00:00Get ready for this week's AUD-USD institutional market breakdown.
00:04Please watch the full video. This is an educational video, not investment advice.
00:10Analyzing the H1 timeframe, the overall market structure exhibits a definitive bearish
00:16displacement. Following a stark rejection from higher timeframe supply, the asset engineered
00:22multiple bearish break of structure formations, signaling dominant institutional selling pressure.
00:27Price action has descended into a crucial high-volume demand array,
00:31creating a pivotal structural inflection point. Our immediate focus centers on this entry zone
00:36between 0.7030 and 0.7050. We are currently waiting for mitigation here.
00:43Once price action confirms order flow transition, we can expect the move to start,
00:48presenting two distinct order flow pathways. For the bullish continuation pathway,
00:53the 0.7030 to 0.7050 demand array must hold firmly. Our invalidation level is strictly set at 0.7010.
01:03If price breaks this, our bias changes. Upon bullish structural confirmation,
01:08the market is projected to target upward buy-side liquidity pools. Scenario 1 aims for T1 at 0.7100.
01:15Scenario 2 targets T2 at 0.7140, a major internal liquidity pool. Scenario 3 seeks T3 at 0.7185 to
01:26clear
01:26premium structural resistance. Conversely, if internal demand fails to sustain institutional order flow,
01:33a bearish breakdown pathway activates. A sustained breach beneath the current demand zone validates
01:39short positions below 0.7025. For this bearish trajectory, our invalidation level is strictly
01:45set at 0.7065. If price breaks this, our bias changes. The primary objectives are to clear
01:53sell-side liquidity targets lower. Scenario 1 shifts focus toward T1 at 0.7000, representing a major
02:01psychological liquidity level. Scenario 2 projects further contraction toward T2 at 0.6960. Finally,
02:09scenario 3 extends the structural expansion down toward T3 at 0.6900. Monitor order flow shifts at
02:17these key structural boundaries to manage risk effectively. Follow for more the next analysis
02:23is coming very soon.
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