Tuesday, February 8, 2011

GBPUSD—short-term

A reader emailed me to ask if I was short Cable since I commented in the last post that my money was on the bears. No, I'm not. In fact I'm studying the short-term charts now which look somewhat bullish. It's currently at short-term support of 1.6036.

What I should always remember to say in the weekly analysis is that this is longer term analysis. In the case of Cable, it is near the top of the triangle which would imply a short. Had I been on top of it when it was at 1.6163 overnight, I might have sold there.I wasn't and didn't. At this point, I need to see momentum fail on the short-term chart or a retest of 1.6150 or thereabouts with failing momentum or divergence or bearish candles.

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