Why is EURGBP Forex rallying?
EURGBP Daily Price Action: The Euro Gains Strength vs the British Pound. The EURGBP Forex pair has been showing renewed strength in October 2025. The Euro has clearly created a new imbalance in the daily timeframe is in a powerful bullish trend. After breaking through recent daily and weekly highs, price has created a new...
EUR/GBP – From Patience to Profit Management
In my last video, I talked about the strong weekly demand imbalance on the EUR/GBP forex pair around 0.838. If you followed that analysis and went long, congratulations—patience paid off beautifully. But now, things have changed. And this is where many traders fall into the trap of hoping instead of managing. ✅ The Weekly Demand...
EUR/GBP Forex Weekly Demand: A Masterclass in Patience and Trade Management
The EUR/GBP forex cross pair has been playing out beautifully from the weekly demand level around 0.8384. This level, which we identified weeks ago, finally took control at the end of May 2025, just as expected. As supply and demand traders, we must remember that patience is a crucial component of our Forex strategy. We...
EUR/GBP Forex Pair: Why the Weekly Timeframe Holds the Real Power in Trading
When it comes to forex swing trading or even forex intraday trading, the temptation to zoom into lower timeframes—like the 15-minute or 1-hour charts—is strong. Most forex traders focus on short-term momentum, often diving into scalping strategies that chase quick pips. However, the real edge lies where most don’t look: the higher timeframes, particularly the...
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