2022-12-19 • Updated
For those who may be unfamiliar with Price Action trading, the horizontal arrows represent areas where the market structure was broken. As you can see in the scenario above, price broke below the previous low at the two marked instances. Considering this from the Weekly timeframe, one can easily identify the market structure as bearish. The Fibonacci tool also indicates that price has been rejected from the 88.2% (which is a relevant level based on my personal trading approach). Let's break it down even further.
Here on the Daily timeframe, the bias seems a lot clearer. We see the initial reaction happened from a trendline resistance with the help of a rally-base-drop supply zone. Having completed that reaction, we switch to the lower timeframe to validate the possibility of a continuation.
The marked zone between 1770 and 1788 constitutes the preferred point of entry. As you can see, we have confirmed the initial reaction from the Daily supply zone with a break-of-structure on the lower timeframe. The BoS (Break of Structure) also happens to have created a new supply zone. As a result, we can expect price to drop from the area of entry with profit targets at; 1715, 1675, and 1655.
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