Thomas_Zito

πŸš©πŸ‚ Bull Flag Breakout - Get Ready to Ride the Trend! πŸ“ˆπŸš€

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FX:GBPUSD   British Pound / U.S. Dollar
We witnessed the formation of a flag pattern, which is a fantastic opportunity for trend continuation trades. This pattern indicates a temporary pause or retracement within an ongoing uptrend, followed by a potential breakout to the upside. As price consolidates within the flag, we anticipate a bullish surge to continue the upward momentum.

Delving into the volume analysis, we can observe a significant pattern. During the retracement phase, the volume dwindled, indicating a decrease in selling pressure. However, as price approaches the breakout level, the volume is now surging again. This spike in volume near the breakout zone signals renewed buying interest and the potential for a strong upward move.

With these elements in mind, it would be a great opportunity to enter a long position on the breakout of the flag pattern. As price clears the flag's upper boundary, we can anticipate a surge in buying momentum, propelling GBPUSD to higher levels. To optimize our trade, we can set multiple take profit levels along the way, aiming for 128.500, 129.400, and ultimately 130.400.

It's worth noting that the moving averages are still acting as reliable support levels. This reinforces the bullish bias and provides additional confidence in the trade setup. As responsible traders, we can utilize these moving averages as potential areas to place our stop loss, protecting our position and managing risk.
Or find a bullish candlestick in smaller timeframes to tighter the stop loss and maximize the risk to reward ratio, for traders with a more aggressive approach.

Trade wisely, stay disciplined, and enjoy the journey as we embark on this bullish ride in the GBPUSD pair. πŸ“ˆπŸš€πŸ‚

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Comment:
TP1 was reached but then price went back into the flag


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