My bias for US30 this week is bullish, anticipating a further upward movement before encountering a 2-hour supply zone around 39000.0. Afterward, I expect a slowdown and distribution within this area before a potential downward move.
Upon receiving confirmation on lower time frames, selling could target the new trendline liquidity above the 23-hour demand zone. If this scenario doesn't unfold initially, I'll wait for a break in structure to the downside to buy back up, as the overall trend remains bullish.
My confluences for US30 Sells are as follows:
- Price changed character to the downside on the higher time frame
- Lots of liquidity to the downside i.e. trend line liquidity and equal lows.
- We've experienced lots of bullish pressure and now bulls are getting exhausted.
- Nice supply zone left on the 2 hourly that caused the move to the downside.
- In order for price to keep going up it must retrace for healthy price action to continue.
P.S. Given the shift in price action to the downside on higher time frames, it appears that a bearish trend is beginning as bullish momentum wanes. Nonetheless, it's crucial to stay flexible and responsive to price movements, adapting to whichever direction it ultimately takes.
Upon receiving confirmation on lower time frames, selling could target the new trendline liquidity above the 23-hour demand zone. If this scenario doesn't unfold initially, I'll wait for a break in structure to the downside to buy back up, as the overall trend remains bullish.
My confluences for US30 Sells are as follows:
- Price changed character to the downside on the higher time frame
- Lots of liquidity to the downside i.e. trend line liquidity and equal lows.
- We've experienced lots of bullish pressure and now bulls are getting exhausted.
- Nice supply zone left on the 2 hourly that caused the move to the downside.
- In order for price to keep going up it must retrace for healthy price action to continue.
P.S. Given the shift in price action to the downside on higher time frames, it appears that a bearish trend is beginning as bullish momentum wanes. Nonetheless, it's crucial to stay flexible and responsive to price movements, adapting to whichever direction it ultimately takes.