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Euro vs. Pound Showdown: Shorting EURGBP for Quick Gains

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OANDA:EURGBP   Euro / British Pound
Trade Signal Outlook:

Trading Pair: EUR/GBP
Trade Type: Short (Sell Limit)
Risk-Reward Ratio: 1:1

Trade Signal Details:

Entry Price: 0.87011
Take Profit 1: 0.86896
Take Profit 2: 0.86843
Stop Loss: 0.87171
Technical Analysis:

Resistance Level: EUR/GBP has encountered strong resistance at the 0.8700 level multiple times, making it a key area to watch.
Bearish Divergence: There is bearish divergence on the Relative Strength Index (RSI), indicating potential downward pressure.
Reasoning:

The pair has faced rejection at the resistance level of 0.8700, signaling a possible downward movement.
The 1:1 Risk-Reward Ratio suggests that you are aiming for a profit equal to your potential loss.
Trade Management:

Entry: Place a sell limit order at 0.87011, which means you'll enter the trade when the price reaches this level.
Take Profit 1: Set the first take profit at 0.86896 to capture initial profits.
Take Profit 2: Place the second take profit at 0.86843 to capture additional profits.
Stop-Loss: Set a stop-loss at 0.87171 to limit potential losses.
Risk Management:

Ensure that your risk on this trade aligns with your overall risk tolerance.
Avoid over-leveraging and use an appropriate position size to manage risk effectively.
Monitoring and Adjustments:

Keep a close watch on the trade to make any necessary adjustments.
Be aware of any market-moving events or news related to the Euro (EUR) or the British Pound (GBP) that could impact the trade.
Please remember that trading carries inherent risks, and the 1:1 Risk-Reward Ratio in this trade signals a relatively balanced setup. Always conduct your own analysis and consider your individual risk tolerance before entering any trade.
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