Market Analysis

Selling EURCHF from supply.

I’m looking for rejection from the marked zone and continuation toward the downside liquidity.

SELL: 0.93316

SL: 0.93398

TP: 0.92953

EURCHF bears are watching supply. 🎯

No need to chase the move. I want price to respect the supply zone and deliver toward the strong low.

Entry: 0.93316

Stop: 0.93398

Target: 0.92953

Clean EURCHF short idea. 📉

Supply overhead + downside liquidity below = the setup I’m interested in.

Entry: 0.93316

SL: 0.93398

TP: 0.92953

EURCHF sell plan:

Wait for the supply zone to hold, then target the strong low. Risk is clearly defined.

Entry @ 0.93316

Sl @ 0.93398

Tp @ 0.92953

The entry is at supply, not in the middle of the range. If sellers defend the zone, the next objective is 0.92953.

SELL: 0.93316

SL: 0.93398

TP: 0.92953

I’m positioning for a bearish move from supply with approximately 1:4.4 R:R.

Entry: 0.93316

Invalidation: 0.93398

TP: 0.92953

Supply is the decision point.

If EURCHF rejects this zone, I’ll stay with the sellers and target the strong low.

Entry: 0.93316

SL: 0.93398

TP: 0.92953

I’m not chasing price lower. The plan is to sell from the retracement into supply and let the market reach the external low.

Entry: 0.93316

SL: 0.93398

TP: 0.92953

Simple EURCHF bearish plan.

Price trades into supply → sellers defend → continuation lower → target the strong low.

SELL: 0.93316

SL: 0.93398

TP: 0.92953

📉 Defined risk. Clear target. No FOMO.

Eurchf sell hasn't given a good reaction, it is trading inside the order block level, a rejection from the order block and a break below a key structure level will give rise to more sells but an acceptance above the order block level will give more buying opportunities

NZDUSD is starting to reject from supply. I’m looking for the key level to give me the short entry.

Entry: 0.56123

SL: 0.56181

TP: 0.55804

The objective is the weak low. Patience for the level.

Supply is beginning to hold on NZDUSD.

Instead of chasing the move lower, I want price back at the key level for my sell.

Sell: 0.56123

SL: 0.56181

TP: 0.55804

Clean setup, defined risk. 📉

NZDUSD sell idea:

Price has reacted from supply and sellers are beginning to show control.

I’m targeting the weak low below.

Entry — 0.56123

Invalidation — 0.56181

Target — 0.55804

Let price come to the entry.

The weak low is still sitting below price, and that’s my draw.

Supply is starting to hold, so I’m positioning for a move lower from the key level.

Entry: 0.56123

SL: 0.56181

TP: 0.55804

No chase. No FOMO.

NZDUSD is giving me the location I want.

Supply has started rejecting price, and the next objective is the external weak low.

📉 SELL @ 0.56123

🛑 SL: 0.56181

🎯 TP: 0.55804

Risk is defined before execution.

I’m watching NZDUSD for a retracement into 0.56123.

If supply continues to hold, that level is where I want to join the bearish move.

Entry: 0.56123

Stop: 0.56181

Target: 0.55804

The weak low is the destination. 🎯

NZDUSD sellers are beginning to defend the supply zone.

My plan is straightforward:

➡️ Wait for 0.56123

➡️ Sell from the key level

➡️ Invalidate above 0.56181

➡️ Target 0.55804

I’m trading the structure, not the emotion.

There is no reason to chase NZDUSD after the initial rejection.

I want the retracement into the key level and then continuation toward the weak low.

Entry: 0.56123

SL: 0.56181

TP: 0.55804

Simple execution plan.

Supply is beginning to do its job.

If NZDUSD retraces into 0.56123, I’m looking for sellers to step back in.

Sell: 0.56123

SL: 0.56181

TP: 0.55804

The setup is built around the weak low being taken. 📉

NZDUSD bearish setup locked in. 🔴

Price is reacting from supply and I’m waiting for the key level to give me the entry.

Entry: 0.56123

SL: 0.56181

TP: 0.55804

Supply holds → sellers continue → weak low becomes the target.

Plan the trade. Let price execute it.