The higher timeframe remains bullish after a daily market structure shift. However, price is currently retracing into discount, creating a short-term bearish order flow opportunity toward Internal Range Liquidity (IRL).
Entry: 1.61111
Stop Loss: 1.61164
Take Profit: 1.60673
The objective is not to fight the higher-timeframe trend but to capitalize on the corrective move before buyers re-enter at discount.
Daily bias remains bullish, but the 4H structure is showing a retracement phase. Weak highs above current price suggest liquidity has already been engineered, while IRL remains unfilled below.
Sell Limit: 1.61111
SL: 1.61164
TP: 1.60673
Following order flow into liquidity is often higher probability than chasing impulsive moves.
The market has shifted bearish on the lower timeframes after a series of structural breaks and lower highs. The next logical draw on liquidity sits at the internal range low.
Entry: 1.61111
Risk: 1.61164
Target: 1.60673
Until the weak high is violated, bearish order flow remains valid.
Many traders see the bullish daily chart and immediately look for buys. My focus is different.
The higher timeframe is bullish, but price is currently repricing lower toward discount. That makes short-term sells attractive while respecting the larger bullish narrative.
After the bullish expansion, price is showing signs of short-term distribution. Lower-timeframe structure favors a move lower before higher-timeframe buyers potentially step back in.
