Was it really a FAT FINGER ERROR?

The reason I ask this question is because of my understanding of how the Smart Money works. Using Volume Spread Analysis (VSA), one can locate the footprints of Smart Money and the direction they are willing to go to. Below is an example of how clearly a VSA setup was made in EUR/GBP:

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Looking at the picture above, we cannot say that it’s a fat finger error causing the Smart Money to ‘accidently’ made a lot of money. Now I only wonder, how can it be a human error?
 
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The reason I ask this question is because of my understanding of how the Smart Money works. Using Volume Spread Analysis (VSA), one can locate the footprints of Smart Money and the direction they are willing to go to. Below is an example of how clearly a VSA setup was made in EUR/GBP:

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Looking at the picture above, we cannot say that it’s a fat finger error causing the Smart Money to ‘accidently’ made a lot of money. Now I only wonder, how can it be a human error?

You're just analyzing noise that's not how smart money works.

GBPUSD was no fat finger, nobody wants to buy sterling when everyone's worried about a hard Brexit, what's hard to believe in this
 
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