GBP/JPY: Supply Zone Rejection to Target AreaGBP/JPYOANDA:GBPJPYMrJasim_07📉 GBP/JPY 30-Minute Bearish Trade Outlook GBP/JPY is showing a clear bearish structure on the 30-minute chart after rejecting a major supply area around 218.40–218.60. Price has broken below the rising structure and is now trading beneath a descending trendline, suggesting that sellers remain in control unless price can reclaim the nearby resistance zone. The market is currently consolidating near 217.74, directly above an important support/demand area. This is a decision point: a short-term bounce is possible from support, but the broader setup remains bearish while price stays below the marked supply zones and trendline resistance. 🟥 Key Resistance / Supply Zones 217.84–217.92: Immediate intraday resistance. A rejection here could provide a continuation short opportunity. 218.05–218.18: Stronger bearish supply zone; a retracement into this area may attract sellers. 218.40–218.60: Major higher-timeframe supply zone and key invalidation area for the bearish idea. 🟦 Key Support Zones 217.51–217.69: Primary demand/support zone. Price may react here, but a clean breakdown would confirm further downside. 217.04: Main downside target area, marked as the likely liquidity/target zone. A break and close below 217.51 would strengthen the bearish continuation scenario. 🎯 Trade Plan The preferred idea is to wait for price to retrace into the 217.84–217.92 resistance zone and look for bearish confirmation—such as a rejection candle, lower high, or bearish market-structure shift—before considering a short position. A more aggressive entry could be considered after a confirmed 30-minute close below 217.51, followed by a retest of that level as resistance. Potential targets: TP1: 217.51–217.69 support area TP2: 217.30 area Final target: 217.04 target/liquidity zone 🎯 🛡️ Risk Management Place a protective stop above the entry zone or the most recent swing high. For entries near 217.84–217.92, a stop above 218.05–218.18 gives the trade room while respecting the nearby supply zone. Conservative traders may use a stop above 218.18. Keep risk limited to 1% or less per trade, especially because GBP/JPY can move quickly and produce sharp retracements. Consider taking partial profit at the first support zone and moving the stop loss toward breakeven once price begins moving in your favor. ⚖️ ⚠️ Invalidation Scenario A sustained move and 30-minute close above 217.92, especially if price holds above 218.18, would weaken the bearish outlook. A break above 218.40–218.60 would invalidate the broader short bias and could signal a stronger bullish recovery. Overall, the chart favors a sell-on-retracement or sell-on-breakdown approach, with 217.04 as the primary bearish objective. Patience for confirmation is key—avoid entering in the middle of consolidation and let price come into a clearly defined level first. 📊