On the daily TF for the GBPJPY the bullish impulse has been stalling and we are now consolidating in an area well extended from the 200 SMA. On the 4HR, there has been several attempts from the bears to break below the 200 SMA and have held, but now we have had a big impulse down, through the 200 SMA with a bullish correction. This is more easily seen on the 1HR,...
Gold has came back down to the 100 SMA on the Daily timeframe which is also in confluence with a support level. On the weekly timeframe, a bullish hammer has formed and to make this trade even better, in terms of oscillators, gold is oversold. TP for me is the previous weekly high and my stop will be just under the weekly bullish hammers low.
There has been pullback to a the upper bearish trendline in a channel and there are also major fib levels in play. The orange levels are a retracement and price is currently at the 61.8%, and the black level is an extension for possible profit targets, as I took its intersection with the lower trendline.
There is a bullish channel that has developed since May of 2015. I am waiting for a retracement to the lower trendline before going long. I will set my targets at 2 levels: the green trendline which has proven itself as S/R in the past, as well as the orange trendline which is the May of 2016 high projected parallel with the green trendline. However, if I go long...
There has been a retracement to the 50 EMA on the GBPUSD. Also, prices have retraced to the 50% Fib level. For a short entry, wait for a breakdown below the bullish corrective trendline. For an earlier signal, you can wait for a breakdown below the corresponding bullish corrective trendline on the Momentum as it usually precedes price breakouts. Happy Trading! :D
This is a very simple Symmetrical Triangle continuation pattern. Wait for prices to push out of the triangle, then wait for prices to bounce of the 0.618 level noted by the lower horizontal line. The Take Profit should be the level noted as it is the 0.618 retracement of the early 2016 high to the May low.