ForexCycle.com
4xdev
  • Home
  • Forex Analysis
    • Long Term Forex Analysis
    • Short Term Forex Analysis
    • Special Focus
    • Daily Forex Reports
    • Forex Signals
  • Forex Articles
    • Market Cycle
    • Indicator
    • Elliott Wave
    • Fibonacci Sequence
    • Forex Market
    • Forex Trading
    • Technical Analysis
    • Chart Pattern
  • Trading Strategy
  • Forex Brokers
    • Avatrade
    • Broker News
    • Broker Review
  • Elliott Wave Courses
    • Markets Reverse
    • 5 Ways Using Trendlines
    • Overview of MACD
    • Relative Strength Index
    • Japanese Candlesticks
    • Moving Averages
    • Fibonacci Ratios
    • Two-Bar Pattern
    • Market Myths Exposed
  • Contact Us

GBPUSD Daily Analysis – October 10, 2016

GBPUSD’s downward movement from 1.3445 extended to as low as 1.1946. Consolidation is needed over the next several days, and the trading range would be between 1.2150 and 1.2550.

gbpusd chart
Author ForexCycle.comPosted on October 10, 2016March 9, 2017Categories Short Term Forex AnalysisTags GBPUSD

Post navigation

Previous Previous post: EURUSD Daily Analysis – October 10, 2016
Next Next post: AUDUSD Daily Analysis – October 10, 2016

Resources

  • Unlock Your Trading Potential with EA Builder
  • Elliott Wave Principle

Recent Posts

  • USDCHF Reaches New Lows: A Perfect Reaction from the Blue Box Zone
  • Powering the Future: ARM Breakout Potential in a Connected World
  • S&P 500 ETF $SPY Extreme Areas Offering Buying Opportunities
  • OIL (CL_F) Elliott Wave: Forecasting the Path
  • Welltower (WELL) Bullish Outlook: Targeting $176+ in 2025 Rally
  • EURUSD Trade Setup Explained: Buying the Dips at the Blue Box Zone
  • Gold Miners (GDX) Another Buying Opportunity at the Blue Box
  • Brent Crude (BZ) Oil Signals Bottom, Advances Higher
  • AUDCHF Sells From Blue Box, Aligning With Long-Term Bearish Sequence
  •  TXN Rallies 45% From Blue Box, Revives Bullish Sequence
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Twitter
  • LinkedIn
  • Telegram
  • Home
  • Forex Analysis
  • Forex Articles
  • Contact Us
  • Forex Blog
  • Disclaimer
  • Forex Resources
  • Archives
  • RSS
Copyright © 2005 - 2025 ForexCycle.com. All rights reserved.