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GBPUSD Strategy WeeklyA very similar example here in GBPUSD: Sellers surrendering control; buyers are seeking to restrict the flows with a very bullish close above 1.390x. Both sides are now locked and loaded; Sellers are so compacted from the five months of consolidation (securing a breach of the top of the range is what we are tracking here). After the Daily and Weekly close above 6th July highs, the HH is in, and technical damage should have been done. Sellers have their blockades up at 1.402x/1.403x which is the next target (a poor entry and risk to reward if you are not already in from last week). I mean taking 1.402x/403x would make it very difficult for sellers to defend and also open an attack to the 1.425x highs. On the other hand, a breakdown of the range from sellers would mark a very aggressive high. Finding the correct side in these flows is of utmost importance. To recap as quickly as possible.... We are tracking for continuing pressure on the 'early' sellers, another squeeze with a final move back towards the 1.425x highs later in the year, before we see a lot of profit taking and capital flight back to USD in 2022.
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by ridethepig
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Double Bottom & SupportWith the 'surprising' threat on Dollar, it is rather easy to spot the flows here than one expects at first glance. The lust to expand in euro is perhaps the clearest of demonstrations of how things will follow for Pound and where the advance on this wing is not coming on the dollar side and those caught off-guard will be punished as we enter into summer months. The chain here demands little preparation, a breakout above 1.380x will send indications that the floor has arisen and put us back into the battlefield between our highs (1.422x) and lows (1.378x). This move from sellers is being nipped in the bud, the theoretical targets above are 1.403/1x which is our mid-point in the map, and, of course, the 1.422x highs. Prefer to be a buyer at these levels as long as 1.378x is holding.
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by ridethepig
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Portfolio: Long EURGBPI am going long EURGBP at 86.00 with a stop loss at 85.20 and a target of 88.60 using 2% of capital. I have already articulated in both the latest chart packs that we are seeing pressure on USD and US10Y. This is a good example for us to use to highlight the slightly more cautious tone in GBP. This selloff looks like it has run out of steam around 0.853x and should begin accelerating towards 2021 highs at 0.922x once we break the channel resistance ahead.
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by ridethepig
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GBP/USD Daily Outlook: Pound at the Mercy of the US DollarGBP/USD Daily Outlook. FUNDAMENTALS: The pound has held up against the USD fairly well as the UK government decided to further ease restrictions on July 19. This calmed market concerns over the new Delta virus variant and helped the pound limit losses against the US dollar. However, without any major domestic reports (except BoE Bailey's speech on Friday), the pound could be following the EUR and print further losses if the FOMC minutes charge the USD. Latest Headlines: USD News: - US Dollar Index clings to gains in the mid-92.00s, looks to FOMC - US dollar at the mercy of the market's take on FOMC minutes - US 10-year Treasury yields refresh 19-week low - US urges China, private sector to boost participation in G20 debt response GBP News: - UK June Halifax house prices -0.5% vs +1.5% m/m expected - GBP/USD now focuses on 1.3735 – UOB - Pound Sterling Price News and Forecast: GBP/USD remains depressed below - 1.3800 on Wednesday - GBP/USD teases 1.3800 amid risk aversion, FOMC minutes eyed Upcoming Market Reports: Here are the most important market reports for GBP/USD to follow in the coming days (all times are UTC timezone): Wednesday at 14:00: USD JOLTS Job Openings (Expected: 9.30M , Previous: 9.29M ) Wednesday at 18:00: USD FOMC Meeting Minutes (Expected: , Previous: ) Thursday at 12:30: USD Unemployment Claims (Expected: 345K , Previous: 364K ) Thursday at 15:00: USD Crude Oil Inventories (Expected: , Previous: -6.7M ) Friday at 10:00: GBP BOE Gov Bailey Speaks (Expected: , Previous: ) INTERMARKET: 2-year yield differentials remain neutral for the pair. UST yields move sideways ahead of FOMC minutes. SENTIMENT: Currency Strength Index: TECHNICALS The GBPUSD pair trades in a short-term downtrend after yesterday's strong sell-off, forming a consolidation this morning. GBP recovered some ground after attempting a break down below a bearish wedge on the 1-hour chart, with the 38.2% Fib level providing immediate resistance (1.3820). Markets are cautious ahead of the FOMC minutes which is reflected in the sideways trading in the pair. However, the most recent 1-hour candlestick (pinbar) suggests that sellers are still interested in shorting GBP at attractive levels. Levels to follow (Liquidity): Major resistance: 1.3850 (61.8% Fib) Minor resistance 1.3820 (38.2% Fib) Minor support: 1.3780 (daily low) Major support: 1.3730 (weekly low) == SUMMARY == I remain bearish on the pair based on the reasons mentioned above. Weekly low at 1.3730 might be within range after the FOMC minutes release. Please hit the 'LIKE' button if you find this post useful. Also, don't forget to follow to get more trade ideas like this. Thanks!
