Market Analysis

Is that first trade for the day?

US30 trade is live.

Entry has been triggered after the retracement into my POI. Now it's about letting the setup play out without interfering unnecessarily.

Entry: 51,670

SL: 51,481

TP: 52,445

EURGBP BUY UPDATE 📊

I was stopped out at breakeven on this trade. Price initially reacted well from my POI and pushed higher, but I had already protected the position by moving my SL to BE. Little profit, no loss. Capital protected.

Alright. Good to see EURGBP finally focusing on one direction.
Price bought from the 0.8574 price level I shared last week.

GBPUSD SELL SETUP 📉

GBPUSD is still showing strong bearish order flow. I'm not interested in chasing price down here—I want the retracement first.

Entry: 1.32450

SL: 1.32620

TP: 1.32000

GBPUSD has already expanded heavily to the downside. At this stage, I'm waiting for price to retrace into the 1H order block around 1.3245 before looking for another sell.

Sell: 1.32450

SL: 1.32620

TP: 1.32000

The direction is bearish, but location matters. I want price to come back into the order block before positioning for continuation.

Entry: 1.32450

SL: 1.32620

TP: 1.32000

No retracement, no trade.

There's liquidity sitting below GBPUSD around the weak low, but selling directly into that liquidity doesn't interest me.

I'd rather see price retrace into 1.3245, mitigate the order block and then continue lower.

Entry: 1.32450 | SL: 1.32620 | TP: 1.32000

The bearish move has already been delivered. Now I'm waiting for the correction.

My preferred sequence:

Retracement → Order block mitigation → Bearish reaction → Weak low taken.

Entry: 1.32450

SL: 1.32620

TP: 1.32000

Price is already near the weak low. I want it to retrace into my POI around 1.3245 so I can potentially sell from a much better location.

SL: 1.32620

TP: 1.32000

My bearish bias doesn't mean I need to sell immediately. Entry location is just as important as direction.

I'm waiting around 1.32450 for the order block to be mitigated before looking for continuation lower.

GBPUSD has given strong bearish displacement, leaving the 1H order block above current price.

That's my area of interest.

Sell: 1.32450

SL: 1.32620

TP: 1.32000

I want the retracement before the sell.

The weak low below GBPUSD remains my liquidity objective, but first I'm anticipating a correction.

If price retraces into 1.3245 and sellers respond from the order block, I'll be looking for the next bearish leg.

Entry: 1.32450

SL: 1.32620

TP: 1.32000

Alright. Good to see EURGBP finally focusing on one direction.
Price bought from the 0.8574 price level I shared last week.

Price will create the double bottom I was expecting at the 51500 price level. I'll be watching how tomorrow closes.

GBPUSD SELL SETUP 📉

GBPUSD is still showing strong bearish order flow. I'm not interested in chasing price down here—I want the retracement first.

Entry: 1.32450

SL: 1.32620

TP: 1.32000

Clean approach. Waiting for the retracement into 1.32450 instead of chasing the sell improves the risk-to-reward. The 1.32620 invalidation gives the setup a clear line in the sand, and if sellers defend the retracement with bearish displacement, the path toward 1.32000 becomes much stronger than forcing an entry after the move has already extended.

GBPUSD SELL TRIGGERED 🔻

GBPUSD is finally at my entry. Price pushed into yesterday’s high, using that liquidity before reaching my sell area.

Entry: 1.32447

SL: 1.32573

TP: 1.32043

Now I want to see bearish delivery toward the weak low.