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@godspowerdan - 3 hours ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

The 1H chart is where the setup becomes more interesting.

Price has returned directly into the higher-timeframe level and is currently reacting from it.

But I'm not interested in predicting the exact top.

I want price to prove that sellers are taking control.

This is why I'm using the 15M for execution.

There's a short-term low beneath current price that I'm watching as my confirmation level.

If GBPUSD breaks that low with bearish intent, I'll consider that confirmation that the current bullish structure is beginning to fail.

That's where I want to join the move.

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@godspowerdan - 3 hours ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

This is why I'm using the 15M for execution.

There's a short-term low beneath current price that I'm watching as my confirmation level.

If GBPUSD breaks that low with bearish intent, I'll consider that confirmation that the current bullish structure is beginning to fail.

That's where I want to join the move.

SELL STOP PENDING โณ

Instead of entering GBPUSD sells at market, I'm using a sell stop order below the confirmation low.

That means:

If the low holds โ†’ no trade yet.

If price breaks the low โ†’ my sell order gets activated.

I'm letting price trigger me into the position rather than trying to anticipate the reversal.

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@godspowerdan - 3 hours ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

SELL STOP PENDING โณ

Instead of entering GBPUSD sells at market, I'm using a sell stop order below the confirmation low.

That means:

If the low holds โ†’ no trade yet.

If price breaks the low โ†’ my sell order gets activated.

I'm letting price trigger me into the position rather than trying to anticipate the reversal.

One thing I've become more intentional about is separating bias from confirmation.

Higher timeframe reaction = bearish bias.

Lower timeframe break = confirmation.

Execution comes only after both align.

I can believe GBPUSD is going lower and still refuse to enter until the market confirms it.

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@godspowerdan - 3 hours ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

One thing I've become more intentional about is separating bias from confirmation.

Higher timeframe reaction = bearish bias.

Lower timeframe break = confirmation.

Execution comes only after both align.

I can believe GBPUSD is going lower and still refuse to enter until the market confirms it.

If my sell stop gets triggered, I'll be watching the liquidity below.

The 1H weak low around 1.3474 immediately stands out as a potential downside objective.

That low represents liquidity, and if bearish displacement develops after my entry, that's where I expect price to eventually gravitate.

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@godspowerdan - 3 hours ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

If my sell stop gets triggered, I'll be watching the liquidity below.

The 1H weak low around 1.3474 immediately stands out as a potential downside objective.

That low represents liquidity, and if bearish displacement develops after my entry, that's where I expect price to eventually gravitate.

My GBPUSD plan is straightforward:

4H: Price reacting from key level

2H: Higher-timeframe reaction visible

1H: Weak low below price

15M: Waiting for bearish confirmation

Execution: Sell stop below confirmation low

Primary draw: Liquidity around 1.3474

No break, no entry.

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@godspowerdan - 3 hours ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

My GBPUSD plan is straightforward:

4H: Price reacting from key level

2H: Higher-timeframe reaction visible

1H: Weak low below price

15M: Waiting for bearish confirmation

Execution: Sell stop below confirmation low

Primary draw: Liquidity around 1.3474

No break, no entry.

The sell setup is prepared. Now I leave the rest to price.

I don't need to predict whether 1.35528 will be the exact top.

If sellers are genuinely taking control, the market should eventually break the low I've identified.

My sell stop allows me to participate after confirmation rather than before it.

HTF gives me direction.

POI gives me location.

Structure gives me confirmation.

The sell stop gives me execution.

Now we wait. ๐Ÿ“‰

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@nsg_usd - 47 minutes ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

GBPUSD SELL SETUP ๐Ÿ“‰

I'm watching GBPUSD for a potential sell today.

From the 4H down to the 1H, price has rallied back into a key level around 1.35528 and is beginning to react.

I have the bearish idea, but I still need confirmation before entering.

This should be going on quite well. But I'm suspecting there will be delay at the 1.3520 price level, with possibility of price rebounding for a rally from the zone except it breaks through for the sell continuations.

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