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I got stopped out. Now i see why

You'll have to wait for it to become bearish first.

Yes i will

GBPCAD SELL

Entry: 1.88169

SL: 1.88526

TP: 1.87108

First trade for today...

GBPCAD sell active...

After the break lower, sellers were clearly in control. Price retraced back into premium and is reacting right at a key level now — that's where I'm selling from.

📍 Entry: 1.88169 🛑 SL: 1.88526 🎯 TP: 1.87108

Why GBPCAD sells are active 👇

1️⃣ Structure broke lower — sellers took clear control 2️⃣ Price retraced back up into a premium area 3️⃣ Reaction confirmed right at the key level 4️⃣ Entry from that reaction, SL above the premium high, TP at the next liquidity level

📍 Entry: 1.88169 🛑 SL: 1.88526 🎯 TP: 1.87108

For those who ask what "premium" means — it's the upper portion of a range, where price is considered expensive relative to the recent move. Selling from premium, in a bearish structure, is selling at a better price than chasing the initial break.

📍 Entry: 1.88169 🛑 SL: 1.88526 🎯 TP: 1.87108

I didn't sell the initial break lower on GBPCAD — I waited for price to retrace back into premium first. Selling from a better price with a tighter, more logical SL beats chasing the first red candle.

📍 Entry: 1.88169 🛑 SL: 1.88526 🎯 TP: 1.87108

GBPCAD sell — clean structure, clearly defined risk into a real target.

📍 Entry: 1.88169 🛑 SL: 1.88526 🎯 TP: 1.87108

Solid reward for the risk taken. Same standard applied to every setup this week.

GBPCAD sell is live 📉

Reaction confirmed at the key level in premium. Entered on confirmation, structure still favors continuation lower.

📍 Entry: 1.88169 🛑 SL: 1.88526 🎯 TP: 1.87108

GBPCAD broke lower, retraced into premium, and is now reacting at a key level. Are you:

A) Taking the sell at this level B) Waiting for a lower timeframe confirmation first C) Watching from the sidelines

📍 Entry: 1.88169 | 🛑 SL: 1.88526 | 🎯 TP: 1.87108

Drop your answer below.

Same read as every other setup this week — let the structure declare itself first, then wait for price to retrace to a logical level before entering. No chasing the initial move.

📍 Entry: 1.88169 🛑 SL: 1.88526 🎯 TP: 1.87108

GBPCAD sell joins the list of active setups this week, following the same framework used across AUDCAD, Gold, and everything else.

📍 GBPCAD — Entry: 1.88169 | SL: 1.88526 | TP: 1.87108

Structure, retrace, reaction, entry. Same steps, different chart.

GBPCAD sell officially on the board.

Sellers in control after the break lower, price retraced into premium, reaction confirmed at the key level, entry taken.

📍 Entry: 1.88169 🛑 SL: 1.88526 🎯 TP: 1.87108

Last week, I was looking for AUDCAD sells.

The setup was there, but price invalidated the bearish idea and continued higher.

This week, I’m not fighting the market.

AUDCAD is printing a bullish narrative, and I’m positioning with the current structure.

Buy Limit: 0.98783

SL: 0.98693

TP: 0.99259

Risking 1% for roughly 5.29R. 🎯

AUDCAD has completely shifted the narrative.

On the 1H, price has broken through previous structure and is now creating higher highs and higher lows.

That tells me one thing:

The market is currently favoring continuation to the upside.

I want to buy the retracement, not chase the move.

The important part of this AUDCAD setup isn't simply that price is going up.

It's how price is going up.

We have:

→ Bullish displacement

→ Break in structure

→ Higher highs

→ Strong expansion

→ Retracement opportunity

I'm waiting for price to come back into my POI before entering.

Patience > FOMO.

I'm placing a buy limit at 0.98783 on AUDCAD.

Why?

Because I don't want to buy after the expansion.

I'd rather let price retrace into my area of interest and give me a better risk-to-reward position.

Entry: 0.98783

SL: 0.98693

TP: 0.99259

If price doesn't retrace, I don't chase.

One thing trading has taught me:

Being wrong about a bias isn't the problem. Refusing to change it is.

Last week, AUDCAD sells didn't work.

Now the market is showing me a bullish structure.

So I adjust.

No attachment to the previous trade.

No revenge.

Just follow what price is telling me

AUDCAD is currently showing the kind of structure I want to see before looking for buys.

Price swept lower levels → shifted structure → displaced higher → continued printing higher highs.

Now I'm interested in the retracement.

The idea is simple:

Let price come to me.