Nifty 50 (2-hour timeframe) chart... Nifty 50 (2-hour timeframe) chart
from TradingView — here’s what can be inferred visually:
Current Nifty price: ≈ 25,323
You’ve drawn:
A horizontal resistance zone around 25,450–25,500 (highlighted in green)
A rising trendline from lower lows (support line)
A projected “target point” arrow pointing toward that rising support line, intersecting around the 24,700–24,750 zone
📊 Interpretation
My chart setup suggests a potential short-term pullback from the resistance zone (25,450–25,500) toward the support region.
🎯 Likely Target Zone
Target: Around 24,700 ±50 points
Stop Loss (if short): Above 25,500
Support levels:
24,900 (minor Ichimoku support)
24,700 (trendline + target point)
⚠ Note
The Ichimoku cloud is providing near-term support around 24,950–25,000, so expect consolidation before any deeper correction.
If Nifty breaks above 25,500 with volume, this bearish setup invalidates and could open upside toward 25,800–26,000.
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BUY TODAY SELL TOMORROW for 5%DON’T HAVE TIME TO MANAGE YOUR TRADES?
- Take BTST trades at 3:25 pm every day
- Try to exit by taking 4-7% profit of each trade
- SL can also be maintained as closing below the low of the breakout candle
Now, why do I prefer BTST over swing trades? The primary reason is that I have observed that 90% of the stocks give most of the movement in just 1-2 days and the rest of the time they either consolidate or fall
Resistance Breakout in ICICIGI
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DMART LONGDMART (Avenue Supermarts) has reached a strong trend support level. Additionally, in the daily timeframe, the current candle closed at the previous day's candle level.
Therefore, we can go long in DMART for a swing trade. Fundamentally, the quarterly results are already out, so there is no immediate issue regarding upcoming events.
Go long on DMART, but make sure to manage your trade quantity, risk, and reward based on your risk appetite. This is for educational purposes only and does not guarantee returns.
BUY TODAY SELL TOMORROW for 5%DON’T HAVE TIME TO MANAGE YOUR TRADES?
- Take BTST trades at 3:25 pm every day
- Try to exit by taking 4-7% profit of each trade
- SL can also be maintained as closing below the low of the breakout candle
Now, why do I prefer BTST over swing trades? The primary reason is that I have observed that 90% of the stocks give most of the movement in just 1-2 days and the rest of the time they either consolidate or fall
Trendline Breakout in IIFLCAPS
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XAUUSD | Gold Holds Firm as Buyers Dominate the MarketGold continues to demonstrate a strong and orderly bullish structure, with momentum sustained by a combination of market confidence and macroeconomic positioning. The metal’s consistent upward drive reflects ongoing demand for safety amid lingering inflationary concerns and uncertainty surrounding global economic recovery. Institutional accumulation remains visible, suggesting that investors are positioning ahead of potential policy adjustments and currency fluctuations.
The recent moderation phase appears to be a controlled pause rather than weakness, indicating that buyers are maintaining control while the market digests prior gains. Should current stability in yields persist and geopolitical tensions remain elevated, gold could extend its advance in the medium term, reaffirming its role as a key hedge within diversified portfolios.
KEI Industries cmp 4420.60 by Daily Chart viewKEI Industries cmp 4420.60 by Daily Chart view
- Support Zone4040 to 4240 Price Band
- Resistance Zone 4515 to 4715 Price Band
- Falling Resistance Trendline Breakout seems sustained
- Support Zone under test retest phase over the past few days
- Price seen is traversing inside Rising Parallel Parallel Price Channel
- Volumes are seen to be in close sync with the average traded quantity
- Multiple Bullish Patterns formed of Rounding Bottom, Head & Shoulder and a tight VCP too
Gold Pullback Opportunity Within Strong Bullish MomentumAnalysis:
The XAU/USD chart shows that gold has maintained a powerful upward trajectory, breaking out of its previous consolidation channel (highlighted in purple). After the breakout, price surged to new highs near 4,120, confirming strong bullish momentum.
Currently, the market is showing a minor pullback toward the 4,090–4,060 zone — a region aligning with previous resistance turned support. This retracement appears healthy and could provide buyers a chance to re-enter before another leg up.
The bullish continuation setup is supported by:
Previous breakout retest: The price is testing the prior resistance area, which could now act as strong support.
Momentum structure: Higher highs and higher lows remain intact.
