EUR/USD, H4 time frame:

It can be seen that there is a formation of a correction pattern, which takes the form of a triple zigzag. All these triple zigzag form a deep correction wave 4, which is part of the global bullish momentum.

The sub-waves [W], [X], [Y], and [X] look fully done. They are simple zigzags. The last wave [Z] is still forming, and judging by the internal structure, it will have a more complex formation than the previous sub-waves. Most likely, the wave [Z] will have the form of a double zigzag (W)-(X)-(Y).

We can assume that it will be completed within the level of 1.1702, which is the previous low formed by the wave [Y].

Now, let's take a closer look at the last part of the chart on the hourly time frame.

EUR/USD, H1 time frame:

Here, the wave [Z] consists of sub-waves (W)-(X)-(Y), where the first two sub-waves are already completed. The first active sub-wave (W) is a double zigzag. Meanwhile, the second acting wave (Y) is still under development, but its pattern looks simpler and may take a standard A-B-C zigzag form.

It is worth noting that wave A is a bearish impulse, and correction B is a simple zigzag [A]-[B]-[C]. The last impulse wave C is needed to complete the zigzag pattern.

Therefore, we can expect the development of this wave to the level of 1.1702 in the near future. For what reasons this level is chosen, we will determine above on the four-hour (H4) chart.

Currently, one can consider opening sell deals in order to take profit at the end of correction 4.