Skeptic | GBP/USD Deep Dive: Major Trend, Trade Setups!

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Hey guys, welcome back! 👋 I'm Skeptic.
Let’s dive into GBP/USD, a pair that’s been in a strong uptrend and has the potential for another solid price jump. We’ll break it down across multiple timeframes, do a deep analysis, and at the end, I’ll share high-probability long & short setups with clear triggers—so stick around!

Daily Timeframe Analysis
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As you can see, GBP/USD has been respecting an uptrend channel, reacting well to both the upper, lower, and midlines—a key characteristic of a strong trend. Each time price makes a jump, it enters a range box (re-accumulation phase) before breaking out to continue the trend.

Currently, we’re inside another range between 1.28720 - 1.29883. A breakout in either direction can give us a trading opportunity, but given the major trend is bullish, I prefer trading in the direction of the trend unless we get a clear reversal signal.

4H Timeframe Analysis

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The uptrend channel remains intact, and we’re still within the Consolidation phase. We recently saw a fake breakout, which could mean that the next breakout might happen with stronger momentum.

Trade Setups
✅ Long Setup:
- Entry: After a confirmed breakout of 1.29883
- Confirmation: RSI breaking above 65.33 (which acts as an overbought signal in this case)
- Preferred Order: Stop Buy above resistance to catch momentum

❌ Short Setup:
- Entry: After a confirmed break of 1.28682
- Risk Management: Since this is against the trend, take quick profits and use a tighter SL to manage risk efficiently.

What are your thoughts on GBP/USD? Drop your opinions in the comments! Let’s grow together, not alone. 🚀🔥
Trade closed: target reached
After a confirmed breakout of 1.29883 (the trigger I shared earlier), we successfully reached R/R 2, making it a great spot to secure profits. 🔥

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