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GBPUSD BUY | Day Trading AnalysisHello Traders, here is the full analysis.
The completed correction, recovery and formation of a pre-breakout set-up hint at the continuation of growth. GOOD LUCK! Great BUY opportunity GBPUSD
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GMPUSD H1 / Bullish Continuation / Targeting the PWH ✅ Hello Traders!
This is my forecast related to GBPUSD H1. I see a bullish market at the moment, that's why I expect that PWH will be taken. Until now, we can see only HH and HL, meaning that we are in a bullish market.
It's a good opportunity to look for long entries, as the bias according to this scenario is bullish.
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GBPUSD BUY ANALYSIS UPDATEBased on our previous analysis which was a double bottom price actually hits the TP1. so now remaining TP2, TP3 and TP4. So the buy should be around psychological level of TP1 and targeted profits should be around psychological level of TP2 , TP3 and TP4. So is expected to use money management.
GBPUSD BUY ANALYSIS 15 MINS TIMEFRAMAs the price has made a double bottom at psychological level of 26000 this show that there is a higher chance of going up . Price still on uptrend and so it expected to go for LONG and expect targeted profits should be at levels of psychological levels which are TP1, TP2. TP3 and TP4. Applying Money management are required
GBP/USD looks bullish on the daily chartIn the daily chart, GBP/USD looks bullish. We will give you reasons
as to why we think buying the dips is the best idea for Cable Traders.
Firstly, the key level around 1.25 was successfully defended by the buyers.
The price has also climbed back above the 100-day exponential moving average
level, which is a bullish sign.
The immediate resistance is at the 1.2630 level which if broken will soon take the
price toward 1.27. We recommend buying the dips in GBP/USD if price falls to
the 1.2550 level soon.
BUY GBPUSD Channel BreakoutThe GBP/USD pair on the M30 timeframe presents a potential buying opportunity due to a recent upward breakout from a bullish channel pattern. This suggests a shift in momentum towards the upside and a higher likelihood of further advances in the coming minutes or hours.
Key Points:
Bullish Channel Breakout: The price has been trading within an upward-sloping channel characterized by two converging lines: a rising support line and a rising resistance line. This ongoing uptrend signaled continued buying pressure. However, the recent break above the upper resistance line at 1.2610 signifies a potential trend continuation in the breakout direction.
Buy Entry: Consider entering a long position around the current price of 1.2582, positioned close to the breakout level. This offers an entry point near the perceived shift in momentum.
Target Levels: Initial bullish targets lie at the previous resistance levels within the channel, now acting as potential support zones: 1.2610 and 1.2673. Further upside targets could be determined using other technical analysis methods like Fibonacci retracements or extensions.
Stop-Loss: To manage risk, place a stop-loss order below the broken channel resistance line, ideally around 1.2560. This helps limit potential losses if the price reverses and breaks back down.
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GBPUSD BUY ANALYSISHere the GBPUSD has reached the psychological level of 26500 which our TP 2 . Now the market might continue to move up but is expected for us to wait and see a signal from TP 2 Which can be a pullback or something like double button. So Going for long is needed and our Expected target profits should be on TP 3 TP$ and TP5
GBPUSD - Expect retracement ✅Hello traders!
‼️ This is my perspective on GBPUSD.
Technical analysis: Here we have the same scenario as on EURUSD, we are bearish, but for now I expect price to continue the retracement to fill the imbalance. My target is bearish order block around 1.27500.
Fundamental news: Tomorrow we will see results of monthly and yearly CPI on USD. On Wednesday we'll see results of yearly CPI on GBP and on Thursday we'll have Retail Sales on USD.
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GBP/ USD EntriesLooking for a break out of the Rising wedge pattern, at this precise moment I am leaning towards shorts. However in order to get a valid Entry I would need to see a 4h close below the blue zone with a retest and a lower low close on the 30 min back to the bottom of structure / or trendline.
Alternatively for a long I would need to see the opposite with the 4h close being above structure and blue zone. Probably no entries until after tomorrows CPI.
GBP/USD Alert: Next Week's Inflation Forecast GBP/USD Alert: Next Week's Inflation Forecast
The week is relatively quiet, so we are looking ahead to next week’s major events. With UK and US inflation released one day apart, perhaps the GBP/USD is the pair to watch.
On February 14, U.S. inflation rate data is set to be released. Despite the diminishing market expectations for a Fed rate cut in March, if U.S. inflation falls below 3.0% this month, there might be renewed hopes for some rate relief. With expectations still hovering around 20% for a March rate hike, market participants may grasp onto any positive news to maintain the possibility of such a move. The question arises: what is the threshold for rate-cut enthusiasts? Perhaps 2.8% or below?
Moving on to February 15, UK inflation rate data will be released.
Some policy makers are already calling for rate cuts from the Bank of England (Board member Swati Dhingra voted for a 25-basis point cut during the last meeting). Will a significant decrease in UK inflation this month guarantee this course of action sooner than previously thought? Dhingra makes a sound argument for loosening monetary policy at this point pointing to weak consumption and the low likelihood that inflation resurges. But will anyone else on the BoE board join her on her dovish stance?