Coming into this week, we maintained a very clear bullish directional bias that we identified last week in our analysis. We do not expect this bias to change suddenly. You can see in our chart that we have a straightforward idea, which is a continuation of the trend from the similar trajectory we established last week. However, if the price sells off, giving us a significant pullback within the higher time frame range, it could change the outlook. If we take out the low marked on our chart, it will indicate a higher probability of a move toward lower prices, taking us down into the higher time frame area of demand.

We’ve only marked one order block within our current range because it’s the only one available. Any other order blocks on the sell side will need to be created before we can consider them, which is why they are not included in this week’s analysis. Overall, our bias is long, and we’re looking for an interaction with either the established trajectory or the area of demand just below it. If we break down out of this range, we’ll look for lower prices, and our bias will shift to short-term bearish. However, our daily time frame still shows a clear bullish momentum, and we aim to follow this.

Trade safely, stick to your risk management, and always follow your plan.
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