GBP/USD Analysis

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Welcome to our channel where we delve into the intricacies of financial markets. Today, we focus on GBP/USD, dissecting its current price action to uncover strategic trading opportunities. Join us as we analyze key levels and market dynamics, aiming to refine our trading strategies and maximize potential gains.

💡 Previous Analysis Review:
In the previous analysis, we expected the price to reach the Sell-Side Liquidity (SSL) and then start moving higher. However, the price continued to move lower into the Daily Fair Value Gap (FVG).

📍 Current Market Overview:
The current price is around 1.27077. GBP/USD has swept the Previous Week Low (PWL), a key liquidity level, and is now inside the Daily FVG (the line marked out is the first candle of the bullish FVG).

🔍 Identifying Key Levels:

• PMH: Previous Month High
• PWH: Previous Week High
• PWL: Previous Week Low
• PML: Previous Month Low
• BSL: Buy-Side Liquidity
• SSL: Sell-Side Liquidity
• 4H FVG: 4-Hour Fair Value Gap
• Daily FVG: Daily Fair Value Gap
• SMT at the Lows with EUR/USD: Smart Money Tool divergence with EUR/USD

📊 Key Considerations:
• Swept PWL: GBP/USD has swept the Previous Week Low, indicating a potential reversal.
• Inside Daily FVG: The price is currently inside the Daily FVG, providing a potential support zone.
• SMT at the Lows with EUR/USD: The presence of Smart Money Tool divergence with EUR/USD adds to the bullish confluence.
• Bearish FVG Reaction: Watching the reaction to the bearish FVG above the current price will be crucial to determining the next steps.

📈 Bullish Scenario:
Given the current price action and key considerations, a bullish scenario is possible if the following conditions are met:

• Reaction to Daily FVG: The Daily FVG acts as support, and the price starts moving higher from here.
• SMT Confluence: The SMT at the lows with EUR/USD further supports the bullish scenario.
• Watch for Bearish FVG: If the price reacts positively to the bullish Daily FVG, we need to watch how it interacts with the bearish FVG above.

📉 Bearish Scenario:
A bearish scenario should be considered if the following conditions are met:

• Reaction to Bearish FVG: The price taps into the bearish FVG above and fails to break through.
• Low Resistance BSL Taken: On lower time frames, low resistance buy-side liquidity is taken.
• Continuation Lower: After taking out the low resistance BSL, the price could continue lower, targeting the Daily FVG and PML levels below.

📊 Chart Analysis Summary:
• Bullish Expectation: For a bullish scenario, we need to see the price holding within the Daily FVG and reacting positively. The SMT divergence with EUR/USD adds to the bullish confluence. Watch for the reaction to the bearish FVG above.
• Bearish Expectation: For a bearish scenario, look for a tap into the bearish FVG, taking some low resistance buy-side liquidity on lower time frames, and then consider short positions if the price fails to break through the bearish FVG.

Conclusion:
The GBP/USD chart shows potential for a reversal after sweeping the Previous Week Low and entering the Daily FVG. The SMT divergence with EUR/USD supports a bullish scenario. However, we need to watch how the price reacts to the bearish FVG above. For a bullish scenario, hold within the Daily FVG and look for positive reactions. For a bearish scenario, watch for reactions to the bearish FVG and potential low resistance buy-side liquidity taken on lower time frames.

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