1-Minute Scalping Setup Choose 1min. time frame1️⃣ Overall Context:
This is a 1-minute timeframe, meaning it’s designed for very short-term, fast-paced trades (scalping). This setup focuses on catching quick moves with tight stops and relatively small targets.
2️⃣ Key Elements on the Chart:
C-GP % 60% Pullback Area
🔹 This is marked as a key retracement zone where price is expected to pull back after a down move. Traders often use this area (around 60%–65% of the previous move) as a potential sell area in a bearish trend.
Supply Zone (Red Box)
🔹 This zone marks a recent resistance area where sellers may step in to push price lower. Typically, scalpers look to enter short trades here, expecting price to reject this area.
Yellow Zig-Zag Lines
🔹 These represent expected price movements—essentially a bearish wave structure forecasting lower lows.
Green Rectangle (TP area)
🔹 This is the target zone for the short trade, aligned with a previous support area and market structure.
White Horizontal Lines
🔹 These lines at the bottom highlight the ultimate target, marking previous support levels where price might react or bounce.
3️⃣ Analysis Breakdown:
🔸 Left Side (First Chart):
Price has moved up into the 60% pullback area (C-GP) after a bearish move, where it might find resistance and reverse.
The red zone is identified as the supply zone where sellers could step in.
🔸 Middle (Second & Third Charts):
Price reacts from the supply zone, starts dropping, and creates a lower high structure, indicating bearish momentum.
There’s an expected break and retest: price is projected to drop, then retrace back up to the highlighted small resistance before continuing the move downward.
🔸 Right Side (Fourth Chart):
The trade plan shows an entry near the supply zone, with a stop loss just above it (in the red box).
The take profit (TP) is marked at the lower green area near 3,336–3,335 USD.
4️⃣ Strategy Summary:
✅ Sell Plan:
Enter a short trade after price hits the supply zone (red box) near the 60% pullback area.
Watch for price action confirmation (like rejection candles or break of structure).
Place stop loss above the supply zone to protect against false breakouts.
Target the green area marked at 3,336–3,335 USD for your exit.
🔑 Conclusion:
This is a classic scalping setup, using a Fibonacci-based pullback (60% area) to identify an entry zone. The structure suggests a lower high, lower low pattern—perfect for a quick short trade with tight risk. The key is waiting for price confirmation before entering (like a bearish engulfing candle or momentum break).
