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GBPUSD: Ride in the A-B-C CORRECTION

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SAXO:GBPUSD   British Pound / U.S. Dollar
Summary:
a. Sterling is making an ABC Correction
b. Currently the wave structure is in the corrective wave B
c. There's a double top chart pattern in the smaller timeframe conforms downside movement could be occurred
d. Downside target at 1.2720 with 1.3075 as bearish invalidation level


What's up traders?

Here I provide a GBPUSD technical analysis based on my knowledge about Elliott Wave principle.

It's really obvious that Sterling is forming an ABC Correction with a sharp bearish movement that already penetrating wave 4 at 1.2980 and will likely continued drop and I am expecting a price reversal confirmation at 1.2580-1.2620 area to go long.
That area have a role as harmonic support whereas the Fibonacci retracement golden ratio 61.8 have met the turncoat area.

However, as an aggressive traders I do have another trading plan to ride the expected Wave B and go short as I marked at the picture provided.
The downside movement have a decent risk to reward ratio (1:2.45) which fulfill my basic trading rules that the reward minimum should be 1:2.


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Comment:
140 pips in hand, partially close and move SL+ 40 pips.
Trade closed: target reached:
Nice movement from Sterling.
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