Going by a logical sense of trading, the Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd stock market (LSE:GKP) has prepared for a baseline, as witnessed in some of the previous lower points. The present situation has usually re-occurred, leaving a wide margin between a buying and selling position. Thus, those long-position holders need to exercise caution when placing an order by taking their capital base into account to cover the spread if the market tends to fall for a lower support line.

Resistance Levels: 210, 220, 230
Support Levels: 150, 140, 130
What is the position reading of the GKP EMA indicators concerning the stock’s manner of trading?
With the featuring of several trading candlesticks, the GKP EMA trend lines are eastwardly, indicating that a degree of range-bound zones is unfolding as the stock market gets ready for a baseline. The 15-day EMA and the 50-day EMA indicators are closely above the 200 lines. The Stochastic Oscillators have trasversed into the oversold region. It shows the trade is in the outlook of forming a rebase.
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