Favorable risk-reward ratio: The long position targets around 4,180, with stops below 4,060 support.
Gold Rallies to $4218 As Bulls Eyeing for $4250-$4300Gold continues to establish new record high as the prevailing bullish rally maintains sequential Higher High-Higher Low structure as all stars seem to be in collusion to boost Gold prices in a seemingly unstoppable rally until initial signs of exhaustion begin to appear.
Asian session began with strength and European session witnessed rally extending to new record high at $4218 followed by a quick drop to $4165 which was again quickly absorbed by liquidity hunters resulting in bounce back off the lows rebounding to $4206
For now, bullish momentum remains intact supported by price stability above $4165 while strong break and follow up stability above $4220 will resume upside to advance towards next overhead extension $4235 opening the way to accomplish next leg higher $4250 & $4270 followed by $4300
Fundamental Drivers:
.Markets are pricing the growing expectations of at least two cuts in key interest rate by the Federal Reserve for this year which is bolstering Gold prices at present. Any dovish tilt will lower the real yields boosting Gold prices.
.Dollar Index struggles below 200 Day SMA 99.70 as dollar demand loses grip pushing the index to 98.70
.Lingering US Government shutdown shows no signs of agreement in Congress to resolve the deadlock increasing the chaos in administration and causing further concerns among investors.
.Geo political instability in various countries is worsening the crisis situation and increasing the political risks as well as fiscal concerns.
.Central banks (Peoples Bank of China in particular) continue accumulating Gold to reserves in a strategic move to ward off the risks of dollar dependence as the US grapples with its ever mounting national debt of $37 trillion and its debt servicing getting more difficult.
.Frequent volatility in global stocks and indices create sense of fear and uncertainty among global investors driving smart money flow towards more trusted investment in Gold which has proven its store of value in times of crisis.
.ETF inflow keeps rising at record pace, boosting structural demand and prices of Gold.
.CTAs as well as leading Banks have been revising bullish forecasts further up which instils confidence among Gold investors and a significant sense of FOMO is driving Gold prices in record run that seems unstoppable at least for the time being as any price pullback is quickly being bought leading to yet another higher high-higher low structure, keeping the prevailing bullish momentum intact.
.Trade tariff escalations resume with The US President Donald J Trump announcing additional 100% tariff on China, over and above the 30% tariff already in place which has reignited the simmering tensions.
Technical Drivers:
.The Gold price momentum is currently in a strong bullish structure, confirmed by a clear sequence of Higher Highs (HH) and Higher Lows (HL).The price reaction to pullback towards local demand zone $4165 ,that aligns with 30 minute 50 EMA, a strong buying intervention has been noticed rebounding to immediate resistance $4206 implying a break above preceding hurdle (Break of Structure).
The current sideways price behaviour is a consolidation before breakout and goal scoring between buy side liquidity and sell side liquidity.
The current consolidation phase may be an attempt to seek additional liquidity and order flows before deciding on next bullish extension towards $4235-$4250-$4270
.If Gold fails to clear above $4206, the zone that capped gains of recent bounce off the lows of $4165, or gets rejection/fails to clear through $4218, a selling pressure may be witnessed retesting $4165 below which $4155-$4150 followed by 1 hourly 50 EMA at $4135 is likely. This zone may again accumulate defensive longs before resuming impulsive move which is conditioned by presence of a bullish price formation such as Change of Character(COCH) or Break of Structure(BOS).
Bullish Scenario:
If Gold succeeds clearing through intraday high and immediate resistance zone $4218-$4220, expect further advance towards next Fibonacci extension $4235 followed by $4250-$4270 while major resistance could be psychological benchmark $4300
Bearish Scenario:
Failure to break above or rejection from $4218-$4220 immediate resistance will resume selling and profit booking led selling to revisit $4165 below which next support sits at $4250 and 1 hourly 50 EMA $4135 while major support sits at $4080 - $4035
Overall Outlook:
The prevailing price action and stability above 1 Hourly 50 EMA $4165 suggests bullish momentum and a decisive break above $4220 will call for further bullish move to continue advance towards $4250-$4270-$4300
However, heights and record highs are mostly news sensitive and very prone to flash crash which urges caution on heights as any news may trigger massive sell off at the drop of a hat.
It is highly recommended to exercise strict risk management, position sizing and remain updated with the latest news developments to avoid ugly surprises.
