GBPUSD-Using Elliott Wave and Failed Breakouts to Spot a Top #Elliottwave #GBPUSD #tradesetup
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Grega Horvat Elliott Wave AnalysisIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 15 Sept 2026, 16:45 UTC
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- 15 Sept 2026, 19:54 UTC
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The analysis focuses on GBPUSD, identifying a clear and clean Elliott Wave pattern with five waves down from a previous high. The speaker highlights the reaction from resistance levels, particularly after a spike above previous highs, which then resulted in an impulsive sell-off. This pattern is considered a strong signal, suggesting a temporary lower high. The current trend is identified as bearish, with a predicted continuation of the downward movement. The analysis suggests that a clear five-wave move following a resistance test typically provides a strong indication of the market's next direction, especially when accompanied by a spike and subsequent reversal. The target for the bearish move is identified around 1.33675, with an invalidation level set slightly above the recent resistance at 1.35675. This suggests a bearish outlook for GBPUSD in the short to medium term.
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