I'm always cautious to rely on the daily candle. It depends where in the world and what time of day your candle begins. I'm in the UK and my dayly candle opens at 1am so I don't have a Doji. What I'm saying is we don't all see the same thing on a daily chart in a 24 hour market such as forex.I am selling too, I think next target is likely 1.4500, especially considering that doji candlestick on the daily time frame.
Spot on. I was long calls on this so I have almost doubled the premium. So I exercised at 1.4700. Let's see if tomorrow plays the same way.GBP/USD broke above the resistance at 1.4660 and has almost reached 1.4700. I think it will keep rising and its next target is around the previous high at 1.4770.
The pair broke above 1.47 level, upward remains strong strength, the pair man extend it's gains towards 1.4770/1.480 zone.
Well that's how the cookie crumbles. I was happy with 1.4700 but 1,4770 is the next logical price level.The pair broke above 1.47 level, upward remains strong strength, the pair man extend it's gains towards 1.4770/1.480 zone.
Lol! Well that's why I was happy with 1.4700, this late in the week, not much point pushing for better prices.The pair reached 1.4740, bounced off that resistance and formed a shooting star on the 4-hour time frame. I think we will see a retracement to 1.4600 again, but I don't think that's the end of the move to the upside.
Lol! Well that's why I was happy with 1.4700, this late in the week, not much point pushing for better prices.
Again that's the benefit of Vanilla Options trading. I wonder how many people lost money from 1.4720 decline to those hoping for 1.4600. May be right about 1.4770 but the headwinds from the Oil rise which has swept sterling against risk based assets is sure to lock Cable in check till Friday even. So a call Option expiring next week would have kept you strong at 1.4700.