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by MujkanovicFX
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What you need to know to trade GBP/USD next week. 📈How to trade GBP/USD the upcoming week? Let's find out. If you like this post, please leave a "LIKE" for support. Thanks! FUNDAMENTALS: Last week, the EU granted a delay to the chilled meat ban in Northern Ireland, which was one of the reasons for the pound to become quite resilient against most other major currencies, even against the USD bull. However, comments by Bank of England Governor Bailey who warned against a potential over-reaction to inflationary pressures put some selling pressure on GBP and lowered tightening expectations. Still, the resilience of the GBPUSD pair, despite the rising cases of the Delta virus variant in the UK, shows that markets are still expecting a strong economic rebound in the country. The US NFP beat estimates but a softer unemployment rate and unchanged wages encouraged USD bears to put some selling pressure on USD. The upcoming US Independence Day (US markets closed on Monday) and the recent USD strength also led to some profit-taking, which put further pressure on the USD. Overall, markets will likely continue to price-in a Fed rate hike due to the stronger NFP while shaking off the weaker unemployment rate and unchanged wages. With the GBP well supported in the previous period, despite the Delta variant spread and Bailey's comments, markets will likely stick to their bullish GBP bias. Latest Headlines: USD News: US dollar moving to new lows. Now the weakest of the major currencies US factory orders for May 1.7% versus 1.7% estimate US stocks are opening higher after less scary jobs report US Dollar Index retreats from tops post-Payrolls, back around 92.40 US Dollar Index Price Analysis: Next on the upside comes in 93.50 GBP News: Pound Sterling Price News and Forecast: GBP/USD approaching critical support UK PM Johnson: We have built up considerable wall of immunity in UK GBPUSD moves higher and looks to move back above the June low GBP/USD rebounds swiftly from 2-1/2-month lows post-NFP, upside seems capped Upcoming Market Reports: Here are the most important market reports for GBP/USD to follow in the coming days (all times are UTC timezone): Monday at 12:00: USD Bank Holiday (Expected: , Previous: ) Tuesday at 14:00: USD ISM Services PMI (Expected: 63.9 , Previous: 64.0 ) Wednesday at 14:00: USD JOLTS Job Openings (Expected: 9.34M , Previous: 9.29M ) Wednesday at 18:00: USD FOMC Meeting Minutes (Expected: , Previous: ) Thursday at 12:30: USD Unemployment Claims (Expected: 375K , Previous: 364K ) Thursday at 15:00: USD Crude Oil Inventories (Expected: , Previous: -6.7M ) Friday at 10:00: GBP BOE Gov Bailey Speaks (Expected: , Previous: ) INTERMARKET: The recent increase in UST yields on the hawkish Fed shift pushed the 2-year US/UK yield differentials lower. Pound bulls need to keep an eye on this divergence as global yield-chasing could lead to selling pressure in the GBP/USD pair. USD INDEX The fall in the US yield curve (bull steepener) after the US labor market report will likely be short-lived due to the hawkish Fed. All eyes will be on the FOMC meeting minutes on Wednesday, especially on the arguing of the seven hawks who voted for a rate hike in 2022 on the Fed dot plot. In the short-term, the picture looks bearish as the USD Index also broke below a rising trendline (next support at 91.50). SENTIMENT: CoT: Hedge funds and other leveraged money increased their bearish GBP bets while long positioning remained almost unchanged. It's important to note that bullish bets are near 12-month extremes, or at least near the 90 percentile. USD positioning (according to the USD value of contracts in other currencies) lies near short extremes. Even though bullish positioning increased in the previous week, there is still a possible risk of a short squeeze. This suggests that market positioning is somewhat bearish for GBP/USD. Currency Strength Index: Looking at the currency strength chart for the last 4 days, the USD sell-off on Friday pushed the USD significantly lower while the GBP remained almost range-bound. The fall in US yields across the board could lead to a short-term correction in the USD, although - as mentioned earlier - I believe that markets will continue to price-in a rate hike for 2022 (the FOMC meeting minutes on Wednesday will be a key event for this.) TECHNICALS The GBPUSD pair broke above a bearish trendline on the 1-hour chart after facing some support at a long-term (daily) bullish trendline. The intraday bull run on Friday was accompanied by a surge in trading volume, signaling further upside potential during the next week (especially in combination with the picture in the USDx and US yields.) Levels to follow (Liquidity): Major resistance: 1.4000 Minor resistance: 1.3870 Minor support: 1.3815 Major support: 1.3730 == SUMMARY == I am short-term mildly bullish on GBP/USD. Please hit the 'LIKE' button if you find this post useful. Also, don't forget to follow to get more trade ideas like this. Thanks!
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by MujkanovicFX
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GBPJPY 1H Drop IncomingGBPJPY showed sharp gains on Mondays Asian and European sessions with the pair rising from a bearish 151.500 to 153.750 at its peak, looking primed to continue back towards the 155 mark which the bulls have been pressuring and sustaining since late May. Coming into todays European session, the currencies volatility had worn off and the pair has been stuttering early this morning in the mid 153 range, this could be the bulls taking a breaking on the resurgence ready to make a move towards the day end, however the more likely situation is that the bulls are exhausted and so is the sterling. After posting great gains over the past few months the sterling has gone from strength to strength, no worse the Yen which has also showed remarkable strength and gains. The Former however is struggling to maintain this momentum and the pound has been slipping its grasp in the mid 155 range for a few weeks now. This could be down to the how well the Yen has performed but the pound's ground beneath its feet is slipping with Boris Johnson's delay of lockdown easing and the 'Delta variant' supposedly creating a whole new problem for the UK and its plans to get the economy back on track. With the Bank of Japan's monetary policy meeting minutes kicking off in the next asian session, we can comfortable predict how the Yen will react after seeing its response to previous BoJ announcements. This will push the Yen higher and ultimately leave the GBPJPY pair looking negative. The sterling has no key fundamental economic releases on the calendar till tomorrow which leaves the stage all set for the Yen in the next Asian session. This enforces my view on the pair slipping back down to the 152 ranges until the Pound takes centre stage tomorrow afternoon where we can see some volatility. On the Technical analysis side of things, we can see the trend angle of yesterdays resurgence as unsustainable as the pair has slipped so much and pops upwards too sharply to allow any support to be built beneath. It was met with resistance at 153.500 to 153.700 and is struggling to break its barrier. It's since slipped to 153.300 today and isn't showing strong enough signs of breaking the resistance. It may form some degree of support here but there's not enough data to show the pair will as its too short of the Mid may support level of 153.300. The pair has also dropped beneath the SMMA showing further signs of a drop incoming. I expect a drop to 152.500 and I'll check back in on the pair then to see how sterling and yen are fairing most likely after tonights Asian session. We may have another opportunity to catch the fall back down to the support of 151.400 but theres not enough signs for me personally that the pair can't rebound at 152 and head back upwards. I look forward to seeing how this one plays out.
