- Daily timeframe remains bullish, but two key liquidity lows could still be swept
- H4 shows price leaving liquidity and approaching a clean demand zone
- Short setups may only become valid after a sweep of the highs above
Let’s take a step back and look at the daily timeframe.
Structure-wise? It’s bullish. No doubt. But—and it’s a big but—there are still two liquidity lows sitting untouched below. You know the kind: the ones that price tends to revisit eventually, just to catch those who thought it was “safe.”
Now, zooming in to the H4, things get even more interesting.
Right now, price is leaving liquidity behind on its way down, and there’s this clean demand zone sitting just below us.
It’s one of those zones that could spark a strong reaction—maybe even one of those impulsive moves that catches people off guard. It reminds me of times when I thought I’d missed the train, only to see it roar back from a zone I had marked but ignored.
And for those looking to short? Personally, I wouldn’t jump in just yet.
Not before price clears that liquidity pocket sitting above the recent high. There’s a bunch of stop losses up there—ripe for the taking. It would make more sense to look for shorts after that sweep, not before.
But hey—this market owes us nothing. These setups are just possibilities, not certainties. I’m not here to sell dreams. I’m here to map scenarios based on liquidity and structure, but I’ll always respect the fact that price can do whatever it wants—at any time.
Stay sharp out there.
