GU Analysis Breakdown: This week, my GU analysis centres on the idea that price will continue to follow its bearish trend. With a recent structure break to the downside, price has left behind a clean, unmitigated supply zone. I’ll be watching for a retest in this area as an opportunity to catch potential sell positions. If price revisits the 10-hour demand zone...
GBPUSD: The GBP/USD pair is trading around 1.3065 today, although it lacks bullish confidence. The release of the UK Consumer Price Index news event weakened the Pound against the Dollar. Ahead of the key data release, speculation that the Bank of England (BoE) may move to accelerate its rate cut cycle continues to undermine the British Pound (GBP) and act as...
On Tuesday, the GBP/USD pair traded within a narrow range between 1.3077 and 1.3080, showing a slight rebound from a demand area. Despite the modest movement, the market is still waiting for more significant developments before making larger moves. UK Economic Data Supports GBP Stability Earlier on Tuesday, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) released key...
The Pound-Dollar pair is unable to capitalize on a modest rebound from the 1.30200 area or one-month low and has been fluctuating in a narrow range during the Asian session on Friday. Spot prices are currently hanging around the mid-1.30000 area, unchanged for the day, and seem vulnerable to a continuation of the recent corrective decline from the highest level...
The Pound-Dollar pair attracted some buying during the Asian session on Tuesday and so far seems to have broken a five-day losing streak, hitting a near four-week low near 1.31600 reached the previous day. However, spot prices are unable to consolidate above the 1.31000 mark, causing bullish traders to be somewhat cautious. Investors remain concerned that...
This week looks promising for my type of setups, with both sell and buy opportunities presenting decent prospects. I’ll be waiting for high-quality lower time frame confirmations before taking any trades. Depending on which point of interest (POI) gets hit, I’ll adjust, but ideally, I’m looking to sell from the supply zone down toward the demand zone. Once price...
GBPUSD: The GBP/USD pair remains weak after losses recorded in the previous session, trading near 1.32800 during Asian hours on Wednesday. The decline could be attributed to risk aversion due to rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, which is undermining the risk-sensitive Pound Sterling (GBP) and the GBP/USD pair. Iran launched more than 200 ballistic...
I expect price to push a bit higher to reach the weekly supply zone above. However, since price hasn’t fully broken structure and has instead swept liquidity at the Asian session high before dropping back down, this weakens the validity of the 7-hour demand zone I previously marked. Given the failure to break structure to the upside, I wouldn't be surprised if...
This week's analysis for GBP/USD (GU) focuses on a potential retracement back to the 6-hour demand zone I've identified. Currently, the price is at one of my points of interest (POI) from last week, and we're already seeing signs of rejection. This suggests that the price may start moving downward from its current level. We’ll wait for mitigation at the demand...
A bit late to this one, but if the price moves back above the breakdown area, I’ll consider taking a short position. There’s significant weakness against the dollar in most pairs. This could be short-lived, but it looks like this one might be rolling over for good, at least down to the mid-level. A conservative target is 1.2950. If things go as expected, we...
After a bearish weekly candlestick, GBPUSD firmed a endless pullback and tried to BO above last high that was unsuccessful and pushed price lower. Endless pullback, lower high, double top and now bearish BO are signs that Pound sterling can weak against US Dollar. Trade safe. Good luck.
GU Analysis for This Week: My outlook on GU this week largely depends on how the market opens. If the price moves downward and breaks structure by taking out the liquidity at the swing low, I expect a retracement to the 12-hour demand zone. In this scenario, the 10-hour supply zone I marked would become more valid, although there is also a possibility that price...
My analysis for GBP/USD (GU) looks promising for both buy and sell opportunities. With the recent shift in market character to the downside and a break of structure, we may see the price entering a downtrend. However, there are key zones lined up that could support either scenario. Currently, the price is approaching a significant demand level at a psychological...
My expected analysis for the week is that price will slow down at market open and potentially sell off from the 16-hour supply zone. Once price enters this zone, I will wait for an Asia high sweep and look for distribution on the lower time frames. If price breaks through this supply zone, there is an 18-hour supply zone where price might react. However, since...
Big bull channel, endless pullback, bear break out, pullback to sell climax and now, time to sell pound sterling against US dollar. Good luck.
I'm eyeing a long opportunity for GU at the 5-hour demand zone around 1.2700. The price has changed character to the upside, leaving a clean, unmitigated demand zone with a small imbalance above. While price might dip into a supply zone or move up to mitigate the 22-hour supply zone for a potential sell-off, I’m more inclined to see it return to the demand level...
This week, GU is expected to align with its bearish trend. Following the recent downside structure break, I anticipate a retracement back up before continuing lower. Once price reaches the 22-hour supply zone, I will look for distribution on the lower timeframe to confirm the continuation of the bearish trend. If price continues to drop and hits the 9-hour demand...
The Pound-Dollar pair is unable to capitalize on the positive movement following the FOMC meeting and is fluctuating in a narrow trading range during the Asian session on Thursday. Spot prices are currently trading around the mid-1.28000s, almost unchanged for the day as traders prefer to take a wait-and-see approach in anticipation of the Bank of England (BoE)...