ger 30 review GER shows a mild bearish undertone with potential for a larger drawdown if global risk isn't contained (I'll cover global risk in another post). Doing a top-down approach, the weekly chart is the most concerning—it signals a quarterly sell-off aiming to clear a long-range liquidity pocket. I'm eyeing 21480 as the profit-booking event, likely occurring around the 5.12-28.25 area.
Another eyesore is the pseudo swing at the 2.10.-3.10.25 range. Easy pickings here, as the semi-quarter liquidity pocket built during this span is just price establishing its first-half data entries. For a more immediate weekly play, sells to sweep 22,250 are easy calls—I wouldn't be surprised by an early-week sell-off, mid-week wick formation dipping into a WVol discount, and then continuation, or something similar within that cycle.
Important note: CC entries are nearly off the table completely, so what retail traders call "consolidation" will just be an easy shakeout. Eager sellers get chopped first, followed by breakout traders getting eaten alive. The golden signals to watch here are Cerberus calling weekly sells and a 3D Cerberus sell as well.
Moving to the daily intraweek forecast, we have a Friday jefe formation, but I'm not eager to play it as the simpler position is the DVol sell. There are still plenty of errors from the 2.21-3.4.25 span that haven't been cleaned up. Additionally, the 3.13.25 error CC just got cleared, helping form the jefe.
Early week, I'm anticipating a fake-out followed by a sell-off. By mid-week, we're aiming to clear the 2.21 error and set up the early month open trap. Note that the WVol entry will be the third leg on the 1M timeframe—easy sells for the larger sell-side target at the 1M CC entry. With this perspective, expect the fake-out potentially lasting until around 4.12.25, after which the real move unfolds.
Heading into April, don't be the fool trying to buy the "market structure shift, pullback" setups.
