The plan is simple: mark the Asian range, wait for London reaction, then judge whether the break has acceptance or fails back inside.

The risk side matters more than the direction call here.

Before major news I prefer reducing risk or staying flat. Slippage can turn a good-looking setup into a poor trade very quickly.

The risk side matters more than the direction call here.

For me the key is invalidation. If price breaks structure and cannot reclaim the level, the long idea is gone and I stop trying to force it.

Curious how others are reading this, especially on the higher timeframe.

I want to review screenshots at the end of the week and see if my best trades share the same structure.

Nice breakdown. I would add a higher-timeframe check before entry.

The pair is moving, but I still need a place where the trade is wrong. Without that, the idea is only a guess.

I am watching the same zone, but only after liquidity is taken.