GBPAUD Daily S/R| Bullish Divergence| .50 Fibonacci| Local S/R
Evening Traders,
Today’s analysis – GBPAUD- breaking below Daily S/R, any pull backs into it is now considered bearish.
Points to consider,
- Price Action Impulsive
- Local S/R Support
- Daily S/R Resistance (.50 Fibonacci)
- Valid Divergence
- Increasing Volume
GBPUSD’s immediate price action is impulsive under resistance; this allows us to have a bearish bias on the market.
The Local S/R is current support that is likely to be tested once a bearish retest confirmed from the Daily S/R
The Daily S/R has technical confluence with the .50 Fibonacci, thus a rejection upon first attempt is plausible.
Currently there is a valid bullish divergence at play with increasing volume. This increases the probability if an influx into daily resistance leading into bearish continuation.
Overall, in my opinion, GBPAUD is a valid short with defined risk; price action is to be used upon discretion/ management of trade.
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Today’s analysis – GBPAUD- breaking below Daily S/R, any pull backs into it is now considered bearish.
Points to consider,
- Price Action Impulsive
- Local S/R Support
- Daily S/R Resistance (.50 Fibonacci)
- Valid Divergence
- Increasing Volume
GBPUSD’s immediate price action is impulsive under resistance; this allows us to have a bearish bias on the market.
The Local S/R is current support that is likely to be tested once a bearish retest confirmed from the Daily S/R
The Daily S/R has technical confluence with the .50 Fibonacci, thus a rejection upon first attempt is plausible.
Currently there is a valid bullish divergence at play with increasing volume. This increases the probability if an influx into daily resistance leading into bearish continuation.
Overall, in my opinion, GBPAUD is a valid short with defined risk; price action is to be used upon discretion/ management of trade.
Hope this analysis helps!
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And remember,
“Win or lose, everybody gets what they want out of the market. Some people seem to like to lose, so they win by losing money.” – Ed Seykota
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