Class A ▲ — MES1! 15m | Zero Mind Signals

A bullish Class A displacement forms after the Asian session sweep of the low at 7734, with price now sitting at 7748.5 on the 15m. The displacement runs 7734–7744.25, containing a tight FVG (7737–7738) that filled during the London open killzone—a session characterized by aggressive liquidity sweep of both PM and Asian reference points. The MSS sits at 7742.75, establishing a structural midpoint between the displacement boundaries. Prior swing sequence shows a series of corrective lows (ITL at 7720.75, 7721.75, 7713.25) leading into this displacement, suggesting a consolidation break pattern. Price has now moved above the MSS and is approaching the prior high observation at 7748.5. The bullish bias holds across the 15m, 30m, and 60m timeframes. A student observing this setup should note how the FVG sits *within* the displacement rather than below it—this placement means any return into that zone would represent intra-displacement retracement rather than a fresh fill, an important distinction for understanding potential support behavior on continuation moves.

Price sits 3.74 points above VWAP with the close at 7743.50, and the EMA stack remains ordered bullishly—20 above 50 above 200—though the 200 sits just 1.66 below current levels, signaling shallow separation. RSI at 57.80 reflects strong momentum without overbought extremes, leaving room for continuation. MACD line trades 0.24 above signