deep correction

GBP/USD

On Friday, the British pound fell by 42 pips. The signal line of the Marlin oscillator has turned downwards, and the upper band of the descending price channel in green remains untested. Now the question arises - if the pound decides to reverse (or deep correction), will it proceed to test the price channel? The pound tends to test key levels, so it can rise to 1.3180. Price consolidation below 1.3034 will lower such probability.

 

 

Bringing the price back to the initial level of speculative growth at 1.2666 on July 6th, when US private sector employment data from ADP was released, will be a challenging task - a four-figure move lies ahead with strong intermediate levels (1.2847, 1.2720). It is possible that the price will reach the designated area in the first week of August (the Federal Reserve's rate decision will be on July 26th, and the Bank of England's meeting will be on August 3rd).

 

 

On the 4-hour chart, the Marlin oscillator has come close to bearish

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