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GBP/USD on Surprise Uptrend

By Sara Patterson
Sara Patterson has a Master’s Degree in political science and enjoys analyzing both current events and the international markets to get a fuller perspective of the currency market. Before turning to financial writing, she taught English writing skills to high-school age students. Sara’s work has been published on various financial and Forex blogs.

By: Sara Patterson

GBP/USD: 1.6128

GBP/USD Analysis, July 14, 2011

Very Short-Term Trend: uptrend

Outlook: Much to the surprise of many traders, the GBP rallied hard yesterday once it firmly broke above the 1.5945/55 level. Consequently, the hourly chart now shows a strong trend on the upside and further gains are expected after a small initial consolidation. The next level of potential resistance is likely to be at 1.6260.
On the downside, a decline below 1.6090/80 negates and risks losses toward 1.6020 before another rally attempt takes place.
From a trading perspective, longs are favored, but trade cautiously because the currency is clearly volatile. In a time like this, it is usually best to stay out for a few days to try to evaluate the market from another perspective.

Strategy: The theoretical short position from 1.5940 was stopped out at 1.5985 with 45 pts loss. Stand aside.

Sara Patterson
About Sara Patterson
Sara Patterson has a Master’s Degree in political science and enjoys analyzing both current events and the international markets to get a fuller perspective of the currency market. Before turning to financial writing, she taught English writing skills to high-school age students. Sara’s work has been published on various financial and Forex blogs.
 

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