00:00WTI is currently navigating a high-stakes liquidity pocket.
00:04To navigate this volatility with precision and understand the institutional footprint,
00:09please watch the full video. Analyzing the H1 timeframe, US crude is exhibiting a corrective
00:15phase following a significant rejection from the premium supply array between 102.00 and 106.00.
00:22While we witnessed a strong defense at the 86.00 demand zone,
00:26the internal market structure remains bearish to neutral. We are currently observing a consolidation
00:31phase near the 92.70 handle, reacting within a minor supply area. Our focus is on the 93.80 to
00:3994.80
00:40range, which serves as the immediate hurdle for the bulls. Until we see a definitive BOS or CHOCH above
00:47this level, the primary trend remains under bearish pressure, with price action targeting internal
00:52sell-side liquidity. Our main entry will be at this order block zone. We are essentially waiting
00:58for mitigation of the capital engagement zone, located between 93.50 and 94.20 for a sell-side
01:05orientation. Conversely, for a bullish pivot, we require a successful retest and hold of the 93.00
01:12to 93.30 support cluster. Once the price retraces here and provides a lower timeframe confirmation
01:18of liquidity being swept, we will begin building our position. Our invalidation level will be strictly
01:24above 95.20 for short positions, or below 90.80 for long positions. If price breaks this,
01:31our bias changes immediately, as it signals a shift in the institutional order flow and a potential
01:37trend reversal. Our final scenario or objective is to clear the liquidity zone. Under scenario 1,
01:43we target the immediate expansion to 94.80 or 90.00. Scenario 2 seeks to capture the move toward 96
01:52.50
01:52or 86.50. Finally, scenario 3 aims for the major institutional swing targets at 99.00 or 80.00.
02:02Always wait for the market to confirm your bias before engagement. Follow for more the next analysis
02:08is coming very soon. This is an educational video, not investment advice.
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