Short
by KaineArkinson1
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GBPJPY 1H Chart BoJ Interest Decision And Looking AheadGBPJPY fell this morning as the Asian session ended weary of the the BoJ's interest rate decision and release of Inflation YoY. This, coupled with the pair showing early signs of exhaustion is creating great weather conditions for a storm. The pair fell short of the 154.000 mark and looks to consolidate ahead of the BoJ's decision before a small breakout above the previous resistance line of 154.500 back in May, which was broken by the bulls as they headed for the psychological level of 155. This was broken easily and GBPJPY began testing 156. Since then GBPJPY has been on a slow downtrend in the hourly which showcased some of the early signs of exhaustion mentioned earlier. This is merely a break for the bulls as the markets watch and wait for the BoJ's decision. The pound has been holding its weight even after Johnsons announcement of the 'freedom day' delay back to the 19th of July. With the pound sitting strong amongst Johnsons delay and the Yen looking shaky ahead of the inflation and interest announcements, this only really shows to me that the test at 156 is coming thick and fast once the Yen's anticipation has decimated. Looking ahead into next week, after some stabilisation and consolidation from todays drop, we're gonna see the pair push past previous resistances such as 154 and the psychological 155 and begin testing the 156 mark. The pair might meet some resistance at around 155.500 due to the downtrend angle and resistance points but I'm not imagining its gonna dent the push that the currency will make over next week as there is little fundamental factors in play over the next week for GBP until Thursdays BoE interest rate decision which will look to follow Jerome Powells Hawkish decision to bring hikes in around 2023, and the Yen will look again weary as the holding their own meeting minutes early in the week. I look forward to hearing thoughts and I'm definitely riding with the bulls over the 1H frame this next week
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by KaineArkinson1
GBPUSD Bears Retain Control Following BOE's Policy Decision The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Bank of England expectedly maintained the near-negative Official Bank Rate unchanged at 0.10 per cent. The pound initially surged following the publication of the policy decision, but then the GBPUSD promptly retraced from the initial peak. The GBPUSD probed the lower boundary of the Distribution Area in the wake of the policy decision but then retraced back. Nevertheless, this uptick was created following an initial dropdown to 1.38600. The last candle's massive lower tail indicates uncertainty in the market and strong buying pressure just below the 100-day MA (in blue). The price action also appears to be strengthening above the 50-day MA (in green), which serves as a floating support. The rebound from the ascending trend line indicates that the GBPUSD is not yet ready to resume falling as the bulls retain control in the short term. At the same time, the consolidation below the Distribution Area implies that bullish commitment is not sufficient enough to initiate a new upswing. The prevailingly neutral market momentum is underpinned by the MACD indicator . Overall, the price action is likely to continue consolidating between the ascending trend line and the Distribution Area in the near future in an increasingly more pronounced bottleneck. An eventual breakout/breakdown away from the two would elucidate the next likely direction for the market.
Short
by Trendsharks
Breakout and reversal on GBPNZDIn April we saw a clear downtrend on GBPNZD. The pair couldn't make another lower low and it broke out. This gives us a trend reversal opportunities. Today is a very important day for the GBP due to BOE interest rate decision as well as the elections in Scotland. That means we will see big moves! If you don't want to take on any risk, then wait for a higher high! But if you're looking for a greater risk to reward ratio, then make sure to check out this opportunity.
Long
by ForexTrendline
BOE – What to expect – Bank of AmericaBank of America discussed its expectations for this week’s BoE meeting in a recent note to clients, arguing that risks are tilted to the upside. Bank of America explains: We expect the BoE to endorse market expectations of two rate hikes by end-2024 in this week’s monetary policy report… We look for the BoE to taper QE purchases at next week’s policy meeting. If not this week, then June. The risks of a more hawkish BoE should be supportive for GBP, but much of the heavy-lifting on UK rates was done through 1 Q. That the BoE could announce Asset Purchase Facility (APF) tapering should not come as a total surprise given its stated objective to extend purchases through to end-2021. How the BoE views the outlook beyond the expected sugar rush and its implications for the rate profile is arguably more significant for the pound.
