Posted by nataliwright · 2026-09-14 11:55:41 UTC
The call ran out of time and the remainder was marked out at the expiry close.
Outcome
Graded against ICMarketsSC-MT5-3 5m mid.
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What is the logic behind this GBPUSD short?
Written by the trader before the outcome was known, and never edited since.
GBPUSD retested weekly support at 1.34881, volume dried up, and now it's testing the liquidity above, aiming for 1.34500.
Thesis at publication
The longer case, also locked at publication.
GBPUSD's 1.3550 level is critical today as it's a major support retest, with high volume confirming liquidity sweep. Invalidation occurs above 1.3575, negating short bias.
Market context
What was true around GBPUSD when this call was published.
Among active calls posted on TradeLiveX at that moment, 0% of 1 open GBPUSD call from 1 trader were long.
This was among their first calls — no graded record existed yet.
Across all 15 graded GBPUSD calls on TradeLiveX from 14 traders, 33% closed above breakeven with a mean of -0.04R.
Discussion (1)
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Great entry, but could you clarify your invalidation level to manage risk better?
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