Market Structure and Key Zones 1. Liquidity Zone (LIQ): - Highlighted at the top where stop-loss orders are potentially clustered. This area serves as a liquidity pool for smart money to target before reversing the price.
2. Change of Character (CH): - Identified in multiple zones, indicating a shift from bullish to bearish momentum. The initial CH is key to signaling the transition in trend direction.
3. Break of Structure (BOS): - Occurs twice, confirming the bearish trend continuation. These BOS events validate the structural weakening of bullish momentum.
4. Retracement Zone: - Post-BOS, the market retraces toward a premium zone (liquidity point), creating an optimal entry point for short positions. Traders are advised to look for entry confirmation here. _____________________
Entry and Exit Strategy 1. Entry Point: - Suggested at the retracement toward the liquidity pool (marked "LOOK FOR LIQUIDITY AS ENTRY POINT"). This is near the stop-loss (SL) cluster where institutional traders manipulate price for liquidity.
2. Stop Loss (SL): - Positioned slightly above the liquidity zone to protect against false breakouts or sharp reversals. Take Profit (TP):
3. Two TP zones are marked: - TP-1: Near 0.55918, capturing a portion of profits and reducing risk exposure. ___________________________
Continuation and Confirmation
*Bearish Continuation: - Price action suggests further downside after completing the retracement and liquidity sweep. Breaks of structure confirm bearish dominance. Criteria: At least two breaks of structure (BOS) must occur for validation, as marked.
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