00:00The AUD-USD pair is currently presenting a high probability institutional setup as it shifts into
00:05a refined bullish phase. Please watch the full video. Following a robust impulsive expansion
00:11from the 0.7100 demand origin, the market has successfully executed a break of structure to
00:17the upside, signaling a transition in order flow. We are observing a clear sequence of higher highs
00:23and higher lows, indicating that the institutional bias remains firmly bullish. Currently, the price
00:29is undergoing a corrective retracement into a high interest liquidity cluster. Our analysis
00:34identifies multiple demand zones where buy-side liquidity is resting. The primary focus is the
00:40immediate mitigation of the 0.7225 to 0.7235 demand zone. Our main entry will be at this order block
00:49zone. Once the price retraces here, we will begin building our position. By waiting for mitigation
00:55of this specific level, we align ourselves with the prevailing momentum while managing risk against
01:01the capital engagement zone. In terms of risk management, precision is paramount. Our invalidation
01:07level will be strictly below the recent swing at 0.7210. If price breaks this, our bias changes,
01:14and we will pivot to a bearish outlook targeting lower liquidity pools at 0.7140 and 0.7100.
01:22However, as long as the structural integrity of the 0.7230 level remains intact, we anticipate a
01:28continuation of the bullish trend. Regarding the upside, we have mapped three distinct targets.
01:35Scenario 1 aims for 0.7265, while scenario 2 targets the 0.7280 liquidity ceiling.
01:43Our final scenario or objective is to clear the liquidity zone located at 0.7300.
01:50This structural target aligns with the previous swing high, where significant sell-side liquidity
01:55is expected to be neutralized. Stay disciplined and wait for the price to reach our designated zones
02:01before execution. Follow for more The next analysis is coming very soon.
02:06This is an educational video, not investment advice.
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