#013: Long Investment Opportunity on GBP/USD

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In this article, I want to share the complete trading logic that led me to place a long order on GBP/USD, applying my proprietary SwipeUP v9.3.1 Elite FX model.
I won't discuss specific levels, but only the logical structure, because the goal is to demonstrate how hedge funds think and why waiting is sometimes more profitable than impulsive entry.

🔍 Phase 1 – Manipulation has already occurred
GBP/USD recently formed a technical double bottom, with a long shadow that chased away the stops placed by the most reactive retail investors. This is a clear signal: the first phase of manipulation is complete.
You don't enter immediately after a shadow: you wait for the market to return to seek residual liquidity, simulating a new decline.

📉 Phase 2 – The expected institutional dump
Before the real movement begins, I expect the price to be pushed lower again. This push serves only to:

trigger the stops of longs who entered too early

raise new liquidity for the banks

test the presence of passive institutional orders near volume supports

This dump will likely be the last countermove before the final reversal.
That's exactly where I placed my order.

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