GBPUSD | Short-Term Resistance Forming – Stay Sharp for Reaction

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GBPUSD has been showing strength lately due to the UK’s early acknowledgment of recession risks and a more transparent economic approach. However, in the short term, we are now approaching a resistance zone that traders should pay close attention to.

🟥 Resistance Zone (Short-Term)
The current red zone overhead has historically acted as a supply area — we’ve seen hesitation and sell pressure emerge here before. If price approaches this area again, it’s important not to chase longs blindly. This level could lead to profit-taking or even a temporary reversal.

📌 What You Can Do:
If you're short-biased, look for lower timeframe weakness in this zone (e.g., rejection candles, market structure shifts) before jumping in.

If you're long-biased, wait to see if this resistance gets reclaimed with strength. Only then consider it a continuation signal — otherwise, it’s best to stay patient.

Always pair your setups with proper confirmation. You already know I never insist on an idea when price action tells another story. Confirmation is key.

Adaptability is your edge. Don’t fight the market — flow with it, and let the chart reveal your edge.

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