GBP/USD likely direction

My mistake: wrong currency :smiley:
Key levels to watch for:
Support: 1.2700; 1.2516; 1.2360;
Resistance: 1.3090; 1.3270.

Pound / dollar had momentum up yesterday, making a peak at 1.2990. The trade signals are upward, but I note that we need a clear breakthrough over the key 1.2985 resistance for the sequel to the bullish test scenario at 1.3050 or higher. We have immediate support at 1.2930. A clear breakthrough underneath it could take the price to a neutral trading area testing 1.2880.

The pound recorded a positive session against the dollar on Wednesday. So the pair came out of the narrow range that the last few days have not been changing. Resistance at 1.2987 was hit for a moment, but very quickly the dollar compensated for the losses and the pair finished below the key levels. Trading on Wednesday was opened at 1.2918, the trend being bullish in most of the time. Peak for the day was reached at 1.2989 and the final was 20 pips lower.

Key levels to watch for:
Support: 1.2801; 1.2757;
Resistance: 1.2987; 1.3057.

The British pound was up against the US dollar on Friday. By the close of US trading, GBP / USD was trading at 1.3037, gaining 0.75%. I believe that support is now at around 1.2864, Tuesday’s low, and resistance is likely at 1.3051, Thursday’s high.

On Tuesday, the pound-dollar currency pair lost 40 pips of its value. The day was opened at a price of 1.3001 and began with the prevailing power of the bears. Just before noon, they recorded a bottom of 1.2953. The next few hours were volatile for the currency pair. The bulls managed to make a bigger move, breaking the resistance at 1.3030 and recording a peak of 1.3032, but at the end of the day the quote stayed away from these values ​​at a price of 1.2961.

Key levels to watch for:
Support: 1.2860; 1.2690;
Resistance: 1.3030; 1.3220; 1.3440.

Pound / dollar attempted to decrease yesterday, reaching bottom at 1.2926, but closed higher at 1.2975. The couple adhered to the trendline of support. The signals are neutral, possibly with light bullish signals for testing the key resistance 1.3050, which should be clearly pierced for the sequel to the bullish scenario. Intraday support we have at 1.2930 / 25. A clear breakthrough below this zone may cause further bearings to test for 1.2880.

The British pound was down against the US dollar on Friday. By the close of US trading, GBP / USD was trading at 1.2804, losing 1.07%. I believe that support is now at around 1.2776, the low of Friday’s trading, and the resistance is likely at 1.3044, Monday’s high.

I agree with you, risk remains on the downside.

Correction movement remains on the downside, immediate support can be found around 1.2770/60 zone. The UK election and Brexit will still be the key that drive this pair in the coming few weeks.

Pound / Dollar attempted to rise up yesterday, reaching a peak of 1.2850, but traded down earlier this morning, sliding below 1.2800. Expectations remain downside to testing support 1.2780, which is a good long-range area with narrow loss stops. A clear break below this level can clear the way down to 1.2700 - 1.2670 or lower. The first resistance is at 1.2850, whose breakthrough can take the price to a neutral zone with testing at 1.2900 / 25.

The British pound recorded a volatile session against the US dollar on Tuesday. The currency pair added only 20 pips at a closing price of 1.2857. Daytime extreme values ​​were reached at 1.2793 and 1.2887 respectively. If the bearish trend of the last few sessions continues, we can expect a first support test at 1.2700.

Key levels to watch for:
Support: 1.2700; 1.2516; 1.2360;
Resistance: 1.3090; 1.3270.

A small gap down, Cable trading almost flat below 1.29 level. All eyes on Election this week.

Cable rise up to around 1.296 level, risk remains on the upside, next resistance level located at 1.3000. With UK election today, the result and market reaction towards it are unpredictable. I would be very cautions.

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nice setting.
even that’s an out dating analysis, but i like it.

It will break 1.31 I guess because it’s been consolidating below 1.30 for a very long time and elections will be just a trigger for growth.

The pound-dollar currency pair opened the day at 1.2907 on Wednesday, and by the end of the session the British currency added another 50 pips to its asset. No breakthroughs at key levels were reached. Before noon the bears reached their bottom at 1.2887. The next hour of the course gradually rose to reach a peak at 1.2965.

The pound-dollar currency pair recorded a volatile session before the parliamentary elections in the UK. The pound lost 6 pips after the opening day of the day was 1.2957, and the last day’s quote remained 1.2951. Today’s extreme values ​​remained respectively at 1.2977 and bottom at 1.2907.