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GBPUSD Pressure Mounting On the Pound
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A symmetrical triangle has formed on the GBPUSD 1D chart, and we could have a breakout soon as pressure is quickly mounting on the pound.
Here are the details:
The market has found support and resistance at both the trendline support and trendline resistance of the triangle, as the market is looking for a direction. Looking at the price action, it looks bearish due to the market swings; the lows and highs are starting to get lower, and additionally, the market has broken and closed above the 20 EMA.
The fundamental news also supports our bearish view. Earlier today, the MPC Official Bank Rate Votes came out at 2-1-6 which was surprising and worse than expected. Traders will read this as uncertainty for the pound while the dollar continues to strengthen.
As long as the market is still below the 20 EMA, our view will remain bearish. We expect some more consolidation before a possible third attempt at the trendline resistance.
Preferred Direction: Sell
Technical Indicators: 20 EMA
Resistance: 1.27508
Support: 1.25965
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Gbpusd sell now H1 now move is confirm sell Critical resistance is located at 1.2700 (200-period Simple Moving Average (SMA), 100-period SMA and 50-period SMA). If the pair rises above that level and confirms it as support, 1.2760 (static level) and 1.2780 (static level) could be seen as next bullish targets.
On the downside, 1.2650 (Fibonacci 23.6% retracement of the latest uptrend) aligns as first
support before 1.2600 (psychological level, static level) and 1.2560 (200-day SMA).
GBPUSD sell now 1.27070
Confirm Target 1.26082
GBPUSD sell now today confirm move is sell guy's don't miss thisCritical resistance is located at 1.2700 (200-period Simple Moving Average (SMA), 100-period SMA and 50-period SMA). If the pair rises above that level and confirms it as support, 1.2760 (static level) and 1.2780 (static level) could be seen as next bullish targets.
On the downside, 1.2650 (Fibonacci 23.6% retracement of the latest uptrend) aligns as first support before 1.2600 (psychological level, static level) and 1.2560 (200-day SMA).
GBPUSD Sell Now 1.27021
Confirm Target 1.25076
GBPUSD H1 / LONG ENTRY IDEA $$$Hello Traders!
This is my idea related to GBPUSD H1. I will wait for a confirmation for a long entry after the chart will touch the OB level. I expect a bullish move until the resistance level mentioned on the chart.
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GBPUSD sell now today confirm chart guy's this best use this GBP/USD continues to move up and down in a narrow band at around 1.2700 early Monday after closing the previous week virtually unchanged. The near-term technical outlook fails to provide a directional clue but the Federal Reserve's and the Bank of England's (BoE) policy announcements later this week could help the pair break out of its range
The cautious market mood at the beginning of the week helps the US Dollar (USD) stay resilient against its rivals and makes it difficult for GBP/USD to gather bullish momentum. Investors grow increasingly worried about the potential negative economic impact of escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
Over the weekend, UK navy ship HMS Diamond reportedly shot down a Houthi drone over the Red Sea. Meanwhile, three US troops were killed and dozens were injured on Sunday after a drone strike on a US base near Jordan's border with Syria. In case safe-haven flows dominate the financial markets in the second half of the day, GBP/USD could stay under pressure.
GBPUSD SELL NOW 1.27105
CONFIRM TARGET. 1.26270
Today GBPUSD sell move today confirm chart don't miss this chartThe 200-period Simple Moving Average (SMA) on the four-hour chart aligns as a pivot level at 1.2700. If GBP/USD continues to use that level as resistance, technical sellers could remain interested. In this scenario, 1.2650 (Fibonacci 23.6% retracement of the October-December uptrend) and 1.2600 (psychological level, static level) could be seen as next bearish targets.
On the upside, resistances could be at 1.2760 (static level) and 1.2780 (static level) in case GBP/USD stabilizes above 1.2700.
GBPUSD SELL NOW. 127446
CONFIRM TARGET 126710
GBPUSD sell now today confirm move is sell guys use this chart GBP/USD is trading above 1.2700, finding fresh demand amid a stalled US Dollar recovery in early Europe on Monday. The pair cheers reduced bets for an early BoE rate cut ahead of Wednesday's Fed decision. Middle East geopolitical tensions could cap the upside.
Always follow the trend
GBPUSD SELL NOW 1.27131
CONFIRM TARGET. 1.26209
Gbpusd sell now today confirm analysis don't miss this chartGBP/USD holds above 1.2700, where the 50-, 100- and 200-period Simple Moving Averages (SMA) on the 4-hour chart are located. In case this level stays intact as support, 1.2760 (static level) could be seen as next resistance before 1.2780 (static level) and 1.2820 (end-point of the latest uptrend).
If 1.2700 fails, technical sellers could take action and open the door for an extended decline toward 1.2650 (50-day SMA, Fibonacci 23.6% retracement of the latest uptrend) and 1.2600 (psychological level, static level).
GBPUSD SELL NOW 1.27286
CONFIRM TARGET. 1.26511
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The odds of the Fed lowering interest rates in March have dropped significantly to 41.5%, down sharply from more than 75% just a month earlier, according to NASDAQ:CME's FedWatch Tool. This change in sentiment comes ahead of the expected initial estimate for fourth-quarter U.S. GDP, which is expected to show a 2% annual growth rate.
