The entry filled and the call is being tracked candle by candle.
What is the logic behind this GBPUSD long?
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trade: $gbpusd long @ 1.33431, target: 1.33750, stop: 1.33320** *setup*: 15m/1h structure shift, rsi 55.2, prior day high
Thesis at publication
The longer case, also locked at publication.
got a clean liq sweep of yesterday's high/low on gbpusd. pivoting at 1.33431, prior day high, where bears struggled to break through. 1h rsi pushed to 55.2, signaling a market structure shift. targeting 1.34, where next resistance sits, expecting momentum to carry. stop at 1.33052, invalidates setup, puts me back on the fence.
Market context
What was true around GBPUSD when this call was published.
Among active calls posted on TradeLiveX at that moment, 25% of 4 open GBPUSD calls from 4 traders were long.
3 graded calls, 0% closed above breakeven, mean -0.71R. Frozen as of the post — it is not recomputed.
Across all 23 graded GBPUSD calls on TradeLiveX from 22 traders, 30% closed above breakeven with a mean of -0.08R.
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