00:00Navigating the current NAS100 landscape requires a disciplined approach, as the H1 market structure
00:05has firmly transitioned into a bearish sequence of lower highs and lower lows.
00:10Institutional participants are currently exerting control, and our analysis highlights clear
00:14structural shifts that dictate our path forward. The current price action is hovering near immediate
00:20demand, but the broader order flow remains heavily influenced by institutional supply zones.
00:25We are identifying these areas as critical points of interest for potential participation.
00:30Our primary focus is centered on the entry zone, located between 29,720 and 29,820.
00:39We are currently waiting for mitigation at this level, as this represents a high-probability
00:44region where institutional interests align. Once price action confirms a rejection here,
00:49we can anticipate a resumption of the prevailing bearish trend. Our invalidation level is strictly
00:54set at 30,000. Should the price breach this threshold with conviction, our institutional bias shifts
01:01immediately toward the bullish alternative. For the primary bearish narrative, we are looking to clear
01:06liquidity in three distinct phases. Scenario 1, T1. Targeting the 28,760 liquidity zone.
01:14Scenario 2, T2. Extending toward the 28,350 major demand level. Scenario 3, T3. Aiming for ultimate
01:25liquidity extraction at 27,950. Conversely, if we observe an H1 close above the 29,820 threshold,
01:35validating a bullish structural shift, we pivot our perspective to re-test supply.
01:40Projecting upside objectives toward 30,250 T1, 30,700 T2, and 31,000 T3. This market requires patience
01:50and precision, we do not force trades, we wait for the institutional footprint to reveal itself
01:55within our predetermined framework. Monitor these zones closely, as volatility develops during the
02:00session. This is an educational video, not investment advice. Please manage your risk properly,
02:07and stay focused on your specific trading plan. Follow for more the next analysis is coming very soon.
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