On December 13, the GBPUSD pair looked overpriced around the price levels of 1.3500 while exceeding the upper limit of the newly-established bullish channel.
On the period between December 18 - 23, bearish breakout below the depicted channel followed by initial bearish closure below 1.3000 were demonstrated on the H4 chart.
However, earlier signs of bullish recovery were manifested around 1.2900 denoting high probability of bullish pullback to be expected.
Thus, Intraday technical outlook turned into bullish after the GBP/USD has failed to maintain bearish persistence below the newly-established downtrend line.
That's why, bullish breakout above 1.3000 was demonstrated allowing the recent Intraday bullish pullback to pursue towards 1.3250 (the backside of the broken channel) where bearish rejection and another bearish swing were suggested for conservative traders in previous articles.
Moreover, two descending highs were recently demonstrated around 1.3120 and 1.3090 which enhances the bearish side of the market.
Intraday technical outlook remains bearish as long as the pair maintains is movement below 1.3120.
Conservative traders should wait for bearish breakdown below 1.2980, This is needed first to enhance further bearish decline towards 1.2900, 1.2800 and 1.2780 where the backside of the previously-broken downtrend is located.
In the Meanwhile, Intraday traders can watch any bullish pullback towards the depicted price zone (1.3170 - 1.3200) for bearish rejection and another valid SELL entry with intraday bearish targets projected towards 1.3000 and 1.2980.
On the other hand, any bullish breakout above 1.3100-1.3120 (the recently established descending high) invalidates the intraday bearish scenario. Thus, further bullish pullback would be expected towards 1.3200.
