Following the massive sell-off during the three session on Thursday, the market has shifted from a steady uptrend into a sharp bearish structure. The recent price action broke below key support levels, creating potential for a bearish continuation but also signalling possible accumulation near current lows.
The chart structure appears to show elements of a Wyckoff schematic:
Preliminary Support (PS): Buyers began stepping in as the initial drop slowed, likely absorbing sell orders.
Selling Climax (SC): A large impulse to the downside marked the lowest point of intense selling, followed by a relief rally.
Automatic Rally (AR): A quick upside reaction, suggesting that demand re-entered the market.
Secondary Test (ST): Price retested near the SC level, confirming it as a key area of interest.
Resistance: $2,700: Psychological level and potential midpoint for further bearish movements.
Support: $2,680: The current low and possible accumulation area and further down at $2,650 we'll find lower support area.
Bearish Case: If price fails to reclaim the $2,700 level and shows signs of distribution (e.g., liquidity sweeps or bearish order blocks near resistance zones), a continuation to the downside could target $2,650 or even lower.
Bullish Case: Evidence of accumulation (e.g., higher lows forming or Wyckoff Spring behaviour near $2,680) could signal the start of a recovery rally back toward $2,700 or higher into the $2,725 range.
For the Asia Open: Monitor the $2,680 zone for signs of demand accumulation. Look for a Wyckoff Spring setup or a sweep of liquidity followed by a market structure shift (MSS) on M1.
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