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March 9th, 2009, 5:32 pm | By India Forex | Published in Daily Technical | Comments on this postNo Comments »

Todays GBP/USD outlook:
GBP/USD View - Technical analysis

COMMENTS :
Sterling is currently consolidating above 1.3950 levels. Alternatively, it is taking resistance at the 21 Daily EMA (currently at 1.4258 merging with 50% Retracement resistance). The daily stochastic is indicating a downside bias. If Cable breaks out on the downside i.e. below 1.3950, then a deeper pull-back upto 1.35 (previous low) could be witnessed. On the upside immediate resistance is traced at 1.4250 above which is at 1.4425 (38.2% Retracement and falling trend-line). Overall bias remains bearish for Cable.

STRATEGY :

Opportunities to initiate shorts around 1.4250 levels can be considered for a gain of 80 pips. Further shorts can be initiated around 1.44 for 100 pips;

Support Levels
1.3950
1.3503
Resistance Levels
1.4258
1.4425
Remarks
Our Medium Term outlook is bearish for Cable

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