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The upside prevails as long as 84,891 is support, with 87,558 and 88,248 as targets
Our pivot point is at 84,891.
Our preference: The upside prevails as long as 84,891 is support, with 87,558 and 88,248 as targets
Alternative scenario: below 84,891, expect 83,737 and 83,050.
Comment: The asset is now hovering dangerously close to our pivot, representing a pivotal moment that could be among the last opportunities for a trend reversal.
Supports and resistances:
88,938 *
88,248 **
87,558
85,197 last
84,891 **
83,737 *
83,050 **
Our preference: The upside prevails as long as 84,891 is support, with 87,558 and 88,248 as targets
Alternative scenario: below 84,891, expect 83,737 and 83,050.
Comment: The asset is now hovering dangerously close to our pivot, representing a pivotal moment that could be among the last opportunities for a trend reversal.
Supports and resistances:
88,938 *
88,248 **
87,558
85,197 last
84,891 **
83,737 *
83,050 **
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