The LONG signal posted this day has resolved — so its full published levels and outcome are on the record:
Why the trade was taken: Sterling's advance over the Canadian dollar holds enough alignment across timeframes for the engine to justify a long, though the moderate grade keeps expectations measured. Confidence sits at 67 percent — a workable read rather than a compelling one, with the stop parked beyond the nearest level that would undo the case and targets fixed at 2R and 3R.
What happened: The engine read enough cross-timeframe alignment to justify a measured long on GBP/CAD, though at a moderate grade and 67 percent this was never a compelling case. Price moved against the thesis and took out the stop for a full minus one R, which the level had been placed to respect.
Lesson: A workable read is not a strong one; sizing and expectations should track the grade, since moderate setups will lose their share.
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