Trendfriend wrote:
gbpusd-daily.
uk.advfn.com/p.php?pid=chartscreenshotsh...aSS1pFbeSIDa+7MEyEo=
with 1.24 and 1.2350 both busted, while below those two numbers, the next target around 1.22 imvho...
i think a drop below 1.19 the recent low....should see that 1.05...
the other views seem extreme....but then so is the politics atm!!!
so who knows...
atb, wdik, dyor,
trendfriend
Indeed TrendFriend (another quality post).
Cable retreating back to 1.20 (liquid heaven) is on track - albeit slowly.
1.09 is talked about a lot, but I'd repeat what I said about extreme projected scenarios, a breach of 1.05 is going to be a bigger issue than simply banking a very healthy profit.... This is a game-changer in a different way.
Corrections, Trades are completely separate to "re-evaluations" - which is what would happen if Cable breaches 1.05 or thereabouts.
A couple of former colleagues, one from South Africa, the other from north Africa (Tunisia I think), pointed out to me the difference between a correction and re-revalutation of a country's currency:
The SA Rand was trading around 6 to the USD a few years ago, before reaching 16. What are the chances it would head back to single digits? It's done for.
The Tunisian Dinar (I think?) was trading at parity with the USD a few years back, now, it's 3:1. What's the chance of re-balance? It's done for.
Living costs & conditions in those nations have resulted in declines, for the USD is the money-stick the world abides by (for now at least!) - That's why I'm apprehensive about potential gains on a cable trade. I'm nervous about looking away from the trading statement and onto what's happening outside
Wishing everyone here profit and prosperity, and above all, Peace!