on horizontal lines (or you will refine your forks to early and jump on the oposite trend before the current trend is over actually...that may confuse and lead to losses)
But the conlusion is basicly: buy eurusd, sell usdchf
all best!