Hassan_fx

US30USD Longs from 36600.0 back up

Long
OANDA:US30USD   US Wall St 30
This week's analysis for US30 is distinctly bullish, given its aggressive surge past the all-time highs (ATHs). I believe there's further upside potential, providing traders with opportunities to explore nearby long positions for potential gains. In the provided image, I've identified three potential demand zones where I'll be looking for an accumulation.

Among the identified zones, the first is the 4-hour demand zone, situated closest to the current price. To maximise the potential for a positive bullish response, I am particularly inclined towards the areas surrounding the 11-hour or 8-hour demand zones at the bottom, deeming them as the most optimal zones.

Confluences for US30 Buys are as follows :

- Overall market trend on higher time frame as well as lower time Frame remains very bullish.

- There are no additional supply zones above that the price can respond to, only demand zones where we can anticipate another upward rally.

- So much liquidity to the downside that price has left including imbalances, asian lows, and trend lines.

- Three clear demand zones have been established in close proximity to the current price, and it is highly probable that the price will exhibit a reaction from these zones.

- Candle sticks on HTF are still very bullish carrying a lot of strong momentum which indicates buying pressure is still not yet exhausted.

P.S. Despite the robust bullish performance of US30, marked by its attainment of all-time highs (ATHs), it wouldn't be unexpected for the price to initiate a bearish trend. This expectation is rooted in the substantial liquidity and imbalances that remain below. However, considering the absence of a significant CHOCH to the downside, I maintain a strong bullish stance on the market at present.

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