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GBP/CAD for 600 Pips and a 1 to 16RR? We'll Take it

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OANDA:GBPCAD   British Pound / Canadian Dollar
Well... quite simply put...

Ever since BNP Paribas, a multinational universal bank and financial services holding company, said that "They expect Pound Sterling to remain structurally weak due to UK growth underperforming its peers, remaining below-trend, and its persistent current-account deficit that requires foreign funding." in June...

We've been waiting to pit the Pound against currencies that were set to rally.

And aside from the fact that the US Dollar is Bullish again due to YoY CPI being higher than last year, the Canadian Dollar is ALSO finding strength as it's benefiting from the rising prices in oil.

That said, we're seeing a Change of Character in the trend on the Lower Time Frames and the Bearish Candles are becoming more and more volume filled.

So... we're taking this Low Risk, High Reward Trade idea for 600+ Pips and looking to attack all major Sell Side Liquidity (aka Li-Qwee-LaLa, which is French for Stop Losses Available to be swept...ok it's not but whatever)

...AND take our profits at the Completely Unmitigated Demand Zone Marked off by the Golden Horizontal Rays.

Hope this helps you make some mo' moo-lah.

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Coach MJ
The Trader that the Market Makers Hate
CEO & Co-Founder of LCA University

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