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I’m looking at ETH/USDT with a top-down view, but in this specific scenario my goal is to **trade long inside a broader bearish context**, riding the corrective move up into the higher supply POI (H4 FVG).
On H4 and H1, price has been in a clear downtrend after a strong bearish displacement from a major supply area, so the macro bias is still bearish. However, after that move, price has moved into **discount territory**, near daily demand levels, and is starting to show signs of seller exhaustion.
On M5, the market formed a sequence of lower highs (descending trendline) until it printed a **liquidity sweep** below the previous low around **3.09x–3.10x**, taking out stops in that region. That sweep was quickly rejected, showing absorption of selling and fresh buying interest. From here, my plan is not to short the continuation, but to **participate in the bullish pullback** that can push price up into the next institutional supply zone.
The idea is: I wait for a clear **break of structure to the upside (BoS)** on the intraday chart, breaking the last corrective high. After that BoS, I look for long entries on the **pullback into discount of the new bullish leg**, between the **0.62–0.79 Fibonacci retracements**, roughly around **3.14x–3.16x**. This zone aligns with the “Liquidity Grab + BoS + Retest” pattern projected on the chart.
**Trade idea (long):**
* **Direction:** LONG (buying the corrective move).
* **Entry zone:** around **3.14x–3.16x**, after a confirmed BoS, targeting a deep pullback of the new bullish leg.
* **Stop loss:** below the liquidity-grab low, around **3.09x**, which invalidates the setup if price trades back below that area.
* **Take-profit targets:**
* **TP1:** the **bearish order block** marked on M5, around **3.20x–3.21x**, where I expect the first reaction from supply and partial profit.
* **TP2 (main target):** the higher **H4 supply / FVG** area around **3.33x–3.35x**, where price returns to “expensive” territory in the macro context.
The logic is straightforward: **buy in discount after a liquidity sweep**, ride the corrective leg up into a clear institutional supply zone, and only then consider switching back to a bearish bias. Risk is clearly defined below the swept low, and profit targets are aligned with the intraday bearish OB (TP1) and the higher H4 FVG POI (TP2), making the trade idea easy to understand for any reader.
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I’m looking at ETH/USDT with a top-down view, but in this specific scenario my goal is to **trade long inside a broader bearish context**, riding the corrective move up into the higher supply POI (H4 FVG).
On H4 and H1, price has been in a clear downtrend after a strong bearish displacement from a major supply area, so the macro bias is still bearish. However, after that move, price has moved into **discount territory**, near daily demand levels, and is starting to show signs of seller exhaustion.
On M5, the market formed a sequence of lower highs (descending trendline) until it printed a **liquidity sweep** below the previous low around **3.09x–3.10x**, taking out stops in that region. That sweep was quickly rejected, showing absorption of selling and fresh buying interest. From here, my plan is not to short the continuation, but to **participate in the bullish pullback** that can push price up into the next institutional supply zone.
The idea is: I wait for a clear **break of structure to the upside (BoS)** on the intraday chart, breaking the last corrective high. After that BoS, I look for long entries on the **pullback into discount of the new bullish leg**, between the **0.62–0.79 Fibonacci retracements**, roughly around **3.14x–3.16x**. This zone aligns with the “Liquidity Grab + BoS + Retest” pattern projected on the chart.
**Trade idea (long):**
* **Direction:** LONG (buying the corrective move).
* **Entry zone:** around **3.14x–3.16x**, after a confirmed BoS, targeting a deep pullback of the new bullish leg.
* **Stop loss:** below the liquidity-grab low, around **3.09x**, which invalidates the setup if price trades back below that area.
* **Take-profit targets:**
* **TP1:** the **bearish order block** marked on M5, around **3.20x–3.21x**, where I expect the first reaction from supply and partial profit.
* **TP2 (main target):** the higher **H4 supply / FVG** area around **3.33x–3.35x**, where price returns to “expensive” territory in the macro context.
The logic is straightforward: **buy in discount after a liquidity sweep**, ride the corrective leg up into a clear institutional supply zone, and only then consider switching back to a bearish bias. Risk is clearly defined below the swept low, and profit targets are aligned with the intraday bearish OB (TP1) and the higher H4 FVG POI (TP2), making the trade idea easy to understand for any reader.
Penafian
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Penafian
Maklumat dan penerbitan adalah tidak bertujuan, dan tidak membentuk, nasihat atau cadangan kewangan, pelaburan, dagangan atau jenis lain yang diberikan atau disahkan oleh TradingView. Baca lebih dalam Terma Penggunaan.