EURGBP BEARISH FOR 70PIPSTrail the Stop Loss: If you're in profit, you could move the stop loss up to a break-even point or closer to the current market price to secure some of your gains while allowing the trade to develop further.
Partial Exit: If you're comfortable with the current profit, you could exit part of the position to take some profits while leaving the rest to run.
Monitor Market Conditions: Keep an eye on any economic events or news that could affect the EUR/GBP pair and adjust your strategy accordingly.
EURGBP trade ideas
EURGBP POSSIBLE SELL?The market is currently testing the current Weekly area. Based on Daily and 4HR TF, the market seems to be forming a possible reversal pattern which could lead to a possible reversal.
We could see SELLERS coming in strong should the current level hold.
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EURGBP Expected Growth! BUY!
My dear friends,
EURGBP looks like it will make a good move, and here are the details:
The market is trading on 0.8412 pivot level.
Bias - Bullish
Technical Indicators: Supper Trend generates a clear long signal while Pivot Point HL is currently determining the overall Bullish trend of the market.
Goal - 0.8437
About Used Indicators:
Pivot points are a great way to identify areas of support and resistance, but they work best when combined with other kinds of technical analysis
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WISH YOU ALL LUCK
EURGBP - Euro is recovering!?The EURGBP pair is below the EMA200 and EMA50 on the 4-hour timeframe and is moving in its ascending channel. The pair’s continued rise towards the supply zone will provide a selling position with a good risk-reward ratio. In case of a downside correction, we can buy in the demand zone.
The Eurozone composite PMI rose from 49.6 to 50.2. Although this figure exceeds expectations, it still reflects a stagnant economy with the manufacturing sector in recession. While price pressures are once again on the rise, it appears that weak growth remains the primary concern, as the European Central Bank (ECB) prepares for further interest rate cuts.
In the manufacturing sector, the production index increased from 44.3 to 46.8, which still indicates contraction but at a slower pace. Meanwhile, the services sector, which remains the main driver of growth, saw a slight dip in business activity PMI from 51.6 to 51.4. Overall, the Eurozone economy appears to be hovering near stagnation.
Economic growth continues to face challenges due to weak international demand. Export orders are still declining, and with U.S. tariffs on Eurozone manufacturing rising again, the outlook remains bleak. Interestingly, however, optimism among manufacturers improved in January, suggesting businesses are counting on growth recovery throughout the year. We believe this expectation is reasonable but mainly driven by stronger domestic demand.
The ECB has been gradually lowering interest rates since June 2024, and this trend is expected to continue into 2025.
ECB President Christine Lagarde reiterated this gradual approach during the Davos summit this week. However, some investors are hoping for a 0.5% rate cut in January’s meeting. This scenario, though, seems unlikely, as inflation in the services sector remains around 4%, and wage growth has reached its highest level in three decades.
At the same time, concerns about the Eurozone’s economic growth have increased due to political unrest in France and Germany, declining exports linked to China’s weak economy, and the potential for new tariffs imposed by Donald Trump. Nevertheless, the situation is not severe enough to prompt the ECB to accelerate rate cuts. The ECB is expected to lower rates by 0.25% in Thursday’s meeting, with Lagarde likely sticking to her recent policy stance.
Investors will be watching closely for new clues about any disagreements within the ECB’s Governing Council and policymakers’ views on the neutral rate. If Lagarde does not rule out the possibility of more aggressive rate cuts in the future, the euro could face downward pressure. A larger potential risk lies in new developments on the tariff front, especially if Trump makes statements about imposing trade restrictions on the EU. Additionally, Thursday’s initial GDP estimate for Q4 2024 in the Eurozone could trigger market reactions. These figures could significantly influence market expectations and the euro’s trajectory.
EURGBP - following the trend (down)Well, this one says it all. Why complicate things when the market is saying it is simple? To me, this one seems clear (now, at this time, today! No crystal balls here).
- Downward channel with good top nd medium levels, missing well defined two separated price points for a clear support line.
- Clear and strong reaction to resistance last week.
- Price consolidated for quite a number of hours and seems to be breaking out in the 1H chart.
Potential move to 0.823 deserves an 8 on my EP scale.
NB: my EB scale is just a personal 1 to 10 conviction rate of my edge in each trade
EUR/GBP - Monthly OutlookThis in my own opinion is one of my strongest Monthly Outlooks so far. Let me explain
HTF - This chart can how a very strong fast Bullish push towards the Upside ALTHOUGH, HTF's do suggest Bearish movements. Sells in this market are currently proffered due to the Monthly time line being Bearish. On the weekly and the Daily we are waiting for price to fall a bit before continuing this bullish leg. Higher TF's suggest this pullback could be part of a correctional stage of Elliot's wave. Im looking for price to return into the 50% range on the Fib to fall into a discount stage before looking to buy. Due to recent Price action there isnt a huge amount of information. We have two possible buy locations marked out, we also have our OTE zone marked out that is between those two entry models.
Lower Timeframes here so far are pretty basic. I expect price in the lower timeframes to give us a bit more clarity further into the month when price returns into the HTF Imbalance which may give us a little bit of choppy price action. This may help us determine some entries without the guess work currently other than an OTE zone and two Demand zones.
I will keep this Outlook Update further into this trading month.
Goodluck to the traders that follow.
EUR/GBPA **falling wedge** is a bullish chart pattern that forms as the price moves between two downward-sloping, converging trendlines. It indicates weakening bearish momentum and often precedes an upward breakout. The breakout, confirmed by a price move above the upper trendline (often with increased volume), signals a potential bullish reversal or continuation. The price target is typically calculated by adding the height of the wedge to the breakout point. While commonly bullish, traders should confirm the breakout before acting.
EUR/GBP: PAT + VPA 11/2/2024Good morning,
I will be closely observing the EUR/GBP currency pair on a daily basis, as I expect a bullish pullback or reversal to materialize in the forthcoming weeks.
- 1W / Weekly Analysis: The market has recently dipped to a low of 0.839, with current support established at 0.832. The price has tested the 0.832 level multiple times without breaching it, suggesting a diminished appetite for selling at this juncture. Additionally, the presence of significant wicks accompanied by relatively smaller bodies may indicate a potential selling climax.
- 1D / Daily Analysis: The daily time frame reveals the formation of a double bottom pattern at the weekly support level of 0.0832. Presently, the price is retesting the recent swing high of 0.84, which represents the latest peak. The price has demonstrated its capacity to remain above the 0.84 threshold, and I anticipate a continued upward movement towards 0.846 in the upcoming weeks.
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EURGBP Short for the coming week.Price has been bullish the previous week, and we've taken PDH . We expect price to target IRL before it continues bullish.
We expect price to rally up to our BB for our entry before it pushes down towards the IRL .
Our IRL is at OTE of the range, with a clean Daily FVG that we expect will hold as our LL before pushing price to HHs.
EURGBP - Short SetupMy main trading principle is that the price always moves from swept liquidity levels to untouched liquidity levels.
In particular case we clearly can see the following context: price swept 1D key liquidity level and left untouched level lower.
But to take more statistically probable trades we should wait for some type of lower timeframe confirmation, and in this case we can notice sign of weakness (reaching the middle of the range), so potentially there is a higher probability to see price lower.
Your success is determined solely by your ability to consistently follow the same principles.
EURGBP - 23 Jan 2025 SetupEURGBP Market structure are making N structure with strong rally. Spotted demand area (Green Rectangle). its the first demand area after the price breaking bearish structure.
Entry Position : Long
Profit Target : 1:3 Shown on the chart image (Green Line)
Stop Loss : Slightly below demand area (Red Line)
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