British Pound / Japanese Yen
Long
Updated

GBPJPY Just Hit the Sweet Spot — High RRR or Fakeout Trap?

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💷 GBPJPY 30-Min Chart Breakdown — May 14, 2025

This setup is a banger for traders following structure, zones, and risk-reward logic. Let’s dissect the trade logic:

🔍 1. Market Structure
Price has been moving within a well-respected ascending channel (see black trendlines).

We just printed a short-term bearish pullback, with price dipping into a refined demand zone (highlighted pink/red).

The most recent bearish impulse looked like a liquidity sweep, not a structure break.

🧱 2. Smart Money Zone
Demand zone aligns with:
✅ Previous OB (order block)
✅ Mid-channel support
✅ Equal lows & trendline liquidity just below

Dark gray box = the exact entry block

Bulls stepped in right on time — classic mitigation + reaction setup

🎯 3. Risk-Reward
Entry: Around 195.380

SL: 195.110 (tight below the block)

TP: 196.575

RRR ≈ 1:5 — beautiful sniper entry with minimal exposure and max gain

🧠 4. What to Watch Next
Break above 195.900 = confirmation of bullish continuation

If price stalls again below midline, re-entry could come after another liquidity push

Clean break of 195.100 = invalidation (watch for potential short setups below)

🔁 Trade Management Tips:
Trail stops aggressively above 195.900

Scale out partials every 50 pips if you're trading it like a swing

Add confluence from DXY/Yen strength for better context

This one checks all the boxes: structure, zone, confirmation, and a clean RRR.

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Trade closed: stop reached
📍 Trade Update:
❌ Setup invalidated.
❌ Stop Loss (SL) triggered with minimal risk exposure. 🛡️
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