GBPUSD - Confluence

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📊 Multi-Timeframe Confluence – GBPUSD 1H & 15min

This chart perfectly illustrates how traders can use the ELFIEDT RSI + 3SD Reversion Strategy for top-down confluence trading, combining signals from multiple timeframes to increase the confidence and quality of trade entries.

🟢 What Happened at the Yellow Line:
✅ 1H Chart — Buy Signal Triggered
The strategy printed a clear “UP” signal as price pushed below the lower volatility band with RSI deeply oversold. This marked a significant exhaustion point on the higher timeframe, signaling that the downtrend might be overextended.

✅ 15min Chart — Cluster of Buy Signals
At the exact same point in time, the 15-minute chart also showed multiple “UP” signals, confirming short-term exhaustion with RSI recovery already starting to form. The RSI indicator also dipped into oversold territory and began turning upward — a strong confirmation that momentum was shifting.

✅ Powerful Bounce Followed
After this dual-timeframe signal alignment, price reversed strongly and rallied for several candles, offering a clean move with both trend and momentum shifting in your favor.

📈 How You Could Have Traded It:
Start with the 1H timeframe and wait for an “UP” or “DOWN” signal — this gives your macro bias.

Drop to the 15min timeframe and look for the same signal type (e.g., “UP” + “UP”).

Confirm RSI turning or divergence for added conviction.

Place stop-loss just below the signal wick and use a reward target based on previous structure or a 1:2+ risk-reward ratio.

🎯 Why Confluence Matters:
When a lower timeframe entry aligns with a higher timeframe signal, you're no longer guessing — you’re trading with multi-layer confirmation. This not only increases your confidence, but also helps filter out weaker setups.

This example shows the true strength of the ELFIEDT Reversion Strategy — combining statistical exhaustion, RSI momentum shifts, and multi-timeframe alignment to give you some of the most reliable reversal opportunities in any market.

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