An unimaginable short from the depths of analysis
Hello Traders ;]
As I examined the GBP/USD pair, it appears we're in a prime position for a short trading strategy. The pair has retraced into the 0.79-0.61 zone, a classic area that often signifies a natural correction within a trend. Such retracements can offer strategic entry points for traders looking to capitalize on potential reversals.
Furthermore, a glance at the volume profile over the entirety of the visible price movement indicates that we've reached the Value Area High (VAH). This point in the volume profile is particularly telling; it's where the majority of trading activity has taken place, acting as a barrier of sorts—a 'strong wall'—which the price may struggle to break through. Consequently, this serves as a strong indication that the pair may recoil from this level.
In setting up this trade, placing a stop loss just above the VAH would be a prudent measure, limiting exposure should the market move contrary to our expectations. For the profit target, we look to the opposite end of the volume profile, the bottom.
This analysis not only aligns with the technical indicators, but also with the principle of selling into strength within a downtrend—a strategy often favored by seasoned traders looking to join the broader market momentum.
Good luck strugglers!
As I examined the GBP/USD pair, it appears we're in a prime position for a short trading strategy. The pair has retraced into the 0.79-0.61 zone, a classic area that often signifies a natural correction within a trend. Such retracements can offer strategic entry points for traders looking to capitalize on potential reversals.
Furthermore, a glance at the volume profile over the entirety of the visible price movement indicates that we've reached the Value Area High (VAH). This point in the volume profile is particularly telling; it's where the majority of trading activity has taken place, acting as a barrier of sorts—a 'strong wall'—which the price may struggle to break through. Consequently, this serves as a strong indication that the pair may recoil from this level.
In setting up this trade, placing a stop loss just above the VAH would be a prudent measure, limiting exposure should the market move contrary to our expectations. For the profit target, we look to the opposite end of the volume profile, the bottom.
This analysis not only aligns with the technical indicators, but also with the principle of selling into strength within a downtrend—a strategy often favored by seasoned traders looking to join the broader market momentum.
Good luck strugglers!
Comment:
Going well ;]