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GBPAUD: Seizing Opportunities with the ABCD Harmonic Pattern

Short
FX:GBPAUD   British Pound / Australian Dollar
As I analyzed the GBPAUD Forex market, I noticed a significant ABCD harmonic pattern forming on both the 1-hour and 4-hour candle charts. This pattern often indicates potential reversal points, and after careful consideration of other factors, I decided to take a sell position.

My entry point was at 1.92475. The decision to enter at this level was based on the belief that the market was likely to reverse from its current upward trend and start a downward movement. By entering at this point, I aimed to capitalize on the potential downward movement that could follow the completion of the ABCD pattern.

To manage the risk associated with the trade, I set my Stop Loss at 1.9400, which was the previous high from July 11. Placing the Stop Loss at this level allowed me to limit potential losses in case the market went against my expectations and continued its upward movement.

Regarding the take-profit level, I anticipated the market to reach 1.87818 . This decision was based on technical analysis and previous support levels. I identified the previous low at 1.88568 as a critical support level. By setting my target just below this level at 1.87818, I aimed to capture potential profits as the market approached or broke through this support zone.

However, it's important to acknowledge that trading involves inherent risks, and there are various factors that can influence the market, some of which might not have been accounted for in my analysis. Before taking any trade, it's crucial to conduct thorough research and analysis to ensure that the trade aligns with your own risk tolerance and trading strategy.

As a trader, I always remind myself to stay cautious and constantly evaluate market conditions to make informed decisions. While the ABCD harmonic pattern and technical indicators presented a compelling case for a short position on GBPAUD, I remain vigilant and adaptable, ready to adjust my trade if market conditions change or unforeseen factors come into play.
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