Also, would appreciate if you could show me a few more examples from time to time on the SBR or RBS that you have shown in the GBPUSD... I think it is very clear the way you show it and I will learn greatly from looking at different charts and how you identify the SBR or RBS
I do tend to concentrate on gbpusd pairing.
Potential sbr/rbs is the same on any chart and time frame and is mainly comprised of broken support (swing low) in a downtrend or broken resistance (swing high) in an uptrend that is re-tested from an underside/topside pullback respectively.
Where the trend is so strong that no previous price swing low or high exists on the intermediate or trend time frame - it may be necessary to look at the other potential supp/res/sbr/rbs factors such as fibs, t/lines and previous bids/offers,... and of course it is always advisable to seek a confluence of potential supp/res factors at potential sbr/rbs zones.
The potential sbr/rbs you need to concern yourself with is that on your intermediate and trend time frames so that;
a. a trigger chart Re-entry set-up should be at potential sbr/rbs on the intermediate t/f, a re-entry into the intermediate t/f trend +, all other conditions being met.
b. an intermediate chart Re-entry set-up (co-existing as a reversal set-up on the trigger t/f) should be at potential sbr/rbs on the trend t/f, a re-entry into the trend t/f trend +, all other conditions being met.
The chart below is audusd, and you will see from the red vertical line that a downtrend started to develop, after a rangy period, so that you would look for a re-entry set-up on the time frame below in the areas highlighted by the horizonal lines, (being previous price swing lo zones so potential sbr) Furthermore you would see what other potential res factors exist in those zones such as
fibs of the main down moves and
previous bids as well as descending resistance
trend lines like the one shown in yellow that may provide resistance (this being as yet untested.)
Ie look for a confluence of potential sbr/res factors.
In this example you can see that this potential sbr area has already been tested and held @ a LH, but resulted in a HL so in any subsequent re-test you would have to bear that in mind (ie a potential reversal set-up at the bottom threatening the chances of a with trend follow thru to new lows)