by thunderpips
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Chart of the day: Rates markets are pricing...Rates markets are pricing in faster policy normalization for the BOE With the Bank of England just a few days away, it’s always a good idea to reflect on the rates market and see what it’s pricing in. Looking at the SONIA quarterly futures rates we can see that markets are pricing in much faster policy normalization for the UK compared to the likes of the FED. SONIA futures are pricing in a first hike from the BOE by SEP 2022 (compared to March 2023 for the FED), and a total of 3 hikes (assuming 10bsp each) by March 2023. How does this information help us? It is helpful as it shows us a bit of a disconnect between the recent weaker price action, we’ve seen in sterling versus what the rates markets are implying for policy normalization. Thus, even though a lot of policy normalization expectations are baked into the rates market, the same is not reflected in sterling’s price action just yet. For now, consensus is not expecting the BOE to follow, the BOC’s lead by tapering asset purchases. But arguably the bigger focus will fall on the BOE’s rate hike projections.
CME:SONZ2021
by thunderpips
GBP - 🐂BULLISH but for how long? 🐻Hey, I'm back! It's been a while took some time off the screens, I am happy and proud of my longer term positioning within GBP taking hits on profit targets - longer term target before 1.43 areas, and I did state yr ahead outlook I am thinking 1.47-1.50! Nice monthly area. In my year ahead outlook for 2021- If you're interested in the video , Privately message. Over night, we had a GBP head higher towards 1.42 areas - Now we did get positive news starting this week easing lockdown, but the key is we COULD be out of lock down before June 21st! Incredible right?! if that happens! Less craziness.. Now if you're active follower of mine you would know - I am bullish GBP and I've been selling EURGBP combined. Well, I've given you my longer term target one of them...However, be careful don't go buying all in at these levels I'd like actually GBP to have pull back to some key areas. Fundamentals: - GBP Monetary Policy Report Hearings - Chief Economist Haldane Speaks & Gov Bailey. - Fed Chair Powell Testifies (Yesterday, we had Powell testifies- Dovish the usual 'far away from employment and long term inflation goals' but we've got this reflation trade situation - Yields high...! ) - RBNZ Gov Orr Speaks (RBNZ - Yesterday, Monetary Policy Statement. Take a look at AUDNZD, It was a great short opportunity - Prolonged Monetary Stimulus) Technical: - More of a complicated chart... - Pattern: Within Channel or wedge formation (Monthly - double bottom) - Support: 1.41405, 1.41210, 1.40760, 1.40430 - Resistance: 1.42255, 1.42606, 1.43120 Be aware of the over night spike, if that gets taken out, further bullish momentum to continue. Overall we are still in bullish territory until we are out of the channel i've drawn , then I'd target 50 EMA areas, which add confluence to Fib area. (FOLLOW YOUR OWN TRADE PLAN FOR FURTHER CONFLUENCE) Bonus: BTC -It was at high areas of 58k areas, to 48/49k. A Very volatile asset, I did state it would head lower when it was at highs. What goes up, comes down eventually! I actually think we could perhaps head lower and if it doesn't I rather be late to the party - It isn't really an asset I'd invest a high % of my portfolio in due to the high volatile movements. I am not holding BTC Positioning at this current moment of time. I am out until I am ready to get long again. Key tip: “Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet.”― Aristotle Have a good day, Trade Journal (Just a trade idea, not a recommendation)
by Trade_Journal
Inflation Rate Roundups Trade Safe - Trade Well Regards, Michael Harding 😎 Chief Technical Strategist @ LEFTURN Inc. RISK DISCLAIMER Information and opinions contained with this post are for educational purposes and do not constitute trading recommendations. Trading Forex on margin carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Before deciding to invest in Forex you should consider your knowledge, investment objectives, and your risk appetite. Only trade/invest with funds you can afford to lose.
