EURGBP-NEXT WEEK 9-SEP-2024 TO 13-SEP-2024
Currently, the market is forming a Head and Shoulders pattern, which suggests a potential reversal. On the 1-hour timeframe, a Cup and Handle formation has been identified, but the breakout isn’t strong enough yet, and a retest hasn’t occurred. However, volume confirmation on the 4-hour chart signals that the breakout may be imminent.
On the 15-minute chart, we see a triangle formation, but we are waiting for a retest to confirm our entry. The area of value lies below the resistance zone, which we will use to define our risk levels after the retest.
I am using Fibonacci retracement on the 4-hour chart to define the take-profit target. At the moment, there are no major obstacles like significant support or resistance levels on the way, which aligns well with our target.
The stop-loss is set 10 pips above the resistance on the 4-hour chart, giving us a well-protected position. The risk-reward ratio (RRR), which is calculated at 2.11, making this trade attractive in terms of risk management.
On the 15-minute chart, we see a triangle formation, but we are waiting for a retest to confirm our entry. The area of value lies below the resistance zone, which we will use to define our risk levels after the retest.
I am using Fibonacci retracement on the 4-hour chart to define the take-profit target. At the moment, there are no major obstacles like significant support or resistance levels on the way, which aligns well with our target.
The stop-loss is set 10 pips above the resistance on the 4-hour chart, giving us a well-protected position. The risk-reward ratio (RRR), which is calculated at 2.11, making this trade attractive in terms of risk management.
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