GBPUSD - Downside Caution Sees Dip EntryOverall bullish trend for Cable, which has presented a correction opportunity off the daily.
Moving lower implies an obtuse support to break, making it a tough call for further downside potential.
Longs of current 1.27200 allocates very poor risk to reward - this implies a better ratio off buying the impending dip toward 1.26700 .
#GBPUSDAt time h4, after exiting an ascending channel, if the top of the red box does not confirm or stabilize the candlestick, it can return at least 100% of the previous wave. Therefore, if confirmed as mentioned, we can consider this upward correction to continue the downward path and complete wave 3 or C.
GBP/ USD BUY Still in an up trend in my opinion and the last two 4h closes show that there is potential loss of momentum, so therefore I am an looking for a break back above structure and a 1h / 4h close above the blue line to look for the entry, however if that doesn't materialize and the get a close below the trendline then I will look for shorts
GBPUSD | H1 | Trade IdeaLooking into GBPUSD from an overall structural perspective we can see that we’re currently trading within a consolidation forming on our higher timeframes so currently our trading is focused more around the key areas within the consolidation while we wait for the market to choose an overall direction on a larger scale.
Now taking from the above statement we can see that as we further breakdown GBPUSD going into smaller timeframes we can see that the market has broken out of our rising wedge formed on our H1/H4 timeframes and also through our minor 1D uptrend, now given that breakout we can further take note of the potential QML forming on our H1 which would further add as confirming our potential sell order.
I’ll be looking to sell GBPUSD from 1.27273 upon the retest of our diagonal Support from the breakout of our lower timeframe rising wedge which will also be the completion of our “Right Shoulder” on our potential QML formation. Stops will be placed at 1.27677 (-40 pips) and my final Take Profit level being 1.25361(+191 pips) giving us a potential 1 : 4.7 risk reward ratio.
We should also take note of the potential Fundamental announcements that will be released throughout the course of this week which will have an impact on the overall USD value and also those that’ll be impacting the overall GBP value as there are some important announcements that’ll be made I.e interest rates.
NB: This analysis is comprised solely of my own personal opinions and my own person outlook/overview of the market and should not be taken as direct advice to either enter a buy/sell position within the outlined market, please confirm with your own analysis prior to taking any trading decisions based on the outlined analysis.
EURUSD and GBPUSD Top-down analysis Hello traders, this is a complete multiple timeframe analysis of this pair. We see could find significant trading opportunities as per analysis upon price action confirmation we may take this trade. Smash the like button if you find value in this analysis and drop a comment if you have any questions or let me know which pair to cover in my next analysis.
Potential Daily Head & Shoulders IDEAHere I present my daily idea for GBPUSD which could provide us with some nice short and long opportunities. I feel that if we break the current trendline to the downside, we will see a drop to the 1.25 region. From here, we can take a long trade during the retrace. When the head and shoulder structure looks mature, we can look at taking a second short towards the 1.23 region ;)
💡 GBPUSD: Forecast January 22ANALYSIS TODAY: GBPUSD stalled during the weekend session, still stuck in range. Reiterating that although it was not possible to make a higher high in the past 1 month, the bullish signal has reappeared (bullish engulfing pattern), you can continue to hold the existing long positions and still place SL is below the 1.26 resistance level.
Indicator is used:
- Chandelier Exit
- EMA
- MACD
GBPUSD: Sterling speculators are more focused on inflation than Traders in the pound market are betting on continued inflation due to a slowdown in retail sales as the Bank of England nears its next interest rate decision. The pound has recently strengthened against the euro for four consecutive weeks, and has strengthened against all G10 currencies this year except for the stronger US dollar.
Investors have increased their bullish bets on the pound for the third consecutive week. This is reflected in an increase in net long positions in the pound, suggesting that the pound is likely to appreciate against the dollar. Net long positions increased by nearly $800 million, or 48%, to $2.24 billion, the biggest selloff in four months. This is in contrast to about $2.166 billion in short positions held by speculators just two months ago.
The latest economic data paints a mixed picture. Wage growth slowed, inflation rose to a surprising 4.0% in December from 3.9% the previous month, and retail sales fell sharply. These factors are contributing to expectations that the BoE may be slower to cut interest rates than the Fed or the European Central Bank (ECB). Market expectations suggest there is a roughly 50% chance that the Bank of England will cut interest rates by 25 basis points in May, with a full rate cut expected in August. By contrast, traders expect the ECB to start cutting rates as early as April, and there is almost a 50% chance that the U.S. will cut rates in March. Lee Hardman, senior currency analyst at MUFG, said the BoE needed evidence that inflation risks were easing to give it confidence to start cutting interest rates to support UK growth. Weak retail sales have slightly reduced the attractiveness of the pound, but it remains the second-best performing G10 currency at the start of the year.
Compared to other currencies, the pound has appreciated 4.7% against the Japanese yen and 3% against the Australian dollar so far this year. It also rose 2.8% against the Swiss franc, and Nomura analysts expect it to rise another 3%.