⭐ 8H CHART – Mid-Range Chop But Setting Up a Sneaky Play
📍 Current Situation
Price is chilling just under that internal BSL, repeatedly tapping a mini supply shelf. You’ve got a SHIFT marked and a clear reaction zone sitting underneath (your grey + blue combo).
💡 Key Levels
Internal BSL → Gets run, we go hunting for External BSL above.
Strong support block below → Price keeps respecting this like a trampoline.
Market is compressing between:
🔼 8H supply above
🔽 Bullish support block below
📌 Interpretation:
This looks like accumulation under liquidity → classic build-up for a sweep + pop.
If price dips first, your grey demand is the reload zone before any upper raid.
⭐ DAILY CHART – Clean Buyside Above, Built For a Run
📍 Structure
Daily is holding bullish order flow. You’ve got:
Daily BSL close overhead
External BSL even further up
A beautiful Daily demand block (highlighted) that caused the last impulsive leg.
📌 Interpretation:
The arrow you drew says it all — Daily wants that buy-side.
Sweep the daily demand → send price into external liquidity.
Momentum = bullish unless that daily block breaks.
⭐ WEEKLY CHART – HTF Premium Zone Waiting Above
📍 The Big Picture
Weekly demand held weeks ago and price has been climbing ever since.
Key details:
That massive weekly supply / inefficiency block above 205-207 is the magnet.
Price is stair-stepping higher with clean bullish candles.
Arrow toward weekly imbalance = HTF target.
📌 Interpretation:
Weekly is bullish and wants that macro supply fill.
Shorts inside here = countertrend until we hit the big zone.
🎯 SUMMARY – What’s the Play?
🔥 Bias: Bullish on all timeframes
📌 What the market wants:
A tiny correction to demand (8H or Daily)
Run internal liquidity
Push toward 205-207 weekly supply
🧨 What invalidates this?
A clean break and close below daily demand — then the bullish engine loses fuel.
📍 Current Situation
Price is chilling just under that internal BSL, repeatedly tapping a mini supply shelf. You’ve got a SHIFT marked and a clear reaction zone sitting underneath (your grey + blue combo).
💡 Key Levels
Internal BSL → Gets run, we go hunting for External BSL above.
Strong support block below → Price keeps respecting this like a trampoline.
Market is compressing between:
🔼 8H supply above
🔽 Bullish support block below
📌 Interpretation:
This looks like accumulation under liquidity → classic build-up for a sweep + pop.
If price dips first, your grey demand is the reload zone before any upper raid.
⭐ DAILY CHART – Clean Buyside Above, Built For a Run
📍 Structure
Daily is holding bullish order flow. You’ve got:
Daily BSL close overhead
External BSL even further up
A beautiful Daily demand block (highlighted) that caused the last impulsive leg.
📌 Interpretation:
The arrow you drew says it all — Daily wants that buy-side.
Sweep the daily demand → send price into external liquidity.
Momentum = bullish unless that daily block breaks.
⭐ WEEKLY CHART – HTF Premium Zone Waiting Above
📍 The Big Picture
Weekly demand held weeks ago and price has been climbing ever since.
Key details:
That massive weekly supply / inefficiency block above 205-207 is the magnet.
Price is stair-stepping higher with clean bullish candles.
Arrow toward weekly imbalance = HTF target.
📌 Interpretation:
Weekly is bullish and wants that macro supply fill.
Shorts inside here = countertrend until we hit the big zone.
🎯 SUMMARY – What’s the Play?
🔥 Bias: Bullish on all timeframes
📌 What the market wants:
A tiny correction to demand (8H or Daily)
Run internal liquidity
Push toward 205-207 weekly supply
🧨 What invalidates this?
A clean break and close below daily demand — then the bullish engine loses fuel.
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