Miles Vance
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Saw Cable push back up toward 1.3237 on Friday after that nasty sell-off, but honestly, it feels like classic consolidation rather than a genuine trend reversal. DXY is still looking insanely dominant with US yields ticking up again on inflation concerns, so ngl, trying to catch a long position on Sterling right now feels a bit like grabbing a falling knife.
Looking at the macro side, BoE rate hike chatter is hanging over this, but I'm trying to gauge if that's already fully priced into the order flow or if we're just setting up a liquidity grab above 1.3250 before rolling over. Are you guys seeing any real institutional buying around these current levels, or do you think the weight of those US yields will force a break through 1.3200 pretty soon?
How are you playing this range right now, scalping the tight bounces or holding out for a breakout?
Looking at the macro side, BoE rate hike chatter is hanging over this, but I'm trying to gauge if that's already fully priced into the order flow or if we're just setting up a liquidity grab above 1.3250 before rolling over. Are you guys seeing any real institutional buying around these current levels, or do you think the weight of those US yields will force a break through 1.3200 pretty soon?
How are you playing this range right now, scalping the tight bounces or holding out for a breakout?
