Trading GBP/USD

Looking at GBP/USD from a 3-month timeframe, my overall bias remains bearish, though I stay flexible if the market proves otherwise. The previous 3-month high has already been swept, while the downside liquidity below the low is still intact. From a technical standpoint, I would prefer to see that low taken out before even considering any meaningful long setups, as that would better align with a cleaner liquidity-driven structure.

I also researched it and this is what if found it can be expressed in percent. If you have a different opinion show us your source of info

Don't get hung up on terminology focus on trading.

Just do better in the next day then you did yesterday. The mumbo jumbo won't help.

I will tell you this. This entire week every days high low was either made in frankfurt or pre-frankfurt. You did not need to know any fancy stuff.

You are right — that is common knowledge. My point was not to challenge the fact about DXY or how it’s calculated, but simply to clarify that the interpretation being made wasn’t fully accurate in context. I was only trying to add perspective to help refine the understanding, not to dispute the fundamentals.

Acknowledged. Thank you

I understand that you but you can't just look at that alone to take a trade because that's really a long term trade, but first if you want to buy you need same fundamentals to give you the confirmation,like the trump last term vs biden, you need another election or a strong political news to confirm your reasons of taking the trade