Daily Structure

NOTES

Trend: Clearly Uptrend, the Weekly also started trending upside, but we are currently in a
weekly supply.

S&D Zones: Currently in a Weekly supply and a Daily CHoCH has been printed, signaling
downtrending structure in lower timeframes.

Liquidity Zones: There is an almost equal bottom, which is a really good zone for liquidity.
There is also a failed swing, which is also an area of liquidity.

Who is in Control: On higher time frames, we’re still very bullish, but price is already showing
weakness in the weekly supply because of a failed swing.
 H4 STRUCTURE

Trend: Market has started to shift trending downwards. This is because we already saw a
Change of Character in the Daily Structure.

S&D Zones: Market is trending in a smooth way, every swing structure breaks structure.

Liquidity Zones: Liquidity rests on the weak lows, and previously strong lows.

Who is in Control: Overall, we are bearish on the intermediate term.

 M15 STRUCTURE

Trend: We see that the H4 Structure is pulling back, so it is just natural that we see the M15
breaking structure upwards. It did not follow through making a higher high, instead because of
the 10 PM news, price went on to tap the M15 supply level. We now have a failed swing

S&D Zones: Supply Zone was hit, but I still think that this is probably inducement. There is also
a chance that this is already the mitigation of the supply zone, meaning price wants to go lower
and grab liquidities below the failed swing, and tap into cleaner demand zones.

Liquidity: Liquidity rests on the failed swing. There is also a somewhat trendline liquidity
established. Session liquidities are also present downwards.

Who is in Control: Price seems bearish, the break of structure is just for price to tap into the
higher time frame supply zone. This is not a change in the trend, just merely a change in
structure to tap into the H4 Supply Zone. We are overall looking for lower prices.
 POSSIBLE ENTRIES

LONDON SESSION

NOTES:

● Do not overanalyze things, just look for the structure, what is the trend, where are the
S&D zones, what are the liquidity zones and ask yourself who is in control.
● During Entries, look for a significant supply, and look for a supply and demand
interaction. We always want to enter after a liquidity sweep followed by a break of
structure, as shown in the picture under entries.