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27.11.2023 09:33 PM
On the one-hour chart, the GBP/USD pair continues moving in a bullish trend from the support levels of 1.2468 and 1.2542. Currently, the price is in a bullish channel. This is confirmed by the RSI indicator signaling that we are still in a bullish trending market.
As the price is still above the moving average (100), immediate support is seen at 1.2468, which coincides with a golden ratio (61.8% of Fibonacci). Consequently, the first support is set at the level of 1.2468.
Since the trend is above the 61.8% Fibonacci level (1.2468), the market is still in an uptrend. From this point, the GBP/USD pair is continuing in a bullish trend from the new support of 1.2468. Currently, the price is in a bullish channel. According to the previous events, we expect the GBP/USD pair to move between 1.2468 and 1.2700 in coming days.
So, the market is likely to show signs of a bullish trend around the spot of 1.2468. In other words, buy orders are recommended above the golden ratio (1.2468) with the first target at the level of 1.2643.
Furthermore, if the trend is able to breakout through the first resistance level of 1.2643. We should see the pair climbing towards the double top (1.2700) to test it. It would also be wise to consider where to place a stop loss; this should be set below the second support of 1.2468.
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