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Most traders mark imbalance way too early.

1 extracted signal · 1 resolved · 0 still active

Daily Price Action profile imageDaily Price Action11 Jan 2026, 01:03 UTC
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The analysis focuses on GBPUSD, suggesting a potential shorting opportunity if a change of character from bullish to bearish occurs. The speaker identifies an imbalance area between approximately 1.34704 and 1.34999, formed by two 4-hour candles. If the price breaks below the current support level around 1.34016 and shows confirmation of a bearish shift, this imbalance area is identified as a potential zone to short against. The current market trend is assessed as bearish, with the prediction for a continued bearish move.

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