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The GBP/USD downtrend is approaching the lows of the years 2016 and 2020. Let’s review if the Cable can break the double bottom for a new lower low.
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Bitcoin (BTC/USD) is showing a semi bullish daily candlestick pattern on Friday. Let’s review whether there is any reversal potential.
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The Gold chart (XAU/USD) is showing a bearish correction at the moment. Let’s review how deep can the bears push it before finding support.
GBP/USD bears aiming at double bottom
The GBP/USD downtrend is approaching the lows of the years 2016 and 2020. Let’s review if the Cable can break the double bottom for a new lower low:
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The GBP/USD seems to be moving lower in a bearish impulse, which is probably a wave 3 of some sort (marked as yellow).
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A bullish retracement is expected within a wave 4 (yellow) once the bearish wave 3 (yellow) has been completed.
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The Fibonacci retracement levels (brown) will act as a resistance zone. Especially the 23.6-50% Fibonacci levels.
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A break above the 50% Fib places the bearish analysis on hold whereas a deeper push up can even invalidate it.
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A bearish continuation (orange arrows) should take place after the wave 4 (yellow) is completed.
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The bearish wave 5 (yellow) should aim at the double bottom and could even go further down towards the FIbonacci targets.
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The downtrend could complete a wave 5 (pink) of wave C (gray), after which a bullish reversal could take place (green arrows).
BTC/USD bullish reversal expected within wave B
Bitcoin (BTC/USD) is showing a semi bullish daily candlestick pattern on Friday. Let’s review whether there is any reversal potential:
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The BTC/USD seems to have completed a 5 wave pattern (orange) with the most recent low.
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The bullish daily candlestick pattern could be a first signal that a bullish retracement is coming soon.
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The 5 wave (orange) could also complete a wave 5 (green) of wave 5 (yellow) of wave A (pink).
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An ABC (yellow) could emerge within a wave B (pink).
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The main targets for the wave B (pink) are at the 23.6% and 38.2% Fibonacci retracement levels.
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A deeper bullish retracement is not expected at the moment but this could change if price action starts to behave very bullishly.
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After completing a wave B (pink), a new bearish swing within wave C (pink) is expected to take price lower again and create a new low to complete an ABC zigzag (pink).
Gold bears should see reversal soon
The Gold chart (XAU/USD) is showing a bearish correction at the moment. Let’s review how deep can the bears push it before finding support:
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The Gold weekly chart is seeing a bearish impulse develop within a wave 5 (green) of wave C (yellow) of wave 4 (pink).
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The bears are therefore not expected to keep control for all too long, even though a wave 4 can be choppy and lengthy.
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Eventually, price action should turn around at the support zones and Fibonacci levels for a bullish reversal.
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This bullish impulse could signal that the wave 4 (pink) is completed and that a wave 5 (pink) has started.
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This could be either part of a wave 5 (gray) or even still part of a wave 3’ (gray).
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