EUR/GBP Price Analysis: RSI OB, bullish reverse H&S in the making

EUR/GBP is trading within critical structural areas throughout the time frames.
The price is trading with an immediate bearish bias while longer-term setups apply on hold of structure.
Bears look to high volume zone at 0.9038/50 in the meantime.

Ross J Burland FXStreet

The following is a top-down analysis from monthly to the 4Hr charts which have seen a bearish correction and RSI moving from overbought (OB) territory.

There are prospects for the completion of a bullish reverse head and shoulders pattern to fit the upside narrative from a longer-term technical analysis as follows:

Bulls target strong monthly resistance

5-wave analysis is bullish

Still work to be done by the bulls, leaning on strong support/bullish price action

The trend-line is menacing, still higher lows are favourable

Daily structures and price-flow prospects

4-HR Reverse Head & Shoulders taking shape as RSI moves out of OB territory

The conclusion to the analysis is that the price is likely stuck in a barroom brawl of consolidation for some time to come at this juncture.

Breakouts of the range are required for a convincing swing-trade set-up.

From a volume profile, price is leaving high volume levels for the week's range so far.

A break of 0.9080 opens risk to 0.9060/38 high volume targets on the hourly chart:

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Ross J Burland, born in England, UK, is a sportsman at heart. He played Rugby and Judo for his county, Kent and the South East of England Rugby team.

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