GBP/AUD Analysis :
GBP/AUD was moving up and down between the ranges in H1 chart.
Finally, Market breakout the top level of the range and starts to move up.
This confirms the buy trade setup. However, market came down again to Re-test the previous breakout level.
After re-testing the breakout level, GBP/AUD continues to keep moving up more.
Keep Buying GBP/AUD for every retracement to make good profits.
Buy GBP/AUD 1.6945 and 1.6920
Target 1 : 1.7000
Target 2 : 1.7070
Target 3 : 1.7150
Stop Loss : 1.6830
Trade with care.
Thank you.
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