Daily analysis and reaction locations [2026.06.15]E-mini S&P 500 FuturesCME_MINI:ES1!pavlusrockulusWith the continuous contract rolling over to the next contract on Monday, there's an important structural consideration heading into this week. The price difference between the current and the next contract will produce a higher price without B-ADJ active — creating a rollover gap that would appear as a structural break and signal a reversal. This is artificial. For structural analysis, the B-ADJ chart should be used to account for the algorithms and transferred institutional positions, and to assess whether the current sub-structure holds over the next two sessions. Once the structural map changes through a genuine break of the swing high or low, B-ADJ is no longer required — the new structure is built within the new contract. A quick note on the setup before the analysis — I've had a few questions recently about which indicators I use and how the chart looks. Starting from this post, all future analysis will be shared using my original chart layout, including the colorings I personally use, replacing the previous standard layout. Let me know if this coloring layout suits you or if you prefer the standard. The indicators are the VWAP on a 1-second calculation, PVP on a 1-day setting, and the SMA on the 5, 21, and 252 day. For open positions, I work exclusively with session volume and VWAP as active indicators. Everything else is used for a quick pre-session check only and is not kept on the chart during the trade. On the volume side, the next contract is currently carrying 964k in volume against 1.76 million on the old contract. Monday should see the main volume shift to the new contract, with Tuesday representing the first full liquidity session post-rollover. Best practice here is to either sit out Monday entirely or confirm the volume has fully shifted before engaging the continuous contract. Looking at the current structure, the internal volume is showing a concentration around the supply at the sub-structure high, which could support a downside continuation. The broader downtrend volume is also showing concentration at this level — though given the rollover process, confirmation is required before treating this as a clean signal. If the sub-structure high holds and price confirms the structural point as still valid, there's a potential trade developing to the downside. A break above the sub-structure high would instead indicate a pullback toward the value-based reaction zone and would mark the sub-structure low as the new swing low reference. Open the chart for the full picture, or zoom out on the preview to see all zones. Trade Idea: I'll be looking for a position from the sub-structure high supply down to the algorithmic reaction zone and the internal value-based reaction zone, with the demand zone as the final target. For confirmation, I'll wait for the internal low to break and look for a pullback toward the supply before entering. Risk reference is the sub-structure high. If the B-ADJ active structure breaks above the sub-structure high, this idea is invalidated and I'll wait for Tuesday to re-evaluate direction and potential trade locations with fresh context after the rollover. Shared for educational purposes only — not financial advice.