Part 9 Trading Master ClassOption Expiry and Settlement
Every option contract has a fixed expiry date, after which it becomes invalid. In India, for example, index options like NIFTY and BANKNIFTY expire weekly or monthly, while stock options usually have monthly expiries.
There are two types of settlements:
Cash Settlement: The difference between the strike and market price is credited or debited in cash (used in index options).
Physical Settlement: The actual delivery of stocks occurs (used in stock options in India).
Understanding expiry cycles is crucial, as price movements near expiry can become highly volatile due to time decay and traders closing positions.
Part 8 Trading Master ClassOption Greeks – The Key Metrics
Option pricing is influenced by several mathematical variables known as Option Greeks:
Delta: Measures how much the option price moves for every ₹1 change in the underlying asset.
Theta: Measures time decay — how much the option loses value daily as expiry nears.
Vega: Measures sensitivity to volatility; higher volatility increases premium.
Gamma: Tracks how much delta changes when the underlying price moves.
Rho: Measures sensitivity to interest rate changes.
Professional traders rely on these Greeks to manage risk and adjust positions according to market conditions.
Sensex Structure Analysis & Trade Plan: 16th OctoberBased on the charts and the market's performance on Wednesday, October 15, the Sensex experienced a strong bullish continuation and is positioned to re-challenge the recent high.
Detailed Market Structure Breakdown
4-Hour Chart (Macro Trend)
Structure: The Sensex has confirmed a strong bullish trend resumption, breaking out of the corrective descending channel that formed last week. The price is now trading within a clear ascending channel and has closed right below the immediate overhead supply.
Key Levels:
Major Supply (Resistance): 82,700 - 82,900. This area is the critical hurdle, aligning with the upper channel trendline and the recent swing high. A decisive breakout here is needed to target 83,000 and beyond.
Major Demand (Support): 82,000 - 82,200. This area, which includes the lower trendline of the ascending channel and the psychological 82,000 mark, is the must-hold zone for the continuation of the rally.
Outlook: The short-term bias is strongly bullish. The market is poised to challenge the 82,700 - 82,900 resistance band.
1-Hour Chart (Intermediate View)
Structure: The 1H chart shows a clear Break of Structure (BOS) on the upside, as the price broke the resistance trendline and the immediate swing high. The index is strongly in an ascending channel, confirming buyer conviction.
Key Levels:
Immediate Resistance: 82,800.
Immediate Support: 82,300 (Recent swing low/consolidation zone).
15-Minute Chart (Intraday View)
Structure: The 15M chart confirms the strong bullish momentum. The market has closed right at the 82,600 level, after successfully defending the 82,000 support. It is currently consolidating in a small bullish flag pattern at the top of the channel.
Key Levels:
Intraday Supply: 82,800.
Intraday Demand: 82,400.
Outlook: Strongly Bullish.
📈 Trade Plan (Thursday, 16th October)
Market Outlook: The Sensex is displaying strong bullish momentum and is positioned for a breakout towards new highs. The primary strategy will be to buy on continuation.
Bullish Scenario (Primary Plan)
Justification: The market has confirmed a strong bullish reversal and is trading near the upper resistance band. Continuation is expected.
Entry: Long entry on a decisive break and 15-minute candle close above 82,800. Alternatively, look for a dip entry near 82,400 (the immediate support/FVG zone).
Stop Loss (SL): Place a stop loss below 82,200 (below the lower channel trendline).
Targets:
T1: 83,000 (Psychological target).
T2: 83,300 (Extension target).
Bearish Scenario (Counter-Trend Plan)
Justification: Only valid if there is sharp profit booking or disappointing Infosys/Wipro/LTIMindtree Q2 results that causes the price to break the bullish structure.
Trigger: A decisive break and 1-hour candle close below 82,000.
Entry: Short entry below 82,000.
Stop Loss (SL): Above 82,300.
Targets:
T1: 81,800 (Major FVG support).
T2: 81,600 (Next major demand zone).
Key Levels for Observation:
Immediate Decision Point: 82,400 - 82,800 zone.
Bullish Confirmation: A break and sustained move above 82,800.
Bearish Warning: A move below 82,200 suggests the rally is failing.
Major Event: Infosys, LTIMindtree, Wipro Q2 Results (will influence overall sentiment).
Line in the Sand: 82,000. Below this level, the short-term bullish bias is nullified.
Banknifty Structure Analysis & Trade Plan: 16th October
Based on the charts and the market's performance on Wednesday, October 15, the Bank Nifty experienced a strong, volatile session, successfully defending a key support and confirming the continuation of its short-term bullish trend.
