GBP/JPY – 1H – SELL

The GBP/JPY 1H signal is firmly bearish, backed by a confluence of technical triggers: a Trendline Break Down, a Double Bottom (which typically signals a reversal but here aligns with the broader downtrend), a Symmetrical Triangle breakdown, and multiple momentum crossovers (CCI, DI, DM, MACD) all pointing lower. The trend across timeframes is uniformly bearish, with solid to very strong trend scores on the 2H through daily charts, while the shorter 15m/30m timeframes show emerging bearish trends. This alignment suggests the bearish move has legs, and the 1H choppiness may be a pause before continuation. Key levels to watch are the nearest resistance at 212.32100, which should now act as a ceiling, and the nearest support at 211.69200, a break of which could accelerate the decline. The Fibonacci group also adds confluence, likely identifying retracement levels that could offer resistance. Overall, the signal suggests selling rallies toward resistance with a target toward support, but traders should be mindful of the moderate strength and the possibility of a bounce from support.