GBPUSD | Perspective for the new week | Follow-upAmidst the uncertainty characterized by global events, last week witnessed the GBP/USD pair caught in the crosscurrents of rising geopolitical tensions and pivotal central bank pronouncements. Bank of England's Deputy Governor, Dave Ramsden, took centre stage with remarks on inflation risks, yet failed to provide the anticipated support for Sterling as it plunged to new depths.
The UK's economic landscape presented a mixed picture, with March's retail sales stagnating while annual growth maintained a modest trajectory. Against this backdrop, the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve emerged as key players, wielding their influence to shape market sentiment.
The journey across the pond unveiled a contrasting narrative, with robust US Retail Sales figures sparking a reassessment of interest rate projections and propelling the US 10-year note yield to unprecedented heights.
While Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic cautioned against persistent inflation, New York Fed President John Williams struck a more measured chord, emphasizing the Fed's data-driven approach and its nuanced stance on monetary policy.
In this video, we dissect the implications of these developments and chart our course for the new week in GBP/USD trading.
GBPUSD Technical Analysis:
Will the pound maintain its momentum below the critical $1.24200 zone?
In this video, we've examined both the daily and 4-hour timeframes, dissecting bullish and bearish sentiments to unearth the most promising trades for the week ahead. Our analysis dives deep into key levels, trendlines, and support/resistance points, providing invaluable insights into the prevailing market structure.
Our focus remains fixed on the pivotal level at $1.24200, where the direction of price action could herald the onset of significant market shifts. How the market responds here will chart the course for GBP/USD in the days to come.
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Trading Startegy: GBPUSD PRICE ACTION AND CHART ANALYSIS w/ NEWSWelcome back to another video, today's video is about analysing GBPUSD with fundamental and technical analysis using the monthly, weekly and daily timeframe to understand and see price movements for the next direction of prices (either downwards or upwards trend).
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GBPUSD Entry - Continued Bull Market 1.37656 NOV 15-17th British Pound started my whole adventure in Fish N Pips. I'm trying to validate which currencies will swing and the impact on the dollar. The technical analysis on the Monthly chart is Bull Trend for $GBPUSD. I consider new entry point in few weeks as the RSI band nears the tipping point in the Gann Fann 8/1
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GBPUSD: Update! Spotting False Breakout 🇬🇧🇺🇸
If you remember, last week we spotted a structure breakout on GBPUSD.
The price broke and closed below a daily key level, and for us, it was a strong bearish clue.
However, it turned out that the breakout was false.
After a violation of a support, the price was accumulating for quite a while
and managed to return back above the broken structure and also violate a falling parallel channel to the upside on 4H.
It looks like the market maker is playing with our expectations here.
Adjusting my analysis, now I am locally bullish biased and expect a local bullish continuation.
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CABLE MAY BREAKBottom line is that we have price ramming into a FRESH and very old SUPPLY ZONE, all we need do is wait and watch the SZ push Cable off the high cliff, it happens with an OHLC close below D1 TL then we join the free-fall back to hades. Personally, I wouldn't wait much for what's already dead ill eat it at H1 while the blood trickles 😋😅
GBPUSD emerging from years long bear trend and going back upBritish Pound/USD is giving us signs that we might begin to see a reversal to the bear trend that has lasted for 13-14 years. 1Y TF white energy is just starting to move up and about to cross the 50 mid-line. Unlike in 2014, where the white energy failed to move above 50 and dropped back down along with green line as the price stair-stepped down, this time the red RSI is at a much lower position where the green line and the white energy may not bounce off of it again, and I think there is a decent chance we may see the white energy go above 50 mid-line in the next 1Y candle. In the meantime, in the lower TFs such as 6M and 4M, we are seeing signs of a budding upward momentum brewing as the price started going back up and above weekly 200 EMA that we have been trading under for almost 7 years now. It is likely to see GBP continue to appreciate for several more months before any mid-long term, months-long correction phase is to take place.
In the long term I personally believe that we are going to continue to see the price go up. For a long term investor, it may be a good time to started moving your assets into GBP seeing it has the potential to continue to rise in value. Alternatively, one could wait until the 1Y white energy crosses above 50 for confirmation of upward momentum before getting in. FOREX markets aren't necessarily a playground for scalpers; one could very well do swing trades with GBP. At this point, for the foreseeable few months, I do believe we are at a spot where a mid-long term swing long would be profitable.