EURUSD - Bullish momentum for the week!

[cryptobro]

Introduction
The EURUSD has been consolidating for a prolonged period, sweeping both upside and downside liquidity in the process. After the liquidity sweep to the downside, price reacted strongly by moving upwards, indicating a shift in market structure. The pair has since inverted the previously bearish 4-hour fair value gap, which now acts as a bullish reference point, and is currently holding within the 1-hour fair value gap. As long as price maintains this 1-hour FVG support, there remains a strong case for further upside movement.

Liquidity Sweep
The recent downside liquidity sweep was a significant turning point. By driving below key lows and collecting stop orders, EURUSD effectively cleared the market of weak positions. This was followed by a sharp rejection, represented by a wick, which signaled strong buying interest at these levels. Since then, the market has been climbing steadily, showing intent to challenge the higher liquidity levels resting above.

Inversion
Following the liquidity sweep, EURUSD inverted the bearish 4-hour fair value gap. What was previously an area of supply and resistance has now been reclaimed and transformed into a demand zone. This inversion is an important bullish signal because it indicates that sellers were absorbed and that buyers have successfully taken control. As long as this zone remains intact, the path of least resistance continues to lean upward.

1-Hour Bullish FVG
Currently, EURUSD is resting on a 1-hour bullish fair value gap. This area serves as an important support level, and as long as it holds, price is likely to use it as a springboard for further gains. The next targets lie at the upside, beginning with the first objective at the intermediate resistance level labeled “Target 1,” before ultimately pushing towards the liquidity area above. By reaching this zone, the market would sweep short-side liquidations and potentially trigger momentum-driven buying.

Target Area
The primary targets for this bullish move are the two significant highs above the current range. These highs represent zones where stop-loss orders are most likely accumulated. By driving into and above these levels, EURUSD will effectively complete a liquidity grab, providing bulls with a logical profit-taking zone before the market considers a possible retracement. Such a move would align with the general principle of markets seeking liquidity before establishing a new direction.

Final Thoughts
In summary, EURUSD is showing constructive price action following its downside liquidity sweep and subsequent bullish reversal. The inversion of the 4-hour FVG and the current defense of the 1-hour FVG are both encouraging signs for buyers. As long as the 1-hour fair value gap continues to act as a firm support, the probability of an upward continuation towards the liquidity area remains strong. However, traders should also remain mindful that once the liquidity above the highs is collected, a corrective move to the downside could develop. For now, the short-term bias stays bullish, with clearly defined targets on the upside.

[Nahid10]

Solid breakdown. The liquidity sweep + FVG inversion combo really stands out here. I agree with the bullish bias as long as the 1H FVG holds, but I’d keep an eye on DXY strength. If the dollar index bounces hard, EURUSD might struggle to reach those higher liquidity pools.

[Maxwell]

Solid analysis! The 4H FVG inversion is a clear bullish signal, and holding the 1H FVG support strengthens the case for an upward continuation. Watching how price reacts near the liquidity targets will be key for planning entries.

[Nahiar806]

EURUSD looking strong! 1H FVG holding = bulls in control. Next stop: liquidity above the highs. Keep an eye on potential retracement after the sweep

[rafihasan]

Nice breakdown! Love the focus on FVGs and liquidity grabs. Remember, once the highs are tapped, a corrective move could be coming, so proper risk management is still a must

[emranrx]

Interesting take. I like how you highlighted the wick rejection after the sweep — classic sign of smart money stepping in. I’d personally target the 1.095–1.10 zone before expecting sellers to re-enter. Above that, liquidity grabs could extend further than most anticipate.

[jacson4]

The invalidation is key here. Too many traders forget that the Golden Pocket isn’t magic — it’s about how price reacts inside it. A clean breakdown below the swept low and all this bullish structure resets. Until then, I like the odds for upside liquidity grabs.