EURUSD H1: The Fourth Knock — Does the Door Open This Time?EUR/USDOANDA:EURUSDardian_JoeSomething interesting is playing out on EURUSD the same descending trendline has turned price back three times since forming off the 1.14400 high, yet each approach seems to come in a bit more decisively than the last. Most recently, price bounced fairly strongly from the 1.13650–1.13700 demand zone and is now pressing right up against this resistance line with momentum that doesn't look weak. A trendline getting tested repeatedly usually points to one of two things: either it's growing stronger, or it's gradually losing its grip as buying pressure builds with each touch. Looking at how the most recent candles are approaching this line — no hesitation, no clear rejection wicks like the previous two attempts — I'm leaning toward the second possibility. If that's the case, a solid close above 1.14000–1.14050 would confirm a genuine breakout, opening the way for the next leg toward 1.14300–1.14400. On the other hand, if history repeats and price gets pushed back again, the descending channel remains intact and the breakout story would have to wait a bit longer. I'm waiting for a genuinely solid 1h close above the trendline before entering, stop loss below 1.13900, target 1.14300–1.14400. This is just my personal chart-based take, not investment advice.