Market Analysis

One thing I prioritize in my trading is alignment with market structure. EURCHF is showing bearish price action, so I am focusing on sells rather than forcing buys. My target remains the external low.

Entry: 0.92703

SL: 0.92880

TP: 0.91783

My EURCHF bias remains bearish. I am looking for price to continue lower and take out the external low. The idea is to stay patient, follow the structure, and let price action determine whether the setup plays out.

Entry: 0.92703

SL: 0.92880

TP: 0.91783

EURCHF has given me a bearish structure to work with. I am positioned for sells and looking for further downside toward external liquidity. I am not interested in chasing price; I want to follow my plan and manage the risk properly.

Entry: 0.92703

SL: 0.92880

TP: 0.91783

That price level is very high , looking for buys opportunity to that level is more ideal

I am watching USDCHF closely.

On the Daily timeframe, price is reacting from a demand zone, which makes me interested in looking for buys. However, I am not rushing into a position because the recent 1H structure is still bearish.

There is liquidity resting above the recent 1H structure, and I want to see price sweep that liquidity before looking for confirmation to buy.

My plan is simple: let price show its intention before I commit.

Liquidity First, Confirmation Second

USDCHF is at an interesting point.

The Daily timeframe is showing a reaction from demand, but the lower timeframe has not yet confirmed a bullish shift.

I can see liquidity resting above the recent bearish structure on the 1H. I want to see that liquidity taken before looking for a potential buy entry.

I am not interested in guessing the bottom. I want confirmation that buyers are ready to take control.

Here is what I am watching on USDCHF.

The Daily timeframe is reacting from demand, giving me a reason to consider a bullish continuation. However, the 1H structure remains bearish.

My next point of interest is the liquidity resting above the recent 1H structure.

I want price to sweep that liquidity and give me a bullish confirmation before entering buys.

Until then, patience is part of the strategy.

This is why I always pay attention to multiple timeframes.

On USDCHF, the Daily timeframe is reacting from demand, but the 1H structure is still bearish.

Instead of blindly buying because price has reached a higher-timeframe demand zone, I am waiting for the lower timeframe to confirm the bullish narrative.

There is liquidity above the recent 1H structure that I want price to take before I consider entering buys.

The higher timeframe gives me the area of interest. The lower timeframe helps me refine my entry.

USDCHF is approaching an important decision point.

The Daily demand zone is holding for now, but the recent 1H price action remains bearish.

I can see liquidity resting above the recent structure, and that is what I am watching next.

I want to see price take that liquidity and show a clear bullish shift before positioning for buys.

I would rather wait for confirmation than enter too early and watch price move against me.

My USDCHF bias is developing around the Daily demand zone.

Price is reacting from that area, but I still need the 1H timeframe to support the bullish idea.

The recent 1H structure is bearish, with liquidity resting above it. My plan is to wait for price to sweep that liquidity and then look for a bullish structure shift.

I am not treating the Daily demand reaction as an automatic buy signal. I want the lower timeframe to confirm my entry.

USDCHF is on my watchlist.

The Daily timeframe is reacting from demand, but the 1H structure has not yet shifted bullish.

There is liquidity resting above the recent 1H structure, and I want to see how price interacts with that area.

A sweep followed by a clear bullish shift could provide the confirmation I need to look for buys.

Until that happens, I am staying patient and letting price action guide my decisions.

My USDCHF analysis is based on two things.

The Daily timeframe gives me the higher-timeframe context, with price reacting from demand.

The 1H timeframe shows that the recent structure is still bearish, so I am waiting for additional confirmation.

Liquidity is resting above that structure. My plan is to watch for a sweep, followed by a bullish shift, before considering a buy.

I want both timeframes to support the trade rather than forcing an entry based on one signal.

I am monitoring USDCHF for a potential buy setup.

The Daily demand zone is interesting, but the 1H structure remains bearish. For that reason, I am not entering buys just because price is reacting from demand.

I want price to take the liquidity resting above the recent 1H structure. After that, I will look for a bullish shift and a suitable entry opportunity.

The idea is to align the higher-timeframe demand with lower-timeframe confirmation.

I am watching USDCHF closely.

On the Daily timeframe, price is reacting from a demand zone, which makes me interested in looking for buys. However, I am not rushing into a position because the recent 1H structure is still bearish.

There is liquidity resting above the recent 1H structure, and I want to see price sweep that liquidity before looking for confirmation to buy.

My plan is simple: let price show its intention before I commit.

I am staying bearish on EURCHF because the recent structure supports my selling bias. My focus is on continuation toward the external low, and I will let the market decide whether my target gets reached. Structure first, execution second, risk management always.

Entry: 0.92703

SL: 0.92880

TP: 0.91783

Then you have to watch for internal liquidity when price gets to your poi

I am watching USDCHF closely.

On the Daily timeframe, price is reacting from a demand zone, which makes me interested in looking for buys. However, I am not rushing into a position because the recent 1H structure is still bearish.

There is liquidity resting above the recent 1H structure, and I want to see price sweep that liquidity before looking for confirmation to buy.

My plan is simple: let price show its intention before I commit.

Did it play out today or will likely be next week?