EDUCATIONAL -TRADING NFP TOMORROW Euro/US DollarFX:EURUSDenwemadufranklyn1989Here’s a clear, professional analysis of the chart EUR/USD. I’ll break it down into market structure, liquidity, zones, and likely scenarios based on the current price action visible. --- ✅ Professional EUR/USD Chart Analysis 1. Overall Market Structure The chart is currently showing a short-term bullish retracement inside a larger bearish structure. Price has been moving from a recent low upward, but each bullish leg still respects the broader descending structure (lower highs remain intact). This means bulls are active intraday, but macro bias is still bearish unless the major high is broken. --- ✅ 2. Key Liquidity Zones A. Liquidity Above You have liquidity resting above: Prior swing high Equal-highs region Thin wick area where institutions likely left orders This is the “buy-side liquidity” zone where: Market makers may push price up to grab stops Fully mitigate a nearby supply zone before reversing --- B. Liquidity Below Below current price: There is a clean sell-side liquidity pool Multiple untapped lows A large inefficiency/FVG sitting below This means that if price grabs the upside liquidity, there is strong reason for a reversal downward. --- ✅ 3. Institutional Zones to Watch Main Institutional Supply Zone (Primary Sell Zone) The large supply block above current price is the main institutional sell zone. Price has not mitigated it yet. This is the zone that institutions will likely use to: Close premium buy positions Open discounted sell positions Trigger a reversal Expect strong reaction there. --- Mitigation Zone Lower There is a smaller mitigation zone just before the main supply. Price may react mildly here, but the true turning point is above, at the major supply. --- ✅ 4. Volume & Candle Anatomy You have increasing bullish momentum candles (medium-body green candles) showing engineered liquidity—they push price into an intended target rather than starting a true trend. No strong imbalance yet on the downside—this implies they plan to create one after hitting the supply. This further confirms up first, then down. --- ✅ 5. Expected Price Behavior 🔹 Scenario 1 (Most Likely): Sweep High → Sell Off 1. Price climbs into: Mitigation zone and Main institutional supply zone 2. Sweeps liquidity above the highs 3. Strong bearish rejection wick 4. Selloff down into: Sell-side liquidity The demand zone below fair value gaps on the lower levels This is the textbook smart-money move. --- 🔹 Scenario 2 (Less Likely): Immediate Drop This only happens if: A major news release hits unexpectedly Liquidity providers already accumulated enough positions But the chart currently shows not enough liquidity collected above, so drop from here is less probable. --- 📌 Conclusion Bias: 🔼 Short-term bullish (to grab liquidity) 🔽 Medium-term bearish (after tapping institutional supply) What price wants to do: 👉 Go up, sweep the highs, mitigate supply, then drop sharply This matches the typical pre-NFP behavior where markets engineer stops before the real move.