The LONG signal posted this day has resolved — so its full published levels and outcome are on the record:
Why the trade was taken: A firm long on sterling against the yen makes the cut on genuine multi-timeframe agreement, trend and momentum both pulling upward with 83 percent confidence behind the read. The stop rests past the nearest structure that would undo the case, and the targets hold at 2R and 3R without later interference.
What happened: Price traded through the invalidation level, closing the trade at its planned −1R. The premise behind the long read did not hold.
Lesson: A stop doing its job is the system working: one unit lost, position sizing intact, on to the next signal.
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