00:00Let's take a look at the current price action on WTI crude oil.
00:04Please watch the full video. The hourly market structure remains structurally bullish,
00:10characterized by successive bullish break of structure sequences. However, price action is
00:15currently encountering institutional supply, driving short-term bearish pressure. We are
00:21identifying key liquidity pools and structural demand zones for potential directional execution.
00:26The primary structural resistance rests within the immediate supply zone at 102.80 to 104.20,
00:32backed by major institutional supply up to 105.80. Conversely, downside liquidity is protected by
00:39major demand zones at 94.80 to 95.50, followed by a secondary demand tier around 90.50 to 91
00:47.50.
00:48This clear imbalance creates ideal setups for smart money participants looking to capitalize on high
00:53probability intraday movements. Our focus is on this entry zone between 95.00 and 96.00.
01:00We are waiting for mitigation here. Once price action confirms institutional replication and
01:07internal structural shifts, we can expect the upward move to start. Our invalidation level is strictly
01:13set at 91.00. If price breaks this, our structural bias changes entirely, shifting the market into a
01:20bearish phase. Upon a valid mitigation of our demand area, we project three distinct upside targets to
01:25clear opposing liquidity pools. Under scenario one, the initial objective is set at T1, targeting the
01:32immediate liquidity pool at 102.50. Under scenario two, a secondary extension aims for T2, located at the
01:39major supply level of 105.00. Under scenario three, the ultimate structural objective is established at T3,
01:47targeting 108.00. Alternatively, if immediate supply holds firmly, look for an entry zone rejection at
01:54102.50 to 103.50, utilizing an invalidation level above 105.80 to target downside liquidity at 95.00,
02:0591.50 and 86.00.
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