Excited to share my first idea with you guys !
To start with, my name is Soulayman and have started my trading journey in October 2024. It was very hard at first, but after hard work and dedication we all know we can make it happen. I basically studied ICT concepts, and was able to integrate those into a system that I have built myself ( this is what every trader should do in my opinion, it will make you understand better ).
And that is why I am here today on Trading View, sharing my first ever idea with you guys !
I'll make it very simple , no extravagant analysis or super complicated trendlines all over the place ... =D
This is what I see :

1 - GBP/USD potentially forming a SMT with EUR/USD after sweeping London High located inside a fair value gap (which makes this play stronger)
2- After the sweep occurs, I will be waiting on a 5 MINUTE break of structure (since 1 min break outs are manipulation most of the times so i prefer to stay safe). If this is followed by a fair value gap, it reinforces our idea showing the market has intent to push price lower.
3 - Now , let's talk about the HIGH TIME FRAME structure (4H) clearly shows the price wants to sell and that it is targeting Sellside liquidity Equal Lows. We could than anticipate a reversal from there.
We currently have price pulling back towards the HTF FVG, failed to close above the most recent high and having bearish reaction.

Since everything aligns with our BIAS, we will let it play out and wait on the sweep !
I will be posting updates during the day =D
Stay tuned ! Talk to you guys soon !
To start with, my name is Soulayman and have started my trading journey in October 2024. It was very hard at first, but after hard work and dedication we all know we can make it happen. I basically studied ICT concepts, and was able to integrate those into a system that I have built myself ( this is what every trader should do in my opinion, it will make you understand better ).
And that is why I am here today on Trading View, sharing my first ever idea with you guys !
I'll make it very simple , no extravagant analysis or super complicated trendlines all over the place ... =D
This is what I see :
1 - GBP/USD potentially forming a SMT with EUR/USD after sweeping London High located inside a fair value gap (which makes this play stronger)
2- After the sweep occurs, I will be waiting on a 5 MINUTE break of structure (since 1 min break outs are manipulation most of the times so i prefer to stay safe). If this is followed by a fair value gap, it reinforces our idea showing the market has intent to push price lower.
3 - Now , let's talk about the HIGH TIME FRAME structure (4H) clearly shows the price wants to sell and that it is targeting Sellside liquidity Equal Lows. We could than anticipate a reversal from there.
We currently have price pulling back towards the HTF FVG, failed to close above the most recent high and having bearish reaction.
Since everything aligns with our BIAS, we will let it play out and wait on the sweep !
I will be posting updates during the day =D
Stay tuned ! Talk to you guys soon !
Trade active
UPDATE :GBP/USD swept London Low, forming a 5 min BOS + FVG ( all the confirmations I need to enter a trade ) so I longed it knowing it wants to sweep London High . You can integrate these type of strategies when you know you fully understood the daily BIAS .
Let me show you :
First trade of the day, first W :D
P.S : Before anyone comments and tells me why did i close if i knew it would sweep london high, well, even if im sure of my BIAS ... I hate fighting trends . I like to secure profit and I will probably re enter on pull back. Y'all enjoy !
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