EUR USD Forecast Today, 23 September 2026: Yesterday’s Published Ticket Reached All Three Targets

EUR USD Forecast Today (EURUSD)

Direction Sniper reads SELL on EURUSD. Status: Sell on M15, M30, H1 and H4. Every timeframe on the panel points down.

Price is at 1.14115.

Four tickets are on the panel across four timeframes. Three are complete. One is open.

First, yesterday’s ticket

Yesterday this post published an open M30 ticket, with its entry, stop and three targets, before knowing how it would end. The commitment was to report where it finished either way.

1. Signal entry: 1.14617
2. Stop at entry: around 1.14783
3. Target 1: 1.14451, HIT
4. Target 2: 1.14285, HIT
5. Target 3: 1.14119, HIT

It reached all three targets and closed at Target 3 this morning.

Price is now 1.14115, about half a pip below where that trade finished. The M30 took almost exactly the move it was measuring.

That is the outcome. It could as easily have been a stop, and the post would have said so in the same place, with the same prominence.

The M15 Ticket: Complete

1. Signal entry: 1.14444
2. Stop at entry: around 1.14515
3. Target 1: 1.14373, HIT
4. Target 2: 1.14302, HIT
5. Target 3: 1.14231, HIT

The stop sat 7.1 pips above entry, the tightest of the four, with targets 7.1 pips apart. All three reached this morning, closed at Target 3.

Price has since travelled about 11.6 pips further, roughly one and a half times the risk left behind.

The H4 Ticket: Complete, and Two Weeks Old

1. Signal entry: 1.16046
2. Stop at entry: around 1.16541
3. Target 1: 1.15551, HIT
4. Target 2: 1.15056, HIT
5. Target 3: 1.14561, HIT

This one printed around 10 September and has been running since. The stop sat 49.5 pips above entry, seven times the M15’s risk, with targets 49.5 pips apart and a total distance of nearly 150 pips from entry to the final target.

It reached all three. Price has travelled about 44.6 pips beyond, a little under one times the risk.

The H1 Ticket: Open

1. Signal entry: 1.14468
2. Stop loss: 1.14416
3. Target 1: 1.14153, HIT
4. Target 2: 1.13838
5. Target 3: 1.13523

The stop sat 31.5 pips above entry, with targets 31.5 pips apart. Target 1 is reached. Targets 2 and 3 are not, and price at 1.14115 sits between the first and second.

This ticket is open. Two thirds of it is still running and nobody knows how it ends.

Four Timeframes, Four Different Trades

Same market. Same direction. Four completely different trades depending on which timeframe you chose.

The M15 trader was in and out this morning. The M30 trader held overnight. The H1 trader is still holding with two targets outstanding. The H4 trader entered nearly two weeks ago, 193 pips higher than where price sits now, and took a trade nobody watching a 15 minute chart would have seen at all.

None of them is the correct one. They are four different holding periods, four different stop sizes, and four different amounts of time spent sitting in front of a screen. The panel does not choose for you. It builds the ticket on whichever timeframe signals and shows you the rest.

What Changes the Picture

If price reaches 1.13838, the H1 ticket reaches its second target. If price returns above 1.14416, the H1 stop level is passed. If the H4 turns back up, the verdict becomes NO TRADE and the panel stops looking for sells on every timeframe at once.

Trade ticket levels are indicator output, shown for education, not a recommendation to trade. The H1 ticket is open and its outcome is unknown. Three completed tickets on one day is not a typical result and should not be read as one. Educational analysis, not financial advice. Trading carries risk and you can lose money.