Friday 11 July 2014

Intraday technical levels and trading recommendations on GBP/USD for July 11, 2014 Trend News

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Successive bottoms around 1.6465, 1.6555, and 1.6665 (corresponding to the uptrend line) constituted a solid bullish structure that kept pushing higher.


However, during the previous visit in May, the bullish momentum wasn't strong enough to allow the bullish breakout above 1.7000 to pursue towards further targets. Instead, this breakout lost its bullish momentum showing successive lower highs that temporarily managed to breakdown the depicted uptrend line.


This has been taking place until the GBP/USD pair showed bullish recovery around 1.6690 which was followed by strong bullish pressure that pushed above 1.7000 and 1.7150 thus challenging the new price levels that have not been visited since 2008.


Lack of bullish momentum and indecision are now observed on the daily chart. This renders the pair trapped within a small congestion zone between 1.7090 and 1.7170.


On the other hand, the most dependable DEMAND level is located around 1.7050 where the previous established top is located.


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Bullish fixation above 1.7000 enhanced the bullish channel scenario, thus enabling the bulls to reach 1.7100 and 1.7160 shortly after.


The current price zone between 1.7140 - 1.7160 should be watched for early reversal of bearish price action. A reversal of a multiple-top pattern is probably being expressed.


A short position can be triggered after breakdown of the lower limit of the ongoing channel. Stop Loss should be located above 1.7180.


To avoid possible sudden reversals, bearish targets should be located at 1.7055 and 1.7000 where dependable demand levels are located.


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