GBP/USD: Corrective move up to an interesting level!

Started by OZER, Jan 02, 2022, 05:49 PM

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The market is still trending to the downside, actually in a corrective move and almost reached the 0.61% of Fibonacci retracement , just around an interesting key level.
Having a look at the 1h timeframe, it's possible to see a decrease of momentum although the price is still moving inside an ascending channel .

When, where and why would I step into the market?
Considering an overall downtrend and a possibility of a retracement to the downside, until the price will break the resistance to the upside, I will be looking for a short term sell position.
However, before entering the market, I will be waiting for the price the get a rejection on the resistance level , a breakout of the channel and only after that, I will be looking for a good entry point with a RRR of 1:2 or greater.
I would place my SL above the channel and the resistance level and I will trail it on every swing that the market will eventually make.
The final TP would be just around the local key level on the 4h chart.
A break out to the upside of the current resistance level , will invalidate this trade idea and no action will be taken on this market!
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