What's the Pound going to do in the next 18 hours?

Hey I'm just wondering what everybody's thoughts are on the GBP/USD tomorrow. Do you think it will keep going up and try to touch that 14,16 year high 100 pips above us...or what? To me it's looking like it is going to try to hit that high. Either after the news tomorrow or briefly before it and then come crashing down on surprise data thats US positive.

Dollar Falls on Speculation Trade Deficit Grew on Chinese Goods
By Stanley White
April 13 (Bloomberg) -- The dollar slid to a two-year low against the euro and fell against the yen on speculation the U.S. trade deficit widened due to demand for Chinese goods.

International Monetary Fund Managing Director Rodrigo de Rato yesterday said the U.S. currency still has room to drop further. The IMF last week said in its semiannual World Economic Outlook that a weaker dollar would help reduce trade imbalances. The New York Board of Trade's Dollar Index, its value against the currencies of six trading partners, including the euro, yen and British pound, fell to a two-year low.

``The report may spark concern whether the U.S. will be able attract foreign investments to finance the shortfall,'' said Yuji Saito, a senior currency dealer at Societe Generale SA in Tokyo. ``It's a factor for selling the dollar.''

The dollar dropped to $1.3505 per euro at 10:18 a.m. in Tokyo from $1.3482 late yesterday. It fell as low as $1.3517, the weakest since Jan. 3, 2005. Against the yen, it was at 118.99 from 119.16. The U.S. currency may fall to $1.3550 per euro and to 118.50 yen today, Saito said.
The dollar index traded as low as 82.196, the weakest since March 2005, taking losses this year to 1.7 percent.

The trade deficit rose to $60 billion in February from $59.1 billion the previous month, according to a Bloomberg News survey. The Commerce Department releases the report at 8:30 a.m. in Washington. The department on March 30 levied duties on imports of coated paper from China to compensate for Chinese subsidies to exporters. The Asian nation this week said its trade surplus almost doubled in the first quarter from a year earlier. The dollar has declined 1 percent versus the euro since March 30.

Dont know much about fundimentals but based from technical view, monthly says its a strong bull market for GBP/USD. So does weekly, daily, 4hr and even 1hr. So far we have not got the long-medium or even short term reversal sigh, yet. I am putting my TP at 2.0140-2.0150 and ofcourse moving my SL tight up

1 thing I learn for sure is that, DONT BE TOO SURE. Just play around with probabilities.

My guestimation....it'll be 'pounding' the dollar...get it? pound! pound the dollar!....ok...I'll shut up now...

You just made my day.