My bullish bias for US30 remains intact this week. Last week's analysis (Scenario A) unfolded precisely as anticipated. With another upward break in structure, I continue to anticipate US30 to sustain its bullish trajectory. Currently, having cleared liquidity at the recent high, a pullback to another demand area is foreseeable.
My focus shifts to the 12-hour demand zone near 38380.0, where an engulfing candle triggered the latest break in structure. This zone, lining up with the 0.78 Fibonacci range, offers a chance for a Wyckoff accumulation to formulate so we can ultimately buy back up.
Confluences for US30 buys are as follows.
- Price broke structure to the upside once again leaving a clean 12hr demand.
- POI also sits within the 0.78 fib range as well.
- Trendline liquidity is left on top of the zone, so once it gets swept we can then hopefully see a nice reaction off our zone.
- Overall trend and the current trend still remain to be very bullish.
- Candlestick anatomy also shows that bulls remain stronger than bears.
- Liquidity left at the new high in the form of a wick.
P.S. While buys are currently preferable, we mustn't solely fixate on one bias. It's essential to remain open to alternatives that could unfold. For instance, if bullish pressure weakens, price might sharply decline, signalling a shift in momentum to the downside.
I hope you guys found this post insightful, have a great trading week everyone!
My focus shifts to the 12-hour demand zone near 38380.0, where an engulfing candle triggered the latest break in structure. This zone, lining up with the 0.78 Fibonacci range, offers a chance for a Wyckoff accumulation to formulate so we can ultimately buy back up.
Confluences for US30 buys are as follows.
- Price broke structure to the upside once again leaving a clean 12hr demand.
- POI also sits within the 0.78 fib range as well.
- Trendline liquidity is left on top of the zone, so once it gets swept we can then hopefully see a nice reaction off our zone.
- Overall trend and the current trend still remain to be very bullish.
- Candlestick anatomy also shows that bulls remain stronger than bears.
- Liquidity left at the new high in the form of a wick.
P.S. While buys are currently preferable, we mustn't solely fixate on one bias. It's essential to remain open to alternatives that could unfold. For instance, if bullish pressure weakens, price might sharply decline, signalling a shift in momentum to the downside.
I hope you guys found this post insightful, have a great trading week everyone!