GBP/USD After Yesterday’s Drop Bounce is Possible Now

Nenad Kerkez Top-XE

The GBP/USD exactly behaved as I analysed it yesterday, but at this point the cable make higher lows and higher highs suggesting a possible bounce.

1..2640-50 is the zone where the pair could bounce. A rejection from the zonal confluence has formed an inverted head and shoulders pattern that might reach higher targets if the price gets an additional bullish momentum. An hourly close above 1.2660 should spike the pair up to 1.2700 followed with 1.2730. A drop below 1.2610 will make bears stronger again, so this scenario will be negated then.

GBPUSD Current Trading Positions

Sell 43%

Buy 57%

Avg Sell Price 1.2612

Avg Buy Price 1.2651

Liquidity Distribution

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Nenad Kerkez

Top-XE

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