khansalarehsan

A great opportunity to go Long EURGBP

Long
khansalarehsan Updated   
FX_IDC:EURGBP   Euro / British Pound
Dear Friend,

Classical example of Channel rotation which is supported by other underlying markets.

After a massive break to the downside it has been a few days that GBP has been retracing but the question is whether it is the time to be bearish on pound and I would say YESSS!!!

Here are the reasons. Starting with Pound first

1) This is UK Gilts 10yrs, opposite relationship is expected between FX and Gilts.



See where we are now? It is bouncing off the supports

2) This is UK Bonds 10yrs. positively correlated with FX.



Almost got to the resistance and pulling back now hence pound falling.


3) This is FTSE 100. Just made all time highs and after touching 23% Fibo heading higher.




If FTSE make a higher high again we should see Pound falling futher.

All indices are up. See the weighted averages for CAC, DAX, FTSE, EUSTX50, FTSEMIB, NIKEI and NIKKEI futures.


4) This is pound Bonds. Heading up means pound will be falling. More debt bad for currency right?



See the cycling lines in all charts above. They all suggest a major swing low or high for today!

5) Pound futures, Just look at the bearish engulfing candle here!



6) This is weighted average pound.


Pulling back after touching EMAs and Fibos and Resistance.

Comment:
Order pending at highs to add...
Comment:
Just look at the wicks on BXY. I forgot to add this !!



Comment:
I am just watching this Flag on Weighted average USD and once it makes a higher high, I would go Short GBPUSD. Another classic example of breaking a flag in the wrong side on the first attempt. TNX and ZB1! and US10 (y) confirms it.


To be honest I was waiting for GBPUSD short but then EURGBP Long came first ...
Comment:
Lots of SLs around 0.88434 after that there is no resistance. Also good scalping opportunity.
Comment:
Good job ATR !!!


Comment:
Breakout?

Trade closed: target reached

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