Detailed Market Structure Breakdown
4-Hour Chart (Macro Trend)
Structure: The Bank Nifty is in a strong bullish uptrend. The market dipped sharply on Monday but found buying interest at the lower trendline of the ascending channel and the 55,800 - 56,000 demand zone. The strong bullish candle on Wednesday (Oct 15th) confirmed the Market Structure Shift (MSS) back to the upside, breaking the corrective trendline.
Key Levels:
Major Supply (Resistance): 57,000 - 57,200. This area is the immediate overhead hurdle, aligning with the upper trendline of the channel and the psychological 57,000 mark.
Major Demand (Support): 56,200 - 56,400. This area includes the lower trendline of the ascending channel and a prior FVG (Fair Value Gap), serving as the must-hold zone for the continuation of the rally.
Outlook: The short-term bias is strongly bullish. The market is poised to challenge the 57,000 resistance.
1-Hour Chart (Intermediate View)
Structure: The 1H chart shows a clear Break of Structure (BOS) on the upside. The price is trading within a steep ascending channel, having successfully retested and bounced off the lower channel trendline on the open.
Key Levels:
Immediate Resistance: 57,000.
Immediate Support: 56,600 (Recent swing low and FVG support).
15-Minute Chart (Intraday View)
Structure: The 15M chart confirms the strong bullish momentum. The market closed right at the upper end of its intraday range, and is currently consolidating in a small bullish flag pattern. The price is trading above the upper boundary of the previous corrective channel.
Key Levels:
Intraday Supply: 57,000.
Intraday Demand: 56,600.
Outlook: Strongly Bullish.
📈 Trade Plan (Thursday, 16th October)
Market Outlook: The Bank Nifty is displaying strong bullish momentum and is positioned for a move toward the 57,000 psychological mark. The primary strategy will be to buy on continuation.
Bullish Scenario (Primary Plan)
Justification: The market has confirmed a strong reversal, and the sustained move within the ascending channel favors continuation toward the next major supply zone.
Entry: Long entry on a decisive break and 15-minute candle close above 57,000. Alternatively, look for a dip entry near 56,600 - 56,700 (the immediate support/FVG zone).
Stop Loss (SL): Place a stop loss below 56,400 (below the lower channel trendline).
Targets:
T1: 57,300 (Previous all-time high zone).
T2: 57,600 (Extension target).
Bearish Scenario (Counter-Trend Plan)
Justification: Only valid if there is sharp profit booking or negative news that causes the price to break the bullish structure.
Trigger: A decisive break and 1-hour candle close below 56,200.
Entry: Short entry below 56,200.
Stop Loss (SL): Above 56,500.
Targets:
T1: 55,800 (Major FVG support).
T2: 55,400 (Major demand zone).
Key Levels for Observation:
Immediate Decision Point: 56,800 - 57,000 zone.
Bullish Confirmation: A break and sustained move above 57,000.
Bearish Warning: A move below 56,400 suggests the rally is failing.
Major Event: Infosys, LTIMindtree, Wipro Q2 Results (will influence overall sentiment).
Line in the Sand: 56,200. Below this level, the short-term bullish bias is nullified.
Nifty Structure Analysis & Trade Plan: 16th OctoberBased on the charts and the market's performance on Wednesday, October 15, the Nifty experienced a strong rebound, successfully defending a crucial support level and confirming a resumption of the short-term bullish trend.
Detailed Market Structure Breakdown
4-Hour Chart (Macro Trend)
Structure: The Nifty is firmly back in a bullish recovery phase. The price successfully defended the lower boundary of the steep ascending channel and the 25,050 support zone. The strong bullish candle on the 4H chart confirms that the correction seen on Monday/Tuesday was shallow and quickly bought up, reinforcing the overall uptrend.
Key Levels:
Major Supply (Resistance): 25,350 - 25,400. This area is the immediate overhead hurdle, aligning with the recent swing high. A decisive breakout here is needed to challenge the September high of 25,450.
Major Demand (Support): 25,050 - 25,150. This area, which includes the lower boundary of the ascending channel and the 9-period EMA, is the must-hold zone for the continuation of the rally.
Outlook: The short-term bias is strongly bullish. The market is poised to challenge the 25,400 resistance and attempt to test higher levels.
1-Hour Chart (Intermediate View)
Structure: The 1H chart shows a clear Market Structure Shift (MSS) back to the upside. The price broke the immediate swing high after defending the 25,050 level. The index closed strongly within its ascending channel.
Key Levels:
Immediate Resistance: 25,400.
Immediate Support: 25,250 (Recent consolidation zone and Order Block).
15-Minute Chart (Intraday View)
Structure: The 15M chart confirms the strong bullish momentum. The market closed with a small BOS on the upside, setting up for a bullish opening. The strong close suggests momentum is favorable for continuation. The price is trading within a bullish flag pattern.
Key Levels:
Intraday Supply: 25,400.
Intraday Demand: 25,250.
Outlook: Strongly Bullish.
📈 Trade Plan (Thursday, 16th October)
Market Outlook: The Nifty has shown strong resilience and has resumed its short-term rally. The focus is on a move toward the 25,400 resistance. Infosys, LTIMindtree, and Wipro Q2 results are due today, which will heavily influence the market.
Bullish Scenario (Primary Plan)
Justification: The confirmed bullish reversal, the recapture of key moving averages, and the sustained ascent in the ascending channel favor continuation.
Entry: Long entry on a decisive break and 15-minute candle close above 25,400. Alternatively, look for a dip entry near 25,250 (the immediate consolidation support).
Stop Loss (SL): Place a stop loss below 25,180 (below the recent swing low/FVG).
Targets:
T1: 25,450 (Previous swing high/upper channel).
T2: 25,550 - 25,600 (Next major target zone).
Bearish Scenario (Counter-Trend Plan)
Justification: Only valid if IT earnings disappoint heavily, leading to a breakdown of the short-term bullish structure.
Trigger: A decisive break and 1-hour candle close below 25,000.
Entry: Short entry below 25,000.
Stop Loss (SL): Above 25,150.
Targets:
T1: 24,900 (Major FVG support).
T2: 24,800 (Next support base).
Key Levels for Observation:
Immediate Decision Point: 25,250 - 25,400 zone.
Bullish Confirmation: A break and sustained move above 25,400.
Bearish Warning: A move below 25,180 suggests the bounce is failing.
Major Event: Infosys, LTIMindtree, Wipro Q2 Results. Volatility in IT stocks will be key.
Line in the Sand: 25,000. Below this level, the short-term bullish bias is nullified.
GOLD AT ATH! $4,200 BATTLE – Which Fibo Zone Fires First?Gold is fiercely battling the $4,200 mark after hitting a new All-Time High near $4,220. Bulls are pausing, but macro risks (geopolitics, trade war warnings) keep the trend Long. Our focus: Sniping the Reaction Zones.
🎯 THE FIBO ACTION ZONES (H1/M30)
1. STRATEGIC BUY ZONE (Optimal Long Entry):
Zone 1: 4162 - 4158 (The crucial Fibo Retest/0.618 support).
Zone 2: 4144 - 4140 (Deeper strong support).
Action: Wait for the pullback into 4162 - 4158 and execute a BUY upon bullish confirmation.
2. SELL/TP ZONES (Profit Taking & Resistance):
TP Target 1: 4208 - 4212 (Immediate Fibo Resistance).
TP Target 2: 4225 - 4250 (Fibo Extension 1.5 - 1.618).
Action: Look for SCALP SELL opportunities or take profits (TP) here if price rejects these levels.
📈 TODAY'S MOVE: Patience for the 416x retest. Join the Long trend aggressively only after a solid bounce confirmation!
⚠️ Risk Management: Keep SL tight below your chosen BUY Zone. Discipline over FOMO!
USD/CHF (U.S. Dollar vs. Swiss Franc) on the 4-hour timeframe...USD/CHF (U.S. Dollar vs. Swiss Franc) on the 4-hour timeframe.
From my chart :
The price is moving in an ascending channel.
A green support zone has been marked near 0.8000 – 0.8020.
The upper trendline of the channel is marked as the “Target Point.”
That line aligns approximately with 0.8080 – 0.8090 on the chart.
📈 Potential target area: 0.8080 – 0.8090
⚠ Note:
This is a technical projection based on the channel breakout/continuation pattern visible on my chart.
Price can fluctuate due to news or macroeconomic factors.
Always manage risk with stop loss — in this chart, a stop might logically sit below the support zone (~0.8000).
AUD/USD on a 30-minute timeframe (based on the visible labels)..AUD/USD on a 30-minute timeframe (based on the visible labels). Let’s break it down carefully:
The pair AUD/USD is currently trading around 0.6518.
The chart shows a bullish breakout above a descending trendline.
The green zone marked looks like a demand/support zone.
A target line is already drawn near the top of the chart, labeled “Target Point”.
🔍 Based on the chart:
The “Target Point” appears to be at approximately 0.6600 – 0.6605 level.
🧭 Summary:
Type Level
Entry Zone Around 0.6500–0.6520
Target (TP) 0.6600 – 0.6605
Stop Loss (SL) Likely below the green zone, around 0.6480
💡 Interpretation:
This setup seems to be a breakout + retest trade idea where the expectation is that AUD/USD will move upward about 80–100 pips toward the 0.6600 target area.
SOL/USDT chart pattern..SOL/USDT
The current price is around 205.5 USDT.
There’s a clear ascending trendline (blue line).
A breakout setup is indicated, with a marked “Target Point” near the top of the chart.
That target level appears to be around 230 USDT — the horizontal green line my labeled “Target Point.”
✅ Summary:
Current price: ≈ 205.5
Target price: ≈ 230 USDT
Upside potential: about +12% from the current level.
⚠ Note: Watch for support around 200–202 USDT (the Ichimoku cloud zone). If SOL holds that level, continuation toward 230 looks likely. A breakdown below the trendline could invalidate the move.
Banknifty Unclear SignalsI traded on Banknifty 56,900 PE twice today 10 lots each time, in the morning around 11 am and again around 2 pm by making nominal profit of ₹ 500 after charges. Trend seesm to be missing today as the overall view is positive but the index is facing a hurdle at around 57,000.
Short-covering can't be neglected though say after 2:30 - 2:45 pm, if buying surge comes at 56,800 spot.
Part 4 Institutional Trading Types of Option Trading Strategies
Option traders use different strategies depending on their market view:
Bullish Strategies: Buying Call Options, Bull Call Spreads.
Bearish Strategies: Buying Put Options, Bear Put Spreads.
Neutral Strategies: Iron Condor, Straddle, Strangle — for when the trader expects low volatility.
These strategies help balance risk and reward, allowing traders to profit even in sideways markets.
Part 3 Institutional Trading How Option Trading Works
Option trading involves two participants — the buyer and the seller (writer).
A buyer pays a premium to gain the right to trade.
A seller receives the premium but must fulfill the obligation if the buyer exercises the option.
For example, if you buy a Call Option for a stock at ₹100 with a premium of ₹5, and the stock rises to ₹120, you can buy it at ₹100 and make a profit (₹15 net after premium). If the stock stays below ₹100, you simply let the option expire, losing only the ₹5 premium.
YATHARTH Pocket Pivot & Sound Base Breakouts with Trend AnalysisThis TradingView chart of YATHARTH (2025) highlights pocket pivot and main pivot breakouts, followed by the formation of 1st and 2nd sound bases as part of an uptrend transition. The chart visually marks pivot points and key support zones, tracks steady price movement above rising short and medium EMAs, and displays fundamental statistics for in-depth analysis. Ideal for illustrating how pocket pivots can signal early entry ahead of larger base breakouts in a strong trend, this chart serves as an educational example for advanced technical traders.
This is a technical analysis chart for Gold (XAUUSD) on a 4-hourChart Analysis
Bullish Trend: The market is in a clear uptrend. This is shown by the series of "BOS" or Break of Structure points, where the price consistently breaks above previous highs, creating higher highs and higher lows.
Liquidity Sweep: The label "Buy Side Liquidity" points to a previous high. The price moved above this level, likely triggering stop-loss orders from sellers and attracting new buyers, which fueled the subsequent upward move.
Order Block: An "Order Block" (the last down-candle before a strong upward move) is marked. These zones are often seen as strong areas of demand where institutions have placed large orders.
Recent Break of Structure: The most recent price action shows another strong "BOS," confirming the continuation of bullish momentum.
a pullback before the next move higher.
Create a New High: The price is expected to make a small push up to establish a new peak.
Pullback to Demand: The projection shows the price then pulling back down into the area of the previous high that was just broken (highlighted with the yellow box). This area is now expected to act as a support or demand zone. Traders anticipate that buyers will step in at this level.
Consolidation: Price may bounce around in this zone for a short period as buyers accumulate positions.
Continuation Upward: After finding support, the price is projected to resume its uptrend, breaking the recently created high and continuing its move up (as indicated by the red arrow).