MTF Demand Confluence: High-RR Reversal Setup

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Multi Timeframe Supply & Demand Analysis
🕰️Yearly Timeframe

On the Yearly timeframe, price has already broken above a major supply zone, signaling strong higher‑timeframe bullish intent and possible long‑term accumulation by institutional players. Just above this breakout, price tapped into a previously tested yearly supply zone, from where it faced rejection and started to rotate lower, confirming active overhead supply.
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This structure shows a classic “Break–into–higher supply” reaction, where long‑timeframe trend strength is present, but price is temporarily capped by remaining sell orders in the upper zone. A clean, sustained break above this upper yearly supply could unlock a fresh leg of long‑term upside.

📆 Half-Yearly Timeframe
On the Half-Yearly timeframe, price is currently approaching a strong demand zone — a critical level where significant buying pressure was previously observed. This prior bullish activity proved powerful enough to break through a previous Half-Yearly supply zone, clearly signaling the presence of institutional demand or major accumulation at this area. 💪
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This HYTF demand confluence adds further conviction to the overall bullish structure, as it validates sustained buyer interest capable of overcoming historical supply barriers.

📉 Monthly Timeframe
On the Monthly Timeframe, price first reacted downward from a Monthly Demand Zone (MDZ) that coincided with a Half‑Yearly Supply Zone (HYSZ), creating a strong confluence area where sellers stepped in aggressively. As price moved away, the nearest Supply Zone (SZ) was respected again, extending the selling leg and confirming short‑term bearish order‑flow.
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Currently, price is approaching Monthly Demand Zone that overlaps with a Half‑Yearly Demand Zone (HYDZ), forming a powerful HTF demand confluence with high probability of bullish reversal. If buyers manage to defend this HYDZ–MDZ cluster, it can act as a strong platform for a new upside swing.

If selling pressure remains elevated and this primary MDZ fails, there is one more MDZ sitting near the bottom of the structure, which can serve as a secondary demand pocket where price may still reverse to the upside. Both these stacked demand zones offer attractive areas to watch for confirmation‑based long setups.

Weekly Timeframe Focus (Reversal Zones)
On the Weekly timeframe, there are four clearly defined reversal zones where price has a high probability of reacting due to visible supply‑demand imbalances and prior impulsive moves. These levels align well with the higher‑timeframe zones, making them high‑quality decision points.
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Monitoring these four zones for clean price action signals such as strong rejection wicks, engulfing candles, or structure breaks can help time entries with precision while keeping risk tightly controlled. This multi‑timeframe stacking significantly increases the reliability of any confirmed reversal from these areas.

Conclusion: Long‑Term Investment View
Given the strong confluence of demand zones across Yearly, Half-Yearly, and lower timeframes, plus multiple well‑defined reversal levels on the Weekly chart, this stock is positioned for a potentially strong bullish reversal from current or slightly lower zones. Notably, after the reaction from this higher timeframe demand zone, there are no significant supply hurdles visible on higher timeframes, clearing the path for sustained upside momentum and substantially increasing the chances of higher returns.

From a long‑term investment perspective, the structure suggests a favorable reward‑to‑risk profile and scope for strong performance if price holds above the mapped HTF demand. If demand is confirmed and price starts building a higher‑low structure from these zones, this can evolve into a high‑conviction long‑term swing or investment candidate, supported by institutional‑grade demand footprints and multi‑timeframe alignment.

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