00:00Institutional Breakdown of the UK 100
00:03We are currently observing a market consolidation phase, testing the resilience of our bullish
00:08structure. While the broader trend remains inherently bullish, the recent rejection from
00:12overhead supply highlights a critical decision point for market participants. Analyzing the
00:17H1 market structure, we identify a series of bullish break-of-structure events, confirming
00:23buyer dominance. Price is currently trading between fresh supply overhead and validated
00:27demand below. Liquidity remains concentrated above 10,500, 10,680 and 10,720, while downside
00:38magnets reside below 10,400 and 10,320. Our tactical focus is centered on the 10,380 to 10,410
00:48entry zone.
00:49We are waiting for mitigation here to determine institutional intent. Our invalidation level
00:55is strictly set below 10,300. Should the market violate this, our structural bias will pivot.
01:01If price action respects the 10,380 to 10,410 entry zone and shows bullish confirmation,
01:08we anticipate an initial move to T1 at 10,500 to clear immediate supply, followed by a sustained
01:15push toward T2 at 10,680 to target institutional liquidity, with the final expansion reaching T3 at
01:2210,720 at our major supply zone. Conversely, if the market fails to hold the 10,380 to 10,410
01:31entry zone
01:32and we confirm a breakdown, we look for an initial move to T1 at 10,320 to clear short-term
01:38sell-side
01:39liquidity. If the bearish momentum persists, we expect a move toward T2 at 10,120, which aligns with our
01:47major institutional demand zone. Finally, should that support also collapse, we target T3 at 10,100,
01:55which represents a critical psychological support level and a major objective for downside expansion.
02:01Maintain strict risk management protocols while trading these volatile financial markets to protect
02:06your capital and ensure success. Stay vigilant, as macroeconomic volatility can impact these technical
02:12distributions. This is an educational video, not investment advice. Follow for more the next analysis
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