The GBP/USD, good technical round number levels

The British pound registered a volatile session against the dollar on Wednesday. The pair opened at 1.2448 and ended at 1.2432. The graphics continue to develop between moving average, while the index of relative strength remained on neutral territory. In the short term outlook remains neutral as overcoming the levels at 1.2516 or 1.2360 will determine prevailing attitudes.
 
GBP/USD is consolidating sideways above 1.2400 - 1.2410 and if it breaks out below that level it will likely continue falling.
 
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Pound/Dollar tried to lift up in the end of the week, topped at 1.2539. Overall price is still in the downward phase after break below the bullish price channel, but has not yet managed to stay convincingly below EMA 200 and moves in the minor ascending channel. The outlook is neutral for now, perhaps with slight bullish signals for testing 1.2550. The nearest support is at 1.2475. A clear break below that area could trigger further downside pressure testing a key support 1.2375, which needs to be clearly pierced down for the continuation of the bearish scenario.
 
The GBPUSD goes back above the 1.2500 level but it is still consolidating between the 1.2400 and the 1.2600 levels.
 
The British pound was up against the US dollar on Friday. By the close of the US trading, GBP/USD is trading at 1.2550, gaining 0.65%. I believe that support is now at 1.2375, the minimum of Wednesday, and the resistance is likely to come in at 1.2618, the maximum of Monday.
 
The pair is almost trading flat, but still well within positive territory. Gbp/Usd has found resistance around 1.2580/90 zone.
 
GBP/USD bounced off from 1.2555 after forming a doji candlestick and a spinning top candlestick at that level on the four-hour time-frame. It's currently testing the support at 1.2470 and a breakout below that level will probably lead to a further drop towards the previous low at 1.2375.
 
British Pound / US Dollar-GBPUSD As of 04/04/17

*** Intra-Daily Trading Strategy:SELL British Pound / US Dollar

Sell Target: 1.2406

Enter New SELL on OPEN and exit SELL positions at Target price or at Stop price.

(NOTE: Adjust Stop Loss Price according to your trading risk.)

Do not reverse after exiting. This is a recommendation for INTRA-DAY TRADING only!!!!!


A black body has formed as prices closed lower than open.

The previous 10 candlestick bars, there are 5 white candles versus 5 black candles.

The previous 50 candlestick bars, there are 24 white candles versus 25 black candles with a net of 1 black candles.

MACD is BULLISH as the MACD is above the signal line.

The MACD crossed above the signal line 13 day(s) ago. Since the MACD crossed the MACD moving average, British Pound / US Dollar's price has increased 0.75%, and has been fluctuating from a high of 1.262 to a low of 1.224.

The MACD is currently not in an Overbought/Oversold range.

There have been no divergence signals during the last 5 periods.

No Stochastic Buy or Sell signals generated today. The last signal was a Sell 4 Day(s) Ago.

The RSI is not currently in a topping (above 70) or bottoming (below 30) range. A buy or sell signal generated when the RSI moves out of an overbought/oversold area. The last signal was a Buy110 day(s) ago.


Currently the RSI does not show any Failure Swings. The RSI and price of British Pound / US Dollar are not diverging.

Currently, the Momentum Oscillator does not show an overbought or oversold condition.


The Directional Movement Indicators (DMI) currently is not indicating a specific price direction. Because this is a trend following system, it should not use to initiate any trades right now. The last Directional Movement Indicators (DMI) signal was a BUY 87 day(s) ago.

A SAR Sell signal generated today. If you are long, this might be a good place to exit.

The close is currently

BELOW its 200 daily moving average

ABOVE its 50 daily moving average

ABOVE its 20 daily moving average

The current market condition for British Pound / US Dollar is Mildly Bearish

British Pound / US Dollar closed below the upper Bollinger Band by 38.7%. Bollinger Bands are 20.92% narrower than normal. The current width of the Bollinger Bands (alone) does not suggest anything conclusive about the future volatility or movement of prices.
 
The pound recorded a second consecutive loss against the dollar on Tuesday. The British currency continued negative momentum from the beginning of the week, but the decrease was not significant. If the bearish sentiment, however, become more intensive, the support at 1.2329 will be overcome soon. The session started at a price of 1.2484, while the pound lost 46 pips to the finish. The trend was volatile but ultimately the downward direction prevailed and the pair hit bottom at 1.2418.
 
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