Market Analysis

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@asuquokelvin - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

It's best to look for a re-entry

Price is still interested in my entry level if after today it doesn't trigger then I will remove it

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@asuquokelvin - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

Yeah that's better. It's best to delete the order if it's not triggered

That will be done at the end of today, I just hope price will get there and trigger me in

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@godspowerdan - 1 month ago

NZDUSD is giving a pretty clean bearish multi-timeframe picture. The 1H structure remains bearish with the strong high protected above, while the 15M has continued producing bearish BOS. Price has just taken the recent low and is retracing, so the area around 0.58598–0.58660 is the zone I’d be watching for another sell rather than chasing price at the lows.

NZDUSD continues to respect bearish order flow.

The 1H structure remains bearish, and the 15M has now delivered another clear BOS to the downside.

Price is currently retracing after taking the previous low.

I'm not chasing sells here.

I want price back in my POI before looking for another opportunity.

Entry - 0.58598

SL - 0.58660

Tp - 0.58025

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@godspowerdan - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

This is the type of structure I like seeing.

1H: Bearish

15M: Bearish

Strong high: Protected

Weak low: Formed below

Both timeframes are currently telling the same story.

Until price gives me evidence otherwise, I'm looking for sells rather than trying to catch the bottom.

NZDUSD has broken another 15M low.

That's important.

Instead of trying to predict a reversal because price has already fallen, I'm following the information structure is giving me.

Lower highs + lower lows + bearish BOS = sellers remain in control.

Now I wait for the retracement.

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@godspowerdan - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

NZDUSD has broken another 15M low.

That's important.

Instead of trying to predict a reversal because price has already fallen, I'm following the information structure is giving me.

Lower highs + lower lows + bearish BOS = sellers remain in control.

Now I wait for the retracement.

NZDUSD SELL POI 🎯

The recent bearish displacement left an interesting area around 0.58598–0.58660.

That's where my attention is.

If price retraces into that zone and gives me bearish confirmation, I'll consider participating in the continuation lower.

The weak low below remains my first liquidity objective.

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@godspowerdan - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

NZDUSD SELL POI 🎯

The recent bearish displacement left an interesting area around 0.58598–0.58660.

That's where my attention is.

If price retraces into that zone and gives me bearish confirmation, I'll consider participating in the continuation lower.

The weak low below remains my first liquidity objective.

NZDUSD just expanded aggressively lower.

This is exactly where traders can get caught chasing price.

I'd rather miss the move than enter after the expansion.

My job now is simple:

Let price retrace → reach my POI → observe the reaction → execute only if confirmation appears.

Patience over FOMO.

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@godspowerdan - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

NZDUSD just expanded aggressively lower.

This is exactly where traders can get caught chasing price.

I'd rather miss the move than enter after the expansion.

My job now is simple:

Let price retrace → reach my POI → observe the reaction → execute only if confirmation appears.

Patience over FOMO.

The market structure is giving us a clear roadmap.

đź”´ Strong high remains protected above.

📉 Multiple bearish BOS.

📍 Supply/POI sitting above current price.

🟢 Weak liquidity resting below.

As long as that structural narrative remains intact, I'm expecting rallies to provide potential selling opportunities.

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@godspowerdan - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

The market structure is giving us a clear roadmap.

đź”´ Strong high remains protected above.

📉 Multiple bearish BOS.

📍 Supply/POI sitting above current price.

🟢 Weak liquidity resting below.

As long as that structural narrative remains intact, I'm expecting rallies to provide potential selling opportunities.

NZDUSD moving higher from the recent low wouldn't immediately make me bullish.

In fact, that's exactly what I want to see.

I need price to retrace into a better location before considering another sell.

Direction tells me what I want to trade.

Location tells me where I want to trade it.

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@godspowerdan - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

NZDUSD moving higher from the recent low wouldn't immediately make me bullish.

In fact, that's exactly what I want to see.

I need price to retrace into a better location before considering another sell.

Direction tells me what I want to trade.

Location tells me where I want to trade it.

My ideal scenario from here:

Price retraces toward 0.5860–0.5866.

I then drop into the lower timeframe and look for bearish confirmation—liquidity sweep, displacement and a bearish structure shift.

If those conditions align, I'll look for sells back toward the weak low and potentially lower.

No confirmation = no trade.

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@godspowerdan - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

My ideal scenario from here:

Price retraces toward 0.5860–0.5866.

I then drop into the lower timeframe and look for bearish confirmation—liquidity sweep, displacement and a bearish structure shift.

If those conditions align, I'll look for sells back toward the weak low and potentially lower.

No confirmation = no trade.

One thing trading has taught me:

A market being "low" doesn't mean it has to reverse.

NZDUSD continues to print bearish structure across the timeframes I'm watching.

So instead of trying to catch a bottom, I'll continue respecting the bearish order flow until the market actually changes it.

React > predict.

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@godspowerdan - 1 month ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

One thing trading has taught me:

A market being "low" doesn't mean it has to reverse.

NZDUSD continues to print bearish structure across the timeframes I'm watching.

So instead of trying to catch a bottom, I'll continue respecting the bearish order flow until the market actually changes it.

React > predict.

NZDUSD remains bearish from my perspective.

The 1H structure has already shifted bearish, leaving the major high above protected. Dropping into the 15M, price continues to confirm that narrative through successive bearish BOS.

The latest move has taken another low and created fresh downside liquidity.

Now I don't want to chase the expansion.

I'm waiting for a retracement toward approximately 0.58598–0.58660, where I'll observe price for bearish confirmation.

My sequence is:

Bearish HTF structure → bearish LTF BOS → retracement → POI → confirmation → sell.

The weak low below remains the immediate draw on liquidity.

Until the market invalidates that narrative, I'm staying with the bearish o

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@asuquokelvin - 1 month ago
Quoted - asuquokelvin

I can only see price reclaiming the internal high

Price has failed to Reclaim the highs but do not sell immediately wait for a confirmation in the lower timeframe before you sell

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