


WBEclipse
We got a bullish impulse leaving an imbalance to get a healthy trend price needs to mitigate. The marked zone would be the best level to reenter the trade. To note that the buy side liquidity on the 4hr timeframe still need to be grab that would be our target level around 1982 but I still think that the price has to test also the 2002 level to fill the imbalance...
Price broke the resistance and now is acting like a valid support on the 1hr timeframe. Wait for the price to retest the marked zone, see how it will react that level then at first bullish signal set your entry, that would be the best price to open the trade. targets are 0.6914 and 0.70
We got equal lows and equal highs formation. What I think is gonna happen is that the big boys will gonna grab the liquidity to the downside then pushing aggressively to the upside till the 2002 level where the price needs to fill the imabalance of the 4hr timeframe and where is also found our orderblock level. for now we focus on the liquidity grab before opening...
Closed manually the previous set up now I'm with this new selling setup. As we can see the big boys enter with this aggressive sells probably want to put down this market what I'm going to do next is follwing their trend. I'm probably going to look for sells in the orderblock level see how the price will react in that zone if it will break that level my sells will...
What I'm seeing here is an exhaustation of the buying pressure. I'll be looking how the price will react in the marked up zone holding this level I will be looking for buys. Overall the main trend is an uptrend in the higher timeframe. Breaking this level ll be looking for sells to complete the retracement to 137.65 level which is more or less about 230 points.
Price action approached an important key level which is pur 0.5 fib, if it holds this level like retesting or touching it multiple times. I'll be looking for a buy setup with targets 1.0778 and 1.0829. breaking this level I'll be looking for a sell setup with target 1.0635 or a 1:2 risk/reward ratio