00:00If you are thinking about opening a BY position on NAS100 right now, stop and do not touch that
00:05trade button yet. Welcome to this institutional market breakdown of the NAS100 on the hourly
00:11timeframe. Please watch the full video. The market exhibits a highly robust bullish structure,
00:18characterized by consecutive bullish break-of-structure sequences.
00:22Higher highs and higher lows remain firmly intact, while previous demand zones continue
00:27to be respected, confirming that institutional order flow remains upward. Currently, the market
00:33is aggressively attacking external buy-side liquidity pools, with no immediate bearish
00:37change of character visible. Our focus is on this entry zone between 30,400 and 30,500.
00:44We are waiting for mitigation here. Once price action confirms, we can expect the move to start,
00:51targeting the untapped liquidity resting above. Our invalidation level is strictly set at 29,000,
00:57and 950. If price breaks this, our bias changes. A sustained hourly close below this level shifts
01:04the narrative, opening up an alternative pullback scenario into deeper institutional demand.
01:09Let us outline the upside objectives based on current momentum.
01:13In scenario 1, the market clears the immediate liquidity pool, reaching T1 at 30,800. In scenario 2,
01:20sustained bullish pressure drives price toward T2 at 31,200. In scenario 3, the final structural extension
01:28materializes, taking the market to T3 at 31,600. Conversely, if the trend violates our invalidation
01:36level, the alternative downside scenario activates. Scenario 1 targets the nearest institutional demand
01:43at T1 of 29,600. Scenario 2 seeks major liquidity lower at T2 of 29,200. Scenario 3 completes the
01:53deep
01:53corrective retracement at T3 of 28,800. Given that momentum favors the bulls and demand is heavily
02:00defended, our primary outlook remains focused on the upside targets until the structural invalidation
02:05occurs. This is an educational video, not investment advice. Follow for more.
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