00:00Moving on to EURUSD for our second weekly setup, we have a clean textbook breaker structure
00:06pending on the hourly chart, making this easily the highest probability setup for the upcoming
00:10sessions. I'm going to share my exact entry zone and three targets you cannot afford to miss.
00:16Please watch the full video. Analyzing the current market structure, EURUSD exhibits a clear bearish
00:23order flow on the four-hour time frame, characterized by consecutive lower highs and lower lows.
00:28A confirmed bearish break of structure indicates dominant institutional selling pressure.
00:33Major premium supply zones are established between 1.1645 to 1.1660 and 1.1765 to 1.1785,
00:44while sell-side liquidity remains exposed below the current lows, drawing price toward lower
00:49demand arrays. Our focus is on this entry zone between 1.1640 and 1.1660. We are waiting for
00:57mitigation here. Once price action confirms institutional rejection within this supply
01:03distribution, we can expect the move to start, targeting the resting liquidity below. Managing
01:08risk is paramount. Our invalidation level is strictly set at 1.1705. If price breaks this level,
01:17our bearish bias changes, signaling a potential structural shift. We have mapped out three precise
01:22scenarios based on liquidity targets. Scenario 1 aims for T1 at 1.1560, clearing immediate intraday
01:31support. Scenario 2 extends to T2 at 1.1500 as momentum accelerates. Finally, scenario 3 targets
01:41T3 at 1.1450, mitigating the major higher time frame demand zone where buyers might re-enter.
01:48Alternatively, a counter-trend institutional reaction could emerge from the 1.1450 to 1.1470
01:55entry zone. Utilizing an invalidation level at 1.1410 to target T1 at 1.1560, T2 at 1.1640,
02:06and T3 at 1.1760. Ensure you strictly monitor lower time frame confirmation to guarantee precise
02:13institutional alignment before execution. This strategic mapping maximizes our potential
02:18risk-to-reward ratio significantly. This is an educational video, not investment advice.
02:24Follow for more. The next analysis is coming very soon.
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