Market Analysis

I missed EURUSD and GBPUSD sells yesterday

Price is currently at a daily supply, i will wait and see if price will align with the sells

Once my setup doesn't trigger, i usually delete the limit orders

EURGBP is presenting another bullish setup for me. Price has continued to respect bullish structure, with multiple BOS confirmations showing buyers remain in control.

Entry: 0.85686

SL: 0.85634

TP: 0.85845

The weak high above price remains my main draw on liquidity.

EURGBP continues to print bullish structure. We’ve seen price break previous highs, retrace, and then continue higher. I’m now watching the 0.8568 region as my POI for another potential continuation.

Buy: 0.85686

SL: 0.85634

TP: 0.85845

I want the weak high taken.

The reason I like this EURGBP setup is simple: Bias + Liquidity + POI.

Bias → Bullish 📈

Liquidity → Weak high above

POI → Discount area around 0.8568

Invalidation → 0.85634

Target → 0.85845

Everything is mapped out. Now price has to deliver.

I’m not interested in chasing EURGBP at the current price. The bullish idea remains intact, but I want price to retrace into my POI first. If I get the reaction I’m looking for around 0.85686, that gives me a much cleaner entry with defined risk.

Price has already produced several bullish breaks of structure, and the most recent high has been marked as weak. That gives me a clear liquidity objective above current price.

I’m looking for a retracement before continuation.

Entry: 0.85686

SL: 0.85634

TP: 0.85845

This is exactly why I map liquidity before entering a trade. The weak high around 0.8580 gives price somewhere logical to trade toward. Rather than buying randomly, I’m looking to enter from the lower POI and position myself for that liquidity run.

Final target remains 0.85845.

EURGBP has been building a clear sequence of bullish structural breaks. Until price gives me sufficient evidence that this order flow has changed, I’m more interested in buying retracements than trying to call the top.

My invalidation sits below 0.85634. Above there, I’m watching for continuation toward the weak high.

Entry: 0.85686

Stop: 0.85634

Target: 0.85845

That’s roughly 5.2 pips of risk for 15.9 pips of potential reward, giving approximately a 1:3 R:R.

I don’t need every setup to win when the risk is properly controlled.

There are three things I want to see before putting money behind an idea: direction, liquidity and location.

On EURGBP, the structure is bullish, liquidity rests above at the weak high, and I have my POI below current price.

That gives me a framework. Now I wait for execution rather than forcing an entry.

My bullish scenario remains straightforward: I want price to retrace toward 0.85686, respect the POI and continue toward the liquidity resting above the weak high.

Entry: 0.85686

SL: 0.85634

TP: 0.85845

Until entry triggers, this remains a setup—not a trade. Patience first.

yeah, it's ideal to delete them. All setups should have their validity period, so that once it passes the time it was supposed to trigger and it didn't you just leave it alone and look for another setup.

Eurgbp has created a bullish channel inside the range box, showing signs of breakout to the upside.
it must have hit your TP by now.

Tp hit finally

I’m currently in a US30 sell after price retraced back into my marked POI. The broader structure remains bearish, with previous CHOCH/BOS confirmations supporting the downside bias.

Entry: 53,195.8

SL: 53,290.8

TP: 52,661.5

Price is currently moving away from entry. Now I let the setup develop.

US30 trade update: sellers are beginning to respond from my POI.

Price retraced aggressively from the lows, but that rally brought US30 directly into the area I wanted to sell from. My target remains the weak low at 52,661.5.

As long as 53,290.8 holds, I’m staying with the bearish idea

This US30 setup is a good example of why I don’t want to chase bearish displacement.

Price had already sold off heavily before retracing. Instead of selling at the lows, I waited for price to come back toward my POI around 53,195.8.

Now I have a better-defined invalidation and a clear liquidity target below.

Bias + POI + Liquidity.

That’s the foundation behind my current US30 sell.

Bias: Bearish

POI: ~53,195.8

Liquidity: Weak low at 52,661.5

Invalidation: 53,290.8

The setup has triggered. Execution is done; management comes next.

US30 has already shown multiple bearish structural shifts on the higher intraday picture. The latest rally doesn’t automatically make me bullish—it looks like a retracement into an area where sellers could re-enter.

I’m positioned for continuation lower, with 52,661.5 as my target.