Daily analysis and reaction locations [2026.06.08]E-mini S&P 500 FuturesCME_MINI:ES1!pavlusrockulusThe previous Friday session broke structure toward the swing low and closed inside the demand zone, leaving that level as the primary reference point heading into this week. I'll be monitoring how price reacts at the swing low demand and whether the swing range volume begins distributing toward the demand zone. A break below the swing low would shift the mid-term direction toward the market swing value-based reaction zone, where I'd expect the next meaningful directional shift to develop. Until that level is broken, my bias remains up. For upside targets, I'm watching the supply zone, the value-based reaction zone at supply, and the algorithmic reaction zone — though with limited reference points available at this stage, targets will become clearer as the session develops. Rollover week adds an additional layer of complexity, so patience and selectivity remain key throughout. Looking further ahead, if the swing low holds I'd expect a new sub-structure to build over the coming sessions, providing fresh reference levels to work with. If the swing low breaks, the bias shifts toward the downside until the market swing value-based reaction zone is reached. Open the chart for the full picture, or zoom out on the preview to see all zones. Trade Idea: I'll be looking for an entry inside the demand zone, attempting to catch the first initial move from this level. Risk reference is the swing low. For confirmation, I'll be looking for some form of structure building, with a preference for volume distribution — though I expect meaningful volume distribution to develop around the London and RTH sessions. For any pre-market entries, session volume will serve as the primary confirmation tool. If no clean sign or confirmation presents itself, I'll sit out Monday's session and reassess for Tuesday, by which point price should be offering clearer structural clues. Shared for educational purposes only — not financial advice.