TVC:DXY
by Michael_Harding
2
Monetary Policy Meeting: BoE & RBALast week, the Bank of England and the Reserve Bank of Australia held their first monetary policy meeting for this year. In this article, we will look at the takeaway from the meetings. BoE put to rest speculation on adoption of negative interest rate. The third national lockdown imposed on England early last month led to the speculation that the Bank of England (BoE) is likely going to take interest rate to the negative level to cushion the negative impact on the UK economy. However, the speculation has been put to rest by the central bank during its monetary policy meeting last week. In the monetary policy minutes, the BoE stated that it “did not wish to send any signal that it intended to set a negative Bank Rate at some point in the future”. Furthermore, the central bank highlighted that the implementation of negative interest rate will require preparatory work to be carried out six months before its implementation. In an effort to control the situation, BoE Governor Andrew Bailey advised the public not to speculate any future actions that the central bank may take. On the economic recovery side of things, the BoE expects the UK economy to contract by 4% during the first quarter of 2021. However, the central bank is optimistic that the economy will recover fast this year with UK’s speedy vaccination programme, expecting the economy to return to the pre-pandemic level by the first quarter of 2022. As a result, the BoE revised down its economic growth forecast for 2021 from 7.25% to 5% but revised up its forecast for 2022 from 6.25% to 7.25%. Finally, the central bank kept its interest rate and monetary policy unchanged. RBA carries out more monetary policy easing. Unlike the Bank of England, its Australian counterpart took a more aggressive approach towards monetary easing. During the monetary policy meeting last week, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) decided to purchase additional $100 billion of government bonds once the current bond purchase program ends in mid-April. The main reason for the central bank to carry out more easing was due to subdued wage and price pressures. The RBA highlighted that the latest annual inflation rate of 0.9% is still far from the central bank’s targeted level of 2-3% while wages are increasing at the slowest rate ever. The central bank expects both inflation and wages to pick up gradually but will still remain below 2 per cent over the next two years. Despite the subdued wage and price pressures, the RBA also acknowledged that economic recovery in Australia has exceeded their expectation. The jobs market has been performing well, indicating strong employment growth and continued decline in unemployment rate. Consumer spending has also been strong while an increase in the number of deferred loan repayments have been made. Thus, the central bank is now expecting the country’s economic growth to return to the end-2019 level by mid-2021 as opposed to the previous expectation of end-2021. Lastly, the RBA also expect interest rate to remain at the current level of 0.10% until wages growth is higher than the current level and its inflation target range of 2-3% has been met, which the central bank foresees it to happen only in 2024 at the earliest.
ICEUS:DXY
by JinDao_Tai
Sterling succumbs to the Buck in the run up to the BoE policy...Sterling succumbs to the Buck in the run up to the BoE policy announcement where eyes will be fixated on commentary on the feasibility of NIRP for the banking sector if required, although the immediacy of such policy is likely to be downplayed by the MPC. Meanwhile, markets currently pencil in incremental negative rates for August. Cable has descended from its 1.3683 high, through its 21 DMA (1.3645) to trade sub-1.3600 as keeps its 50 DMA (1.3540) on the radar. 1.3800 Overall upside target.
Long
by FTUKcom
14
Cable Explodes following BOEComments from the BOE meeting this morning 1. CPI inflation is expected to rise quite sharply towards the 2% target in the Spring. 2. Other indicators suggest that Labour market slack has remained higher than implied by the LFS rate. 3. CPI inflation is projected to be close to 2% over the second and third years of the forecast period. 4. A further increase in unemployment is projected over the next few quarters. 5. The average weekly earnings growth has been notably stronger than expected in the November report. 6. See UK GDP +5% in 2021 (Nov. projection: +7.25%). 7. BoE sees UK GDP +7.25% in 2022 (Nov. projection: +6.25%). ------------------------- Please don't forget to FOLLOW, LIKE, and COMMENT ... If you like my analysis:) Trade Safe - Trade Well Regards, Michael Harding 😎 Chief Technical Strategist @ LEFTURN Inc. RISK DISCLAIMER Information and opinions contained with this post are for educational purposes and do not constitute trading recommendations. Trading Forex on margin carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Before deciding to invest in Forex you should consider your knowledge, investment objectives, and your risk appetite. Only trade/invest with funds you can afford to lose.
