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Sterling hits 13−years low on UK rate cut view
Mon, Nov 17 2008, 11:09 GMT
by Benny Menashe
| Long signal | Short signal | |
| Buy a break of resistance level at 1.4990 | Sell a break of support level at 1.4650 | |
| GBP/USD | Buy a break of resistance level at 1.5075 | Sell a break of support level at 1.4560 |
| Buy a bounce at 1.4650 | Sell a failure of breaking the resistance 1.4990 |
Fundamental
Leaders of the world's biggest developed and emerging nations put banks and investors on notice they will need to hold more capital and reveal more about their holdings, signaling the industry may emerge from the current crisis with less potential for profit.
President George W. Bush and his counterparts from the Group of 20 blamed a looming global recession on imprudent investors who “sought higher yields without an adequate appreciation of the risks.” Supervisors who failed to address the dangers building in markets were also at fault, the group said in its statement after meeting Nov. 15 in Washington.
Technical
Sterling still in a downtrend as we can see strong supply in the market, based on technical indicators like RSI, which is in a downtrend and giving us a clear bearish signal, MACD crosses the signal line and is pointing downwards. Bollinger gives us a selling signal by closing the candle below the middle band.
GBP/USD (Daily Chart)
The primary tendency moving between the standard error channel.
GBP/USD (4 Hour Chart)
The pair breaks Fibonacci fan first level.
GBP/USD (Hourly Chart)
The Minor trend shows us a clear downtrend.
Resistance
1.4990
1.5075
Support
1.4650
1.4560
Published on Mon, Nov 17 2008, 11:14 GMT
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