EUR/GBP approaches long term supportAfter the Euro plummeted against the British Pound in the middle of September, the rate rebounded against a dominant support line. As a result of the rebound a junior channel down pattern has revealed itself. Due to that reason the rate is set to decline in the medium term.
Meanwhile, in regards to the short term, the pair is squeezed in between the resistance of the 50.00% Fibonacci retracement level at the 0.8831 level and the weekly PP together with the 55-period SMA just above the 0.88 mark.
It can be expected that the rate will break to the upside and reach for the resistance cluster located near the 0.8860 mark.
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GBP/AUD 4H Chart: Large Triangle - Small MovesRecently the Pound reversed its direction against the Australian Dollar and formed a medium term channel patter, which just recently did something that was largely unexpected.
The pair has revealed a large scale triangle pattern by breaking a medium term ascending channel pattern, which was expected to represent one of the many rates rather long term ascends. If one zooms out the pair’s chart, the situation is more easy to understand.
In regards to the short term, the pair is likely going to decline down to a strong support cluster near the 1.67 mark.
EURGBP - gartley 222 patternAs PA has flattened near to 61% and 2017-07-14 low with H4, D1 bearish momentum weakening and very low ADX (H4) (which may stand for reverse), I will try to be patient and base on Daily and Weekly TF technicals I will wait for another leg down which will complete gartley 222 D-leg pointing 61% fibo retracement. If PA will break yesterday high I will change my sentiment to neutral and will try to find a good buy entry. Good luck
Gbp/JpyHello traders
Gbp/Jpy has formed bullish falling wedge and nice opportunity will come in close proximity of support and resistance line line of the wedge, where price will either rebound or break
Currently on 4H scale, we have shooting star on last candle indicating bearish momentum - it will require careful monitoring near support line
We might be retesting broken support line within the wedge that now acts as resistance
As of this moment, I am in this trade
Take care
GBP/JPY confirms speculated pattern.The recent fundamental surge of the British Pound can be most noticeably seen on the GBP/JPY currency exchange rate charts. The reason for that is the fact that, while the Pound was surging due to monetary policy clues, the Japanese Yen was losing its safe haven status due to turmoil in the Korean peninsula.
However, the surge might be over, as the pair has reached the upper trend line of a speculated medium term ascending channel pattern, which recently broke through the upper trend line of a dominant, previously active pattern. The speculated ascending pattern was drawn in one of the updates of the previously published active trading idea.
It is still to be seen whether the pair passes the resistance of the medium pattern and surges above the 153.50 mark or declines back down to the 150.30 level.
GBPJPY pullback to key level before going higherGBPJPY - A significantly large bullish candle broke out from our long term consolidation of this pair. I would expect a pullback towards to top highlighted area now to retest previous resistance which would now be acting as support. If we get this pullback I would look to go down to the smaller timeframes to look for an entry to go long
GBP/JPY Reviewed after CPI releaseThe situation on the GBP/JPY currency pair has been massively affected by the various fundamental events on both sides of the rate. First of all the British macroeconomic data releases have forced the pound higher.
Secondly, the Japanese Yen has fallen due to the recent turmoil on the Korean peninsula.
However, the surge can be mapped by a short term channel up pattern. Although, the channel has already reached the upper boundary of a recently spotted dominant ascending channel pattern.
Due to that reason it can be expected that the junior pattern will be broken and the pair will decline down to meet with the 55-hour SMA.