00:00Are you confused about where EURUSD is heading next as it traps both buyers and sellers?
00:05Please watch the full video. The hourly chart reveals a dominant bearish trend following a
00:11decisive break of structure. Heavy sell-side displacement has driven the pair directly
00:16into a major pullback demand area. While we notice an immediate reaction from this institutional
00:21demand, a confirmed bullish shift has yet to materialize. Rallies into the overhead supply
00:27zones, specifically near 1.1580 and 1.1630, are highly likely to attract further institutional
00:34selling pressure unless the lower demand structure holds firmly. Our focus is on this entry zone
00:39between 1.1520 and 1.1540. We are waiting for mitigation here. Once price action confirms we
00:48can expect the move to start. If institutional demand holds and a bullish shift occurs, our
00:53upward objectives activate. Scenario 1 aims for T1 at 1.1580, Scenario 2 targets T2 at 1.1620,
01:03and Scenario 3 seeks T3 at 1.1660 to clear buy-side liquidity. For this long perspective,
01:10our invalidation level is strictly set at 1.1490. If price breaks this, our bias changes. Given the
01:18structural order flow, a bearish continuation remains our preferred outlook. A sustained break
01:24and retest below the 1.1510 demand level validates this downward trajectory. In this scenario, we look
01:31to clear sell-side liquidity at our lower objectives. Scenario 1 targets T1 at 1.1450, Scenario 2 targets T2
01:40at 1.1400, and Scenario 3 targets T3 at 1.1350. For this short perspective, our invalidation level is strictly
01:49set at 1.1565. If price breaks this, our bias changes. This is an educational video, not investment advice. Thoroughly
02:00analyze these structural parameters. Always manage your risk effectively, closely monitor the institutional footprints, and wait for clear structural confirmation
02:09before committing trading
02:10capital today.
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