GBPCHF Technical Analysis And Short Term Forecast

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GBPCHF Short Term Forecast Follow Up and Update

Hi Traders! GBPCHF technical analysis and short term forecast is here. The way I would like to analyze the chart for setups is based on multi-timeframe confirmations because in my POV if we get more evidences on different timeframes for the same direction then it makes the setup much more reliable. If you would like to learn more about the way we trade and the technical analysis we use then check out the Home Trader Club Spoiler alert – free memberships are available! Let’s start our analysis from the highest timeframe which will be the daily chart here.

GBPCHF D1(Daily) Chart Analysis – Range, Key Support Zone, Stochastic Oscillator

On the daily chart, after the strong bullish move currently, it looks like a correction is happening in the form of a range. This range is formed by the highs and lows reaching parallel support and resistance zones. The price which is moving inside this range has currently reached the bottom of this range. While measuring the big and small wave inside this range using the Fibonacci expansion tool, the 100%(1.10171) Fibonacci expansion level of the big wave and the 100%(1.09878) Fibonacci expansion level of the small wave coincides with the bottom of the range which makes this area a key support zone for us. The price respected this key support zone and is currently bouncing higher from this zone. In addition to this, based on the Stochastic Oscillator, we could see that the price has reached its extreme which we may consider as evidence of bullish pressure. Also, currently, there are no signs opposing this bullish view. We may now move down to a lower timeframe and see if we can find evidences supporting this short term bullish view.

 

GBPCHF Technical Analysis And Short Term Forecast

 

 

GBPCHF H4(4 Hours) Chart Analysis – Bullish Trend Pattern, Two Strong Support Zones

Looking at the H4 chart, we could see that the price which is moving higher has created a bullish trend pattern in the form of three higher highs, and higher lows, we may consider this as another evidence of bullish pressure. Generally, after a bullish trend pattern, we may expect corrections and then potential continuation higher. Currently, it looks like a correction is happening, also we had two strong resistance zones that have formed and the price which was moving higher has broken above these zones and is holding above them. After the breakout, these strong resistance zones are acting as two strong support zones for us. So based on all this, until both these strong support zones shown in the image below(marked in green) hold my short-term view remains bullish here and I expect the price to move higher further after pullbacks.

 

GBPCHF Technical Analysis And Short Term Forecast

 

Technical Analysis & Forecast Summary

GBPCHF D1(Daily) Chart Analysis 

Range, Key Support Zone, Stochastic Oscillator

GBPCHF H4(4 Hours) Chart Analysis 

Bullish Trend Pattern, Two Strong Support Zones

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