GBPUSD Twenty-Year Bullish Reversal Pattern Will Be Key in 2021

Written by Justin Bennett

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Last Updated November 20, 2020

Forex trader since 2002

Written by Justin Bennett 

Forex trader since 2002

100k monthly readers

Updated November 20, 2020


GBPUSD could be on the verge of a massive bull run.

I wrote about the twenty-year falling wedge on October 29th.

GBPUSD falling wedge on the monthly chart
GBPUSD monthly time frame

The structure above hints at a bullish reversal for the pound.

That isn’t surprising given what we’ve seen from other major currency pairs in recent months.

However, GBPUSD buyers still have work to do.

The pair needs to secure a weekly close above wedge resistance near 1.3340.

I’d also like to see GBPUSD buyers take out the recent highs at 1.3480.

Those are the two key resistance levels that need to break to send GBPUSD higher in 2021.

A weekly close above 1.3340 followed by 1.3480 would open the door to the 2018 highs at 1.4350.

I will continue to like the idea of an imminent break higher as long as the May trend line support is intact.

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GBPUSD key levels on the daily chart
GBPUSD daily time frame
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Justin Bennett started trading in 2002, and let's just say it was a bumpy ride. But in 2010, he had his "aha" moment once he ditched the indicators and focused 100% on price action. Justin has built a following of 100,000+ monthly readers and taught thousands of traders using his simple, no-nonsense approach. He's been highlighted as a top trader by Stocks and Commodities Magazine and regularly featured by Forex Factory next to publications from Bloomberg and CNBC. ...Read More


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