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20 reason for sell GBPCHF1: Structure analysis time frame: 4 HOURS 2: Profit target time frame: DAILY 3: Trade type: SWING 4: Entry Time Frame: H4 4.1 Entry TF Structure: bearish 4.2 entry move: IMPULSE 5: Support resistance base: H4 FAIR VALUE GAP AND ORDER BLOCK 6: FIB: 100% BREAKOUT AREA 7: candle Pattern: MOMENTUM CONTINUATION 8: Chart Pattern: HEAD & SHOULDER 9: Volume : SUPPORTIVE 10: Momentum UNCONVENTIONAL Rsi: BELOW 40 SUPER BEARISH 11: Volatility measure Bollinger bands: JUST BEGIN WALKING ON THE BAND 12: strength ADX: BEAR 13: Sentiment ROC: SUPER BEARISH 14: final comments: SELL NOW EVERTHING CONFIRM 15: decision: SELL 16: Entry:1.1390 17: Stop losel: 1.1461 18: Take profit: 1.1010 19: Risk to reward Ratio: 1:6 20:Excepted Duration: 4 DAYS
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by Optimum369
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Looking To SELL GBPCHF Above 1.14 Possible SELL setup on this pair as we appproach 1.14 which is a previous low that was taken out by the current downtrend, we also have a Monthly SUPPLY/SELL zone that starts around 1.16 so we could see a quick impulse move up to this area. What I will be looking for is for my Trend Reversal King indicator to give me a SELL signal on any time frame from the 6hr to the daily chart at or above 1.14 I will be looking to target the 12Hr DEMAND/BUY area between 1.10 -1.09 for first easy target and if there is a break of 1.09 we can target further down towards 1.06. Stop loss will depend on what price the trigger signal occurs and will be posted alongside the trade update. Another way to enter this position is wait for a MACD Divergence signal to occur above 1.14 on the higher timeframes. The 1.10-1.09 area will also provide a good buying opportunity to run back up towards and above the 1.16 level lets see how this plays out
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by TheFxAce
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GBPCHF SELL LONGThe British Pound vs. Swiss Franc cross is a lower volatility pair that is tempered by the currencies' economic and geographic proximity. The British Pound is one of the premier reserve currencies and represents the world's largest financial center. In turn, the Swiss Franc is used as a reserve currency around the world and is currently ranked rarely 5th or 6th in value held as reserves after the United States dollar, the euro, the Japanese yen, the pound sterling and the Canadian dollar.
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by Verifiedtrader07