Long
by Michael_Harding
Channel tradingGBPJPY is inside a channel in h4 chart, the volumes are getting lower, that means that the buying pressure is decreasing and the price is going to drop towards the support trendline at least, we notice that the lower trendline corresponds to the horizontal support around 142.3, I think that price may fall in coming hours (tomorrow there will be high volatility due to the publication of Bank of England statement) towards the 100 sma. Look at the idea below which represents an outlook of the pair in daily chart before considering to open a position. Use a proper money management. Francesco
Short
by Dragon_Investments
GBPUSD - Things could take a turn...!!Happy Tuesday...Here's a free Cable trade idea...! I got asked why do I give my trade ideas for free? It's my passion I live and breathe the markets, I know there's so many scammers out there and capital isn't what I am greedy for ever - but giving the community a guidance to help build confidence for your trading journey is the best gift I could give anyone. This will always be free! GBP - You know for ages if you are an active follower of mine - I am bullish GBP you probably even know my target areas longer term perspective and 1.50 it could go to. However, for now I am really keeping an eye on this formation we have built.- Dollar squeeze could be coming soon....! Fundamentally: - BOE Monetary Policy Report (Thursday) - Negative Rates - I highly doubt its needed - Positive vaccine roll out Technical aspect: Wedge has been formed a break to either direction. Support: 1.37570, 1.36585, 1.35520, 1.35240 Resistance: 1.37100, 1.37600, 1.38070, 1.38940 Ways you could the trade GBP: - Wait for the break out and trade the pull back - Add orders either directions - Go to a smaller time frame to get into an early position if you're feeling confident - Follow your own trade plan for further confluence Key tip: Patience & Discipline. If you have any questions, message privately happy to help. All the best, Trade Journal (Just a trade idea, not a recommendation)
by Trade_Journal
2
ridethepig | EURGBP Finding a Floor📌 ridethepig | EURGBP Finding a Floor After the preparatory manoeuvre, passive sellers are keeping a close eye on the 0.882x ABC target and already starting to cover. Sharp Buyers were aware of this and made the transition to attempt a base formation. With ECB / FED now cleared there is the customary inventiveness to continue with the rally. What we are trading here is the expectation of BOE cuts and calling bluff on ECB holding pattern. On the GBP side, we have been given a data from Johnson for March where kids will return back to school. Taking it with a pinch of salt once more and recommend resisting temptation to park in GBP. BOE has room to cut rates and with Brexit impact starting to enter into play, the flows will become clearer. Technically taking 0.893x will open the floodgates for a momentum gambit towards the highs, while to the downside 0.887x/0.882x area will continue to be the loading zone. Thanks as usual for keeping the feedback coming 👍 or 👎
Long
by ridethepig
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ridethepig | EURGBP for ECB📌 ridethepig | EURGBP for ECB Now that we are trading back at the lows in the range in EURGBP, the game is roughly level going into ECB today and we can begin to look for positions once more. In a situation which is very similar to the previous flow that we played from the pivot in December. Continuing to build EUR exposure at 0.885x and looking for ECB & BOE to start diverging in expectations from today onwards. BOE are going to play the whole -ve rate endgame with wonderful precision and genuine artistry. Pound devaluation is the way to go in my opinion. A quick recap of ECB expectations for today: > Global inflation is starting to show signs of creeping higher ( see the explanation ) so expecting Lagarde to be slightly bullish EUR on inflation , neutral on growth, no changes in rates and the usual 'watching the currency closely'. Looking to make use of the 0.885x lows for a move back towards our 0.900x pivot and 0.922x highs. Thanks as usual for keeping the feedback coming 👍 or 👎
Long
by ridethepig
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ridethepig | Teeing Off in GBPUSD📌 ridethepig | Teeing Off in GBPUSD After an interesting Asian session the unlikely looking manoeuvre is preparing to unfold. Why? Because sharp speculators are already beginning to outguess the dovish BOE and directionally are flooding back to USD. A very similar setup to the one we traded in the middle of December flows: Large macro players have been spotted on the offer, a few moves later and we can be back at 1.313x in little time. Things that develop thereafter will be interesting, for now let's play the initial leg down trapping the unaware buyers who are protecting GBP. Swing the club, and don't mess it up! Thanks for keeping the feedback coming 👍 or 👎
Short
by ridethepig
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