It's Camelot Friday so this group will be quiet. I spend Friday solely concentrating on Camelot and making sure we're preparing for the week ahead.

I'm sharing one of our indicators (Knights indi) for you to use today where you will see the following being tracked:

CHOC
Void/Imbalance (FVG)
Previous weeks/days high/low
Break of structure
Daily Pivot point
S1/2/3/4
R1/2/3/4

MA - 10/20/50

We use this on all TF's together with the other indicators to keep us in track and generate the targets. Hope it helps

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The week ahead on the economic calendar

This is the chart as it stands. I have added the potential range of play, but with the mean being dragged up rather than visited, there is a chance we may get a rejection so we're playing caution at the moment. Low volume expected at the moment

That's where we are at the moment on the 4H. We've rejected above with support holding us below at the 4385-80 level while resistance is on the flip at 4410 very close to the bias level.

Too fast

Evening thought:
 
I gave you the level of attack at 4340, why?
 
Level-to-Level Context: Levels like 4387 and 4406 weren't just random lines, they formed a clear consolidation bracket. The price held between them until the breakdown below 4387 triggered the aggressive drop.
 
Confluence over Single Levels: A single level (like your 4340 target) gains far more validity when combined with structure. Notice how 4340 intersects directly with the lower boundary of the liquidity pool. Price didn't just hit 4340 by accident, it was drawn to the confluence of structural support and liquidity.

Breakouts vs. Retests - The "How" Price action reveals market intent. When 4387 broke, price didn't just crash blindly, it swept through the 4370 liquidity pool, briefly paused/retested around 4350, and continued downward toward support at 4340.

Liquidity Drives the Moves - The top and bottom oval zones "Liquidity Pools" show where orders were resting. The upward expansion targeted top liquidity, our bias level, failed to sustain, and flipped into a full liquidity sweep to the downside.

A single level tells you where price might react, but the surrounding price action boundaries, liquidity pools, and prior consolidation breaks tells you why and how it gets there. 4340 level held significance because it sat right at the intersection floor and a major liquidity target.

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