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GBP/JPY) Bullish trend analysis Read The captionSMC Trading point update Technical analysis of GBP/JPY 1H – SMC + Technical breakdown based exactly on the chart you shared: --- Market Structure Market has shifted bullish after: A strong impulsive move up Followed by a corrective pullback Recent candles show break of the descending correction trendline, confirming: > Change of Character (CHoCH) → Bullish continuation --- EMA Confirmation EMA 50 ≈ 206.66 EMA 200 ≈ 206.17 Price: Rejected strongly from EMA 200 Now trading above EMA 50 This confirms: > Trend realignment to the upside --- Fibonacci Confluence Your fib is drawn perfectly: 0.62 – 0.79 retracement zone aligns with: EMA 200 Structural demand Trendline support → This forms a high-probability institutional buy zone. --- SMC Logic Sequence visible: 1. Bullish impulse 2. Deep pullback into discount (0.62–0.79) 3. Liquidity sweep below the low 4. Strong bullish displacement 5. Break of corrective structure This is a classic SMC bullish continuation model. --- Key Levels Strong Demand: 206.00 – 206.30 Mid Support: 206.60 Breakout Level: 207.00 Major Target / Liquidity: 208.19 (your marked target) --- Trade Idea (From Your Chart) Buy Setup Entry Zone: 206.60 – 206.90 Stop Loss: Below demand → 205.85 Target 1: 207.40 Final Target: 208.20 Risk : Reward: 1:3+ --- Projected Price Path Minor pullback → Higher low → Strong impulsive rally Final expansion into: Previous high Liquidity pool at 208.19 Premium zone --- Invalidation Criteria This bullish setup is invalid if: H1 candle closes below 205.85 Or price re-enters and holds below EMA 200 Mr SMC Trading point --- Final Verdict Trend: Bullish continuation Structure: Break of bearish correction Entry: Fib discount + EMA 200 + Demand Target: 208.19 liquidity Bias: BUY on pullbacks --- Please support boost 🚀 this analysis
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by SMC-Trading-Point
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GBP/JPY) Bearish trend analysis Read The captionSMC Trading point update Technical analysis of GBP/JPY (4H timeframe) based on Smart Money Concepts (SMC) and Fibonacci premium zone confluence. Let’s break down the full analysis and idea 👇 --- Overall Concept This setup illustrates a retracement sell idea, expecting GBP/JPY to reverse from a premium Fibonacci zone (0.62–0.79) after a corrective rally. The chart suggests price is likely to reject the supply zone and continue downward toward the 198.820 target point. --- Technical Breakdown 1. Market Structure The overall structure has shifted bearish — price broke a prior higher low, confirming a Change of Character (ChoCH). The move up is seen as a retracement to fill imbalance and mitigate a supply zone before continuation down. The chart shows a lower-high formation in progress, aligning with bearish momentum. 2. Key Levels Current Price: 201.899 50 EMA: 201.561 → currently acting as dynamic resistance. 200 EMA: 201.531 → additional confluence resistance level. Premium Fibonacci Zone (0.62–0.79): 201.80–202.40 (marked by the blue area). This is the ideal sell zone where liquidity above recent highs may be collected before the drop. Target Point: 198.820 — previous demand zone and potential liquidity area. 3. Fibonacci & Supply Confluence The retracement is drawn from the previous swing high to swing low. Price has tapped into the 0.705–0.79 zone, which overlaps with the EMA resistance cluster. Red arrow marks the potential entry trigger area where institutions may enter short. 4. Expected Price Action 1. Price rejects the blue premium zone (0.62–0.79). 2. A bearish rejection candle or engulfing pattern forms. 3. Market structure confirms with a lower low on smaller timeframes. 4. Price continues downward toward 198.820 — the target point and liquidity draw. 5. Volume & Confirmation Volume (37.2K) indicates market participation, aligning with a potential exhaustion of buyers near resistance. The clean liquidity sweep above EMAs supports the bearish mitigation scenario. --- Trade Idea Summary Aspect Detail Bias Bearish Entry Zone 201.80 – 202.40 (Fibonacci 0.62–0.79 + supply area) Stop Loss Above 202.60 (structure invalidation) Take Profit 198.82 (target liquidity zone) Risk-to-Reward (RR) ≈ 1:3 or better --- Confirmation to Watch Bearish rejection candle or engulfing pattern within blue zone Price holding below EMA50/200 Break of internal support confirming bearish continuation Mr SMC Trading point --- Summary GBP/JPY is showing signs of distribution after a corrective pullback into a premium zone. The confluence of Fibonacci retracement, EMA resistance, and structure break supports a bearish continuation toward 198.820, making this a clean retracement sell setup aligned with SMC methodology. --- please support boost 🚀 this analysis
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by SMC-Trading-Point
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GJ 2H, TRADE IDEA OCT, 9TH 2025.The current overall Trend is strongly bullish as the pound paired Japanese currency has been pushing for days now, but for now has a pause in other to drop some steam i see, so i expect price to reverse from the marked out points of perspective if not then we would reconsider a continuation to the above external extremes, so price is still bullish but on a retracement because there's a huge gap let below before it made a move up previously so if price drops further in the NY Open then that would confirm a reversal downwards.
Short
by BlaedTrading
GBPJPY Trading Opportunity! BUY! My dear friends, Please, find my technical outlook for GBPJPY below: The price is coiling around a solid key level - 188.12 Bias - Bullish Technical Indicators: Pivot Points Low anticipates a potential price reversal. Super trend shows a clear buy, giving a perfect indicators' convergence. Goal - 190.71 Safe Stop Loss - 186.87 About Used Indicators: The pivot point itself is simply the average of the high, low and closing prices from the previous trading day. Disclosure: I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis. ——————————— WISH YOU ALL LUCK
Long
by AnabelSignals
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GBJPY Blending Smart Money Concepts with Long Money ConceptsSmart Money Concepts since its inception with ICT have polarized the trading community mostly in a positive way, and I think said concepts are more handy for traders who have experienced many cycles in the market and are looking to refine their edge with the advancing technology and the transaction basis of today's exchanges based on a liquidity perspective. ICT has pioneered a new way of understanding liquidity especially on the granular side of trading, but most traders, including myself, that don't have the edge which is tenure and experience, these concepts are too simple for a complex sport, and the play book of course is tailored to the team's strength and weaknesses. One thing I have noticed in the trading community is that since there is no barrier to entry, like any entry level job, without the experience you cannot expect to make much off trading in the beginning phases as a trader. You have to study theory, history, psychology, and just the environment around the ticker and tape to really grasp the notion of the science. Yes, trading is a zero sum game, but let us not get lost in that saying because mostly everything in life is zero sum. Ying and Yang. As of recently I stopped annotating things like break of structures to define trends, chochs, and unnecessary order blocks. Think about it. What really is a break of structure? What is really a change of character? Liquidity Sweep? Imbalance? Think about it all these terms coincide with events that in reality define a certain market personality. To my perspective, none of these terms actually exist on the chart. If you go by the assumption that pricing has already accounted for the events in the then to now, then in reality, there is no real imbalance, liquidity sweep are just market fluctuations, and a choch is literally price curb tailing itself in the other direction, simply put. But then you have to ask yourself the famous SMC question. Where am I in structure? That's where the SMC free trial ends, and the error begins, now you have to buy the course from your mentor. One thing I'm learning is that in today's timeline, instant gratification is the reason why most traders give up. This takes time. Trading isn't a game like they say. It's not a job either. It's an understanding. It's a language. SMC is very powerful yes, especially for intraday traders, but for me, it's not enough to draw an actual framework that can be fractalized, besides the order blocks, which are subjective. The market moves with intentions, and regulated prices stop on the weekend, because guess what, it's the weekend and the market makers, liquidity providers, and large speculators have lives too. But that doesn't the intentions aren't still there. Frequency, tonality, personality, and modes are codified in the market just as any word coming out of your mouth. It's a language. And no fluent speaker learned to speak what they speak overnight. It takes time. Fall in love with learning this new language.
Education
by NQQuan
is GJ forming a symmetric or an Ascending triangle?as we monitor gbpjpy we can see it forming a symmetric triangle > for the sake of this trade/profit we will assume that it is. most profit potential is on the 2-day chart key point: . Resistance: > after the breakout, of the previous resistance 157, we see GJ made a high of 168 also failing to break this twice we can call this our roof > after 168 we see gj failing to stay above 166 with that we can draw a counter trend line going down by two > it is possible to see gj eventually reacting to 164 level but i believe 166 is a more interesting area . Support: > after getting rejected at 168 we see price bounce off levels 151 to 156.5 now it is at 161.5 > with that we can see trend line with a rate of 5 take away: > gj is on the verge on forming a symmetric triangle > keynote that boost my confidence with this analysis is with the sell off last week we still see gj managing to close inside this triangle > we should see gj bounce off from 161 to 164 or possible 166 outlook: > if we are not in this buy, we will watch gj's buy up to 164/166 on the 2/3 day > if there is a breach of on the 2/3 day, we can assume two things: there is a breakout or there is a trend break to the larger ascending triangle >we will classify it as a breach when price opens or closes out of the symmetric triangle NB: IF THERE IS A BREACH OUT OF THE SYMMETRIC TRIANGLE THEN PRICE IS REACTING TO THE LARGER TREND ASCENDING TRIANGLE WITH THAT, WE SHOULD SEE PRICE RETEST 168 LEVEL. > After that we take profit and wait for more information to determine our bias
by shermuelinvesting
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