00:00Greetings, market participants. Please watch the full video to understand the higher timeframe
00:05liquidity distribution on GBPUSD. Analyzing the H1 chart, the dominant market structure
00:12remains decidedly bearish. Following a massive institutional distribution phase from the 1.3650
00:19supply zone, the market has printed successive break-of-structure characters to the downside.
00:24While the asset recently secured a liquidity sweep and generated a minor corrective rally
00:29off the 1.3310 demand zone, order flow analysis indicates this is merely a premium retracement
00:35rather than a structural reversal. Heavy, unmitigated sell-side imbalance rests above,
00:40heavily tilting the structural probability to a 65% bearish bias. Our core focus rests on the
00:47premium supply range between 1.3460 and 1.3480. We are waiting for mitigation here.
00:55Once price action confirms structural alignment within this entry zone,
00:58we can expect the expansion move to start. For risk management, our invalidation level is
01:03strictly set at 1.3525. If price breaks this structural high, our bearish bias changes completely.
01:11In our primary bearish expansion, the market aims to clear external range liquidity across
01:16consecutive draw liquidity levels. First objective at T1 reaching 1.3370, followed by T2 at 1.3320,
01:25T3 targeting 1.3220, and the final institutional pool at 1.3180. Alternatively, if buyers successfully
01:34defend lower demand and breaches the 1.3400 psychological level, a minor bullish secondary
01:40scenario opens up. This alternative shift targets minor upside liquidity pools, projecting T1 at 1.3450,
01:47T2 at 1.3480, and T3 at 1.3510. The ultimate bullish invalidation level for this counter-trend scenario
01:56remains below 1.3300. This is an educational video, not investment advice. Cultivate patience,
02:04monitor internal structural shifts, track institutional footprint parameters, execute with precision,
02:10protect capital, optimize trade execution, maintain strict discipline, and manage your risk exposure
02:16diligently. Follow for more. The next analysis is coming very soon.
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