The currency pair EUR/CHF is currently testing the upper band of its medium term bearish channel. The daily average volatility is still very weak between 10 and 20 pips...

We still adivse to wait the breakout of 1.2060 (exit of the channel) to trade long position. This breakout should be done with a strong volatility. If not, it's not advise to take a long position.

The currency pair EUR/CHF has failed to pursuit its movement above 1.21. The price is again loosing all its volatility and is making a small correction.

We advise to wait a return above 1.21 to trade again the pair. This breakout should occurd with an increase of the volatility. We will then expect a test of 1.2160 and 1.22 in extension.

Below 1.21, we are neutral. The buy signal level will be lower in the next days of the pair continues its correction.

The currency pair EUR/CHF has just completed yesterday a quick pullback on 1.21 as resistance. The price continues to evolve without volatility below this level.

We advise traders to wait for a breakout with volatility of 1.21 to take long positions.
The upward breaks of 1.2120/40/60/80 will all offer a new buy signal for an extension of the bullish movement

We remain neutral below 1.21 (without advising shorts positions). 1.21 level will be lowered in the future if the correction continues.

The pair EUR/CHF has corrected on friday its last bullish rally.
The price has made ​​a pullback on 1.24 as support and now continues to move this morning between 1.24 and 1.2450.
Traders should draw on their charts a Fibonacci retracement of the last bullish rally (the price is currently between the 23.60% Fibonacci retracement and the level 38.20%).

I advise to trade only long positions as far as the price will be located above 1.24.
A return of the price above 1.2450 will consolidate this bullish sentiment (offering a buy signal on the short term). The upward breaks of 1.25 and then 1.2550 will offer new buy signals for an extension of the bullish rally towards 1.26 or higher if this level is also broken.

I remain neutral below 1.24 (without advising shorts position). This level will be lift up if the rally continues.

The pair EUR/CHF has validated yesterday a return above 1.24 (buy signal) after finding support on 1.2350 repeatedly. The price is testing this morning a breakout of the next resistance located at 1.2450. (Traders could make appear on their charts one Fibonacci retracement of the last bullish rally)

I advise traders to trade only long positions as far as the price will be located above 1.2350.
A stay above 1.24 will strengthen this bullish sentiment.
The upward breaks of 1.2450 and then 1.25 would offer new buy signals for a return on the highest on the next resistance located at 1.2550 or higher if this level is also broken.

I remain neutral below 1.2350 (without advising shorts). This level will be lowered at 1.2300- 1.2250 ... if a correction happen again.

The EUR / CHF has stumbled twice on the resistance at 1.24 last Friday.
The short-term bearish slant was modified to take into account recent highs.

I advise traders to remain flat as far as the price will be located below 1.24.

In case of return over this level then I would advise traders to trade again only long positions.
A break of 1.2450 would give then a new buy signal for an extension bullish movement towards 1.25 or higher if this resistance is also broken

Below 1.24 i remain neutral on the pair. If the downward trend continues, my key point for the buy signal will be simply lowered progressively

The pair EUR/CHF is currently validating a return above 1.2350 (buy signal).
The bearish slant (pink line on charts) seems to be broken (several draws of the slant are possible).

I advise traders to trade only long positions as far as the price will be located above 1.2350.
The upward breaks of 1.24 would offer a new buy signal for a return on 1.2450or higher if this level is also broken.

I remain neutral below 1.2350 (without advising shorts). This level will be lowered at 1.2300- 1.2250 ... if a correction happens again.

The pair EUR/CHF is back on the upper band of its medium term downtrend channel (pink lines on charts).

I advise traders to stay flat as far as 1.23 is resistance.

In case of above 1.23, then I would advise traders to trade only long positions.
Upward breaks of 1.2350 and then 1.24 would offer new buy signals.

Below 1.23 I remain neutral on the pair. If the downward trend continue, my key point to trade long positions would be simply lowered progressively.

The pair EUR/CHF continues to rise above its short term bullish slant (orange line on the 1h chart).
The price has validated yesterday a breakout of 1.2350, giving us a new buy signal.

I advise traders to trade only long positions as far as 1.23 is support.
A stay above 1.2350 will reinforce our bullish sentiment.
Upward breaks of 1.24 and 1.25 would offer new buy signals for an extension of the bullish movement.

Below 1.23 I remain neutral. If the downward trend take up, my key point for Long positions will be simply lowered progressively.

The pair EUR/CHF found support yesterday just above 1.23.
The course then started a bullish rally and has validated a break-up of its last short-term bearish slant (new segment in h1).
The pair tries this morning to get back above 1.2350.

I advise traders to trade only long positions as far as 1.23 is support.
A return above 1.2350 will reinforce our bullish sentiment.
Upward breaks of 1.24 and 1.25 would offer new buy signals for an extension of the bullish movement.

Below 1.23 I remain neutral. If the downward trend take up, my key point for Long positions will be simply lowered progressively.

The pair EUR/CHF continues to evolve below its bearish slant (brown line on charts).

I advise traders to remain flat as far as the price is below 1.2250.

In case of return above 1.2250, long positions will be advised.

I remain neutral below 1.2250. If the downward trend continues, my key point for Long positions will be simply lowered (1.22 and 1.2150 ...).

NB: traders whose trading strategy is more aggressive could trade the pair according to 1.22 (long above and short below).

The pair EUR/CHF has faked on Monday an upward break of 1.22.
The price continues to evolve below this resistance with a low volatility.
The correction of the last bullish movement is leading by a downward short term slant (pink segment in h1)

I advise traders to remain flat as far as the price is below 1.22.

In case of return above 1.22, long positions will be advised.

I remain neutral below 1.22. If the downward trend continues, my key point for Long positions will be simply lowered (1.2150 and 1.21 ...).