Class A ▲ — MYM1! 3m | Zero Mind Signals

A Class A ▲ forms after the sweep of Asian Hi (50545), with price constructing an ITH at 50563—the MSS level itself. The displacement runs 50463 to 50569, establishing the range in which multiple iFVGs have been printed during the London Open killzone. The primary FVG (50525–50534) sits within the upper half of displacement and remains unmitigated; a second bullish FVG (50516–50519) also persists lower. The swing sequence shows ITH → ITL → ITH → ITH, confirming the structure is building higher lows after liquidity sweep. HTF bias on the 60-minute shows bearish, while the 15 and 30 remain bullish, creating a tactical conflict. The setup presents a momentum void—price has absorbed the iFVGs below and now sits above the MSS, which typically marks a transition zone. For methodology students: when a Class A follows a high sweep and price holds above the displacement top while HTF bias disagrees, the next move often depends on whether price can hold the unmitigated bull FVGs as support or whether the bearish 60-minute bias reasserts through a secondary sweep lower.

Price sits 66 points above VWAP with the full EMA stack aligned bullish—20, 50, and 200 all stacked and positioned below the close. RSI at 66.53 reflects strong momentum without yet entering overbought territory. MACD line trades 4.98 points above its signal line with a positive histogram expanding, confirming upside momentum continuation. Volume at 263 contracts registers 3.31× the 20-bar average, indicating conviction behind the move. ATR at 18.51 points reflects moderate volatility—typical for this timeframe and consistent with trending conditions. The combination of price above all key moving averages, positive momentum divergence on MACD, RSI in the strong zone, and above-average volume suggests the structure is intact for continued upward momentum. No sign of momentum compression or trend breakdown at the bar level.

Class A ▲ detected in london_open

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