AMEX:FXB   Invesco CurrencyShares British Pound Sterling Trust
I really like how washed out this pair is. Sentiment was absolutely extreme for both instruments, giving way to a gigantic reaction after hitting rock bottom here.
I reccomend being long the Pound, and short Gold overall, one way of doing it is perhaps selling FXB puts at the money, on top of any FX trade that you might want to take. Perhaps you can opt for a pair trade, and adjust size based on volatility, unless your trading platform has a gold/pound pair you can directly trade, in which case, go long with a stop under the low, plain and simple. If you have questions on how to trade it pm me.

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There you go.
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Cha-ching.
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Absolutely explosive, and right above the biggest resistance now.
Trade closed manually:
Booking partial profits isn't a bad idea (or the whole thing)
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"2 days ago
Trade closed manually. Booking partial profits isn't a bad idea (or the whole thing)"

Indeed!

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