GBP/JPY – 4H – SELL

The GBP/JPY 4H signal set is overwhelmingly bearish, with 33 distinct signals firing across trendline, indicator, candlestick, support/resistance, chart pattern, and Fibonacci groups. The core drivers are a trendline retreat and subsequent break down, reinforced by a Double Bottom Retreat Down pattern, AROON strong downtrend, and multiple momentum oscillators (BOP, DX, MOM, ROC) all crossing below zero. This confluence suggests sellers are in control and downside momentum is building, with the 83% probability and strong strength rating reflecting broad alignment across signal types.

Across timeframes, the bearish bias is consistent but with varying conviction. The 15m and 30m charts show solid to very strong downtrends, while the 1h is forming a trend. However, the 4H and higher timeframes (2h, 8h, 1d) are choppy/sideways, and the 12h is actually bullish, albeit weak. This indicates the immediate momentum is bearish, but the larger picture lacks clear directional commitment. Key levels to watch are resistance at 216.997 and support at 216.074; a break below support would confirm the bearish move, while a reclaim of resistance would invalidate the setup.