Nope, most likely now it is BSPAT2.
I am testing this variation of GBPAT2 called GBPAT2A, all description is the same as GBPAT2, except Mid BB is pointing downward instead of upward.
I want to see the move, several times first.
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Wake up again (tomorrow my country holiday) - took a SELL at GSPAT1, close with 20 pip profit.
Yes, that was Sweet 
An interesting observation I’ve been keeping watch on, is using the Fib grids with this.
I drew a down fib from the last swing high of 155.58 to the last swing low of 154.25.
From there the price retraced up to say 154.82 which was the 38% line, and corresponded with GBPAT1.
Then our nice little run down followed (GSPAT2) down to the 0% area where we took profit.
Now it’s sitting there and the BBPAT1 is forming, and this gives it reason “why” its bad. If I am correct, it should carry on down again maybe to the 138% line.
We’ll see if that conforms.
My thoughts with using the fib grid with this is in part to perhaps increase the pip take as follows
In that first run down, once it had reached the 23% line, I moved s/l to b/e, 38%.
When it reached the 10% line, I moved s/l to 23%
Once around 0%, I moved s/l to 10%
I did move it a little too close and it subsequently hit but as we see it continued down. What resulted though was it went past down to 110% and s/l would have be set to 0%, and so it should go.
I feel that the 10 pip stop increment is a little too tight in these “primo” trend conditions.
So it seems 110% was it’s support before it’s retracing again with a BBPAT1 or a GBPAT1 again (which it is doing now). So it could still reach down to 138% which is what I’m still looking for.
Sweet Pip, the taking profit part I suggest the GSPAT1 and GBPAT1 patterns feel free to delay the taking profit, use whatever method that you think best for those patterns because, especially GSPAT1, the movement is huge - once it is good tested by you, share with me…
