00:00Welcome to this institutional grade analysis of the GBP-USD pair on the H1 timeframe.
00:05Please watch the full video. Currently, the asset remains anchored within a definitive
00:11bullish market structure, characterized by a sequence of higher highs and higher lows.
00:16We observe that buyers are aggressively defending internal liquidity gaps,
00:21maintaining a positive order flow. Analyzing the market structure through an SMC lens,
00:25we note that price is currently consolidating just beneath a major supply-side liquidity pool near
00:30the 1.3660 handle. While the macro bias is bullish, short-term pullbacks are anticipated as the market
00:37seeks to neutralize imbalances before further expansion. Our main entry will be at this order
00:42block zone, specifically the intraday demand cluster between 1.3550 and 1.3560. Once the price retraces
00:50here, we will begin building our position. This area represents a significant capital engagement
00:56zone where we expect to see a mitigation of previous sell-side pressure. If this level fails,
01:02we shift our focus to the high-probability mitigation zone near 1.3530. Additionally,
01:09we will monitor macroeconomic shifts and central bank policy changes to ensure our trade remains
01:14aligned with institutional sentiment. Risk management is paramount in institutional trading.
01:19Our invalidation level will be strictly below the recent swing at 1.3510. If price breaks this,
01:27our bias changes, and we will wait for a bearish break of structure before re-evaluating the trend.
01:33Should the bullish momentum persist, we have three primary objectives.
01:38Scenario 1 targets the 1.3620 level, Scenario 2 aims for the 1.3660 supply zone,
01:45and Scenario 3 targets 1.3700. Our final scenario or objective is to clear the liquidity zone
01:52and capitalize on the external range expansion. Furthermore, we must observe price action closely
01:59for any signs of early reversal. Follow for more the next analysis is coming very soon.
02:04This is an educational video, not investment advice.
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