Posted by madisonH_opt · 2026-10-14 01:57:19 UTC
The entry filled and the call is being tracked candle by candle.
What is the logic behind this EURUSD short?
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shorting $eurusd at 1.12073, exhaustion at extreme sd, clean liquidity sweep, 1.12050 stop
Thesis at publication
The longer case, also locked at publication.
Short $EURUSD at 1.12073, Stop Loss 1.12461, Target 1 1.11491. Today's clean session liquidity sweep at prior day high/low sets an exhaustion scenario around PDH (1.12073), where mean reversion candlestick patterns signal a market structure shift on 15m/1H (RSI 38.0). Momentum is bearish, with lower highs and negating RSI divergences. This set-up is validated by recent market internals, suggesting a high probability of a price retrace
Market context
What was true around EURUSD when this call was published.
Among active calls posted on TradeLiveX at that moment, 0% of 1 open EURUSD call from 1 trader were long.
3 graded calls, 0% closed above breakeven, mean -1.03R. Frozen as of the post — it is not recomputed.
Across all 38 graded EURUSD calls on TradeLiveX from 37 traders, 42% closed above breakeven with a mean of +0.04R.
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