EUR CHF Forecast Today, 4 November 2026: Two Sell Tickets Reached All Three Targets. Now The 1 Hour Is Standing On The Landing
This EUR CHF forecast today starts with two finished tickets: the 4 hour sell and the 30 minute sell both reached all three of their targets. EURCHF is our Pick of the Day in today’s currency strength today read, the weak euro against the strong Swiss franc, and a fresh 1 hour sell is on the board. Here is the full picture at a glance, then the story behind it.
✔ All 3 targets, 89.5 pips
✔ All 3 targets, 20.2 pips
Live from 0.91610
Bouncing, waiting to turn DOWN
Picture someone walking down a long staircase.
They do not fall down it. They take one step, then another, then another. Every so often they reach a landing and pause. They might even take half a step back up while they look around. Anyone watching only that moment would think they had changed their mind.
They have not. The staircase still goes down. The landing is just a landing.
EURCHF has been walking down that staircase since early October. Overnight it walked down two more steps, and two Direction Sniper tickets reached all three of their targets. This morning it is standing on a landing, a bounce of about 18 pips, with a fresh 1 hour sell waiting.
So is this a rest, or the bottom of the stairs? By section 6 you will see exactly what the panel needs to see before the next step, and why the answer is on the bigger charts, not the bounce.
1. The Board: Two Finished, One Waiting On The Landing
| Chart | Entry | Signal time | Targets reached | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| H4 | 0.92265 | 27 Oct 20:00 | 3 of 3 | All targets reached |
| H1 | 0.91610 | 4 Nov 04:00 | 0 of 3 | Running |
| M30 | 0.91813 | 4 Nov 00:30 | 3 of 3 | All targets reached |
| M15 | No ticket | Bouncing, waiting |
| Chart | Reads |
|---|---|
| M15 | UP |
| M30 | DOWN |
| H1 | DOWN |
| H4 | DOWN |
| Daily | DOWN |
The status line reads Sell on M30, H1, H4. Only the 15 minute is bouncing. The 4 hour and the daily, the two charts that decide the direction, both read DOWN.
2. Why EURCHF: The Strongest Franc, The Weakest Euro
In today’s Currency Strength Today read, the Swiss franc is second strongest on the board and the euro sits on the weak side of the middle. The 4 hour and the daily have agreed on EURCHF for 7 days.
And it fits our one currency, one position approach. Yesterday’s Pick of the Day, CHFJPY, also leaned on a strong franc. Today the franc plays once, in EURCHF, and nowhere else on our list. We explain why the strongest against the weakest is only the starting point in our guide to strong vs weak currency pairs.
3. EURCHF 4 Hour Analysis: The Whole Flight Of Stairs
Zoom out to the 4 hour chart and the staircase is easy to see.
In mid October, EURCHF topped out around 0.9340. Every rally since has stopped lower: around 0.9285 on 20 October, around 0.9260 on 24 October, around 0.9245 on 28 October, around 0.9210 on 31 October, and around 0.9190 on 3 November. Lower highs, one step at a time.
The 4 hour sell printed on 27 October at 20:00 at 0.92265, right off one of those steps. Then it walked all the way down:
- Target 1: 0.91967, reached
- Target 2: 0.91668, reached
- Target 3: 0.91370, reached
That is 89.5 pips from the entry to the last target. The status reads All targets reached.
Every one of those levels was on the panel when the ticket printed, eight days ago. Nobody drew them on afterwards. That is what the 28 Pair Edition puts on your own charts.
4. EURCHF 30 Minute: Three Targets Before Breakfast
The 30 minute shows the most recent step in detail.
EURCHF bounced to around 0.9190 on the afternoon of 3 November, then sat on that landing all evening. Just after midnight, the bounce ran out, and the 30 minute sell printed at 00:30 at 0.91813, with its stop at 0.91880, only 6.7 pips away.
Then the next step came. EURCHF fell to around 0.9148, and the ticket reached all three targets:
- Target 1: 0.91746, reached
- Target 2: 0.91678, reached
- Target 3: 0.91611, reached
That is 20.2 pips from the entry to Target 3, on a stop of 6.7 pips.
A stop that close to the entry only makes sense because the panel placed it right above the landing, where the bounce had stalled. You do not have to guess where that is. The ticket shows you.
5. EURCHF 1 Hour: Today’s Pick, Standing On The Landing
This is the ticket behind today’s Pick of the Day.
The 1 hour sell printed at 04:00 this morning at 0.91610, as EURCHF fell through the 30 minute targets.
