Market Overview:
According to the current market structure, we can anticipate a continuation of the upward movement. The focus will be on identifying key zones of interest for potential long trades.
🎯 Key Zones for Long Positions:
Order Block (OB):
The price is currently testing the OB zone. However, since this zone has already been mitigated, the lower boundary of the OB becomes significant.
A retest of the lower part of the OB could provide a high-probability entry point for long trades.
Liquidity Zones Below OB:
If the price moves lower, watch for liquidity grabs in these areas.
A full-bodied breakout of liquidity would open the path to the IDM OB (Initial Drive Momentum Order Block) , which will be our next target.
📉 Short Positions (Low Probability):
Short trades are less likely at this stage, as the market structure suggests upward momentum.
To consider shorts, we would need to see liquidity building above the PDH (Previous Day High) and a break in the current structure.
Until then, I will focus on long opportunities unless there is a clear shift in market dynamics.
📊 Trading Plan:
Monitor the interaction of price with the lower boundary of the OB.
Retest Scenario: Enter long if the price confirms support at the lower OB boundary.
Liquidity Grab: If price moves lower and sweeps liquidity, wait for a breakout before targeting IDM OB.
Avoid short positions unless the price builds liquidity above PDH and breaks the structure.
⚠️ Risk Management:
Place stop-loss orders just below the nearest key level for long trades.
Ensure position size does not exceed 1% of your trading capital to manage risk effectively.
📢 Wishing everyone a profitable trading day!
Order cancelled
The trading scenario was canceled due to strong momentum without additional liquidity
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