Break of Structure (BOS): There's a clear "BOS" labeled, indicating that the price has broken above a previous lower high. This is typically interpreted as a shift from a short-term downtrend (or consolidation) to an uptrend (or a structural move higher).
Order Block (OB): An "OB" (Order Block) is highlighted. This is a zone where a significant number of buy orders are believed to have been placed, making it a potential support area where price might retrace before moving higher.
Sell-Side Liquidity (BOS/$$$): The areas labeled "$$$" above the recent high represent liquidity. These are points where stop-loss orders from short sellers or pending sell orders are clustered, making them attractive targets for institutional traders to drive the price toward, often causing a quick move through that level.
Bearish Divergence (SMT): The "SMT" (Smart Money Technique) is marked, which often refers to a divergence between two correlated assets (like Gold and a US Dollar index) or a specific pattern where the low of one asset failed to reach the low of another, suggesting institutional manipulation or a short-term reversal (in this case, preceding the BOS).
Projected Move: The arrows illustrate a common trading hypothesis: the price is expected to retrace to the Order Block (OB), find support there, and then rally to take out the Sell-Side Liquidity ($$$) above the previous highs.
Order Block (OB): An "OB" (Order Block) is highlighted. This is a zone where a significant number of buy orders are believed to have been placed, making it a potential support area where price might retrace before moving higher.
Sell-Side Liquidity (BOS/$$$): The areas labeled "$$$" above the recent high represent liquidity. These are points where stop-loss orders from short sellers or pending sell orders are clustered, making them attractive targets for institutional traders to drive the price toward, often causing a quick move through that level.
Bearish Divergence (SMT): The "SMT" (Smart Money Technique) is marked, which often refers to a divergence between two correlated assets (like Gold and a US Dollar index) or a specific pattern where the low of one asset failed to reach the low of another, suggesting institutional manipulation or a short-term reversal (in this case, preceding the BOS).
Projected Move: The arrows illustrate a common trading hypothesis: the price is expected to retrace to the Order Block (OB), find support there, and then rally to take out the Sell-Side Liquidity ($$$) above the previous highs.
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