In the last
days of 2016 EUR/GBP was rallying intensely and before the market closed last
week it reached a high of 0.8662, only to bounce off that level and to form
rather impressive shooting star candlesticks on the four-hour, daily and even
weekly time-frames. For now the pair is simply consolidating above the support
at 0.8500, because unsurprisingly today the market lacks volatility, but those
candlesticks are a clear signal for an impending move to the downside in the
near future. If those signals prove to be valid then the first target the pair
will reach once it breaks below 0.8500 will be at 0.8450, and a breakout below
that level will probably lead to a further move to the downside towards the
support at 0.8350.
It's still caught in a tight range.
ReplyDeleteThe Pound is gaining on the Euro after better than expected UK data.
ReplyDeleteI found hard to trade this pair, thank you for the analysis.
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