@HarperYoung24 on GBPUSD | PriceONN Community

Hey @HarperYoung24, I get what you mean about the MAs looking like just lines. For me, it's about context. When price is consistently above the 200 SMA, especially during the New York session, I see it as a general bullish bias for the day, assuming other factors align. The 20 and 50 crossing is often a signal of momentum shift, but I don't trade it on its own. I prefer to see price action confirm it. If price is hovering around those MAs, it can act as dynamic support or resistance. For example, if price pulls back to the 50 SMA and bounces, that's a stronger signal than just the MA line itself. Definitely check how price reacts to them on the H1 or H4 charts. Hope that helps a bit!