- Stop: 0.91947
- Target 1: 0.91273
- Target 2: 0.90935
- Target 3: 0.90598
Since then, EURCHF has done what people on staircases do. It has paused and taken half a step back up, to 0.91791, about 18.1 pips above the entry.
That is the landing. And it is exactly the moment the staircase picture helps. The bounce has not reached the stop, and the 4 hour and the daily still read DOWN. A landing is not a turn.
On the 1 hour chart, the rallies since late October have each stopped lower: around 0.9248 on 28 October, around 0.9215 on 2 November, around 0.9190 on 3 November. Today’s bounce has not broken that pattern.
6. EURCHF 15 Minute: What The Next Step Needs
Here is the answer to the question from the start.
The 15 minute is the one chart that has turned UP on the bounce, and it has no sell ticket right now. The next step down needs the 15 minute to turn back DOWN and join the others. When it does, the panel prints a fresh 15 minute sell, with its own entry, stop and three targets, closer to the top of the landing.
Until then, the 1 hour ticket is running, but the fastest chart is still catching its breath. Think of the walker pausing on the landing, hand on the rail, before the next step.
That is what Direction Sniper is built to show you: whether a bounce is a pause on the stairs or a change of direction. You see it on the panel, chart by chart, instead of guessing from one candle.
7. Which EURCHF Ticket Makes Sense Today?
A ticket is only useful if its numbers still make sense from where price is now.
| Ticket | Distance to its stop from 0.91791 | Distance to its next target |
|---|---|---|
| H4 | Finished | All targets reached |
| M30 | Finished | All targets reached |
| H1 | 15.6 pips | 51.8 pips to Target 1, 85.6 pips to Target 2 |
| M15 | No ticket yet | Waiting for the 15 minute to turn DOWN |
Read it line by line.
The 4 hour and the 30 minute have finished. They are the best looking tickets on the board, and they have nothing left to offer someone arriving today.
The 1 hour is the live ticket. Because EURCHF has bounced above the entry, the stop is now closer than it was when the ticket printed, 15.6 pips instead of 33.7, while Target 1 is 51.8 pips away. On paper that looks like a lot of room. But price is sitting above the entry, on a bounce, with the fastest chart still pointing up. That is a ticket to watch, not one to rush.
The 15 minute has no ticket yet. When the bounce runs out, that is where the next fresh entry should come from.
This is the pair we are watching most closely today, not a trade recommendation.
8. News Watch: Euro Inflation Today
The economic calendar lists the Eurozone flash inflation figure at 10:00 GMT today. That lands directly on the euro side of EURCHF. A surprise in either direction can move the pair sharply for a few minutes, and a stop sitting inside that wobble can be reached even when the bigger trend does not change.
Release times can change, so confirm on your own calendar before you act.
9. Same Risk, Very Different Lot Sizes
Every ticket gets the same risk. We risk at most 2 percent per trade, usually 0.5 percent, so on a $10,000 account that is $50, whichever chart the ticket is on.
EURCHF is quoted in Swiss francs, so one pip on a standard lot is 10 francs, roughly $12.14. Check the exact figure on your platform.
- The 30 minute ticket, as it printed: a 6.7 pip stop, so $50 of risk was about 0.61 lots.
- The 1 hour ticket, as it printed: a 33.7 pip stop, so $50 of risk was about 0.12 lots.
- The 1 hour ticket from today’s price: a 15.6 pip stop, so $50 of risk is about 0.26 lots.
Same pair, same direction, same $50. The 30 minute lot is five times the 1 hour lot, only because its stop was five times closer. A tight stop does not mean less risk. It means a bigger lot for the same risk, and a stop that a few minutes of news can reach.
That is why the size is always set by the stop, never the other way round. Always round down, never up. Work out your own size in seconds with our free EURCHF Lot Size Calculator.
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Lot size is the seatbelt. It does not stop the crash. It decides how badly you get hurt. If you are worrying about every trade, your lot size is still too big.
10. What Would Change The EURCHF Forecast
The verdict stays SELL while the 4 hour and the daily both read DOWN.
What would bring the next step down: the 15 minute turning back DOWN, and EURCHF falling back below the 1 hour entry at 0.91610, toward this morning’s low around 0.9148.
What would change the verdict: the 4 hour turning UP. If it did while the daily stayed DOWN, the panel would move to NO TRADE and stand aside.
Levels to watch, read from the chart:
- The top of yesterday’s landing, around 0.9190
- The 1 hour stop at 0.91947
- This morning’s low, around 0.9148
The Staircase, The Landing, And The Next Step
Put the board together.
The Swiss franc is near the top of the table, the euro on the weak side, and the 4 hour and the daily have agreed for 7 days. The 4 hour sell walked all the way down, 89.5 pips to Target 3. The 30 minute caught the most recent step, three targets in a few hours on a 6.7 pip stop. And the 1 hour is now standing on the landing, with the 15 minute catching its breath.
A landing is not the bottom of the stairs. The bigger charts decide that, not the bounce.
That is Direction Sniper:
- Direction. One verdict from the 4 hour and the daily. On EURCHF it reads SELL, and has for 7 days.
- Rallies and bounces that have not broken structure. This morning’s bounce turned the 15 minute UP. It did not turn the verdict.
- The stop loss. Every ticket arrives with its stop and three targets marked, placed where the structure says, so you are not guessing where the landing ends.
The 28 Pair Edition puts this panel on EURCHF and 27 other pairs, MT4 or MT5, on one licence.
See the full table, today’s other two pairs and the trailing stop story from yesterday’s tickets in today’s Currency Strength Today read. Gold and silver are bouncing hard today, and our gold and silver price forecast covers both metals in full. Yesterday’s Pick of the Day, CHFJPY, reached all three targets on the 1 hour, and you can see how it was set up in yesterday’s CHF JPY forecast.
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EUR CHF Forecast Today: Frequently Asked Questions
Updated 4 November 2026. Levels are as shown on the Direction Sniper panel at the time of writing.
1What is the EUR CHF forecast today, 4 November 2026?+
The 4 hour and the daily both read DOWN on the Direction Sniper panel, so the direction is SELL. The status reads Sell on M30, H1, H4, with only the 15 minute bouncing.
The 4 hour and the 30 minute sells have both reached all three targets, and a fresh 1 hour sell is running from 0.91610.
2Did the EURCHF 4 hour reach its targets?+
Yes. The 4 hour sell from 0.92265 on 27 October reached all three targets, down to 0.91370, a move of 89.5 pips.
Every level was on the panel when the ticket printed. A target shown as reached describes the panel, not anyone’s trade.
3What happened on the EURCHF 30 minute?+
The 30 minute sell printed at 00:30 at 0.91813, with its stop only 6.7 pips away at 0.91880. EURCHF then fell to around 0.9148, and the ticket reached all three targets, down to 0.91611.
That is 20.2 pips from the entry to Target 3.
4Where are the EURCHF 1 hour stop and targets?+
The 1 hour sell from 0.91610 has its stop at 0.91947, with targets at 0.91273, 0.90935 and 0.90598.
EURCHF has bounced to 0.91791, about 18.1 pips above the entry. From there, the stop is 15.6 pips away and Target 1 is 51.8 pips away. This is not a trade recommendation.
5Is the EURCHF bounce a reversal?+
Not on the panel. The bounce has turned the 15 minute UP, but the 30 minute, 1 hour, 4 hour and daily all still read DOWN.
If the 4 hour turned UP while the daily stayed DOWN, the panel would move to NO TRADE and stand aside. That has not happened.
6Why is EURCHF the Pick of the Day?+
The Swiss franc is second strongest on our currency strength board and the euro is on the weak side, and the 4 hour and the daily have agreed on EURCHF for 7 days.
It also keeps the franc to one position. Yesterday’s pick, CHFJPY, leaned on the franc too, and today it plays only once, in EURCHF.
7Is there news for EURCHF today?+
The economic calendar lists the Eurozone flash inflation figure at 10:00 GMT, which lands directly on the euro side of EURCHF.
A surprise can move the pair sharply for a few minutes, so confirm the time on your own calendar and size every trade for its stop.
8What lot size should I use on EURCHF?+
We risk at most 2 percent per trade, usually 0.5 percent, which is $50 on a $10,000 account. With one EURCHF pip worth about $12.14 per standard lot, a 15.6 pip stop is about 0.26 lots.
Use the EURCHF Lot Size Calculator to work out your own size. These figures are arithmetic for illustration, not a recommendation about how much anyone should trade.
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Disclaimer: This post reports what the Direction Sniper panel showed on EURCHF on 4 November 2026. The tickets were running at the time of writing, and prices will have moved by the time you read this. It is educational analysis, not financial advice and not a trade signal service, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell. Price reaching a published target level is not the same as a realised result. A target shown as reached means price touched that level on the chart, and does not describe anyone’s trade. High and low levels are approximate readings from the chart. Pip values and lot sizes are arithmetic for illustration, depend on the exchange rate, and are not a recommendation about how much anyone should trade. Forex trading carries risk, and you should only trade money you can afford to lose.
