Market Analysis

US30 sells are active. Price traded into my supply zone, but I didn't rush into the trade. I wanted to see how price would react first.

Once I started seeing rejection from the supply, I entered manually. My target is the external lows, where I'm expecting price to seek liquidity.

Entry: 52,114.1

SL: 52,360.7

TP: 50,552.7

I believe in waiting for confirmation at my point of interest rather than entering blindly. Patience is part of my strategy.

My US30 sell idea was based on price reaching the supply zone. Instead of entering immediately, I waited for the market to show signs of rejection.

As price began rejecting the zone, I took the manual entry. I'm now targeting the external lows while following the bearish scenario marked on my chart.

Entry: 52,114.1

SL: 52,360.7

TP: 50,552.7

I don't just want price to reach my zone. I want to see how it reacts when it gets there.

US30 traded into supply, and I remained patient. I didn't want to sell simply because price had reached my point of interest.

I waited for rejection to develop before entering manually. The plan is to target the external lows and allow the market to determine whether the setup plays out.

Entry: 52,114.1

SL: 52,360.7

TP: 50,552.7

My focus is on executing my plan, managing risk, and avoiding unnecessary entries.

I'm looking for bearish continuation on US30. Price reached the supply zone, but I waited for rejection instead of entering immediately.

When the rejection started to appear, I executed my sell manually. My target remains the external lows below the current price.

Entry: 52,114.1

SL: 52,360.7

TP: 50,552.7

For me, identifying a zone is only one part of the process. Waiting for a reaction before executing is just as important.

My US30 sell setup is built around the reaction from supply. Price traded into the zone, and I waited patiently for rejection before taking my manual entry.

I'm targeting the external lows, with the expectation that price could move lower to seek liquidity.

Entry: 52,114.1

SL: 52,360.7

TP: 50,552.7

I won't assume the move is guaranteed. I'll follow the price action and manage the trade according to my plan.

Post 6: I Didn't Chase the Entry

US30 reached my supply zone, but I didn't enter immediately. I wanted the market to give me a reason to sell.

After price started rejecting the zone, I entered manually. My target is the external lows, and I'll be watching how price behaves as the trade develops.

Entry: 52,114.1

SL: 52,360.7

TP: 50,552.7

One thing I'm learning as a trader is that being patient can be just as important as finding a good setup.

My US30 analysis pointed me toward a sell from supply. When price finally reached the zone, I waited instead of jumping into the trade.

The rejection gave me the opportunity I was looking for, so I entered manually. I'm now targeting the external lows.

Entry: 52,114.1

SL: 52,360.7

TP: 50,552.7

I want my entries to be based on price action and confirmation, not emotions or the fear of missing a move.

US30 is presenting a potential bearish opportunity from supply. Price entered the zone, and I waited to see whether sellers would respond.

Once rejection began to develop, I took the sell manually. My target is the external lows, and I'll continue monitoring the structure for signs of bearish continuation.

Entry: 52,114.1

SL: 52,360.7

TP: 50,552.7

I have my plan in place. Now it's about managing the position and allowing price to do its thing.

I didn't sell US30 simply because price entered supply. I waited for the market to show rejection before committing to the trade.

That reaction gave me the confidence to execute manually. My objective is to target the external lows while respecting my stop-loss and overall trade plan.

Entry: 52,114.1

SL: 52,360.7

TP: 50,552.7

I want to remain disciplined and let the setup play out without making emotional decisions.

US30 sells are active. Price traded into my supply zone, but I didn't rush into the trade. I wanted to see how price would react first.

Once I started seeing rejection from the supply, I entered manually. My target is the external lows, where I'm expecting price to seek liquidity.

Entry: 52,114.1

SL: 52,360.7

TP: 50,552.7

I believe in waiting for confirmation at my point of interest rather than entering blindly. Patience is part of my strategy.

I'm bullish on US30.
I went long in London session.
Entry: 51674
SL: 51344
I'm waiting for the 4hr candle close by 6pm and exit confirmation to decide if it should keep holding or take profit but I'm expecting it to continue after the retracement from the supply zone.

I'm bearish and I'm triggered

Alright then.
The sells are valid, and will possibly last till it reaches the internal support zone at 51955-52,000 then make a rebound and continue the bullish rally.
But if it flips the zone to a resistance and invalidates the trend support as well, then I'll expect the bearish momentum to increase further to the downside and possibly close out my positions (Entry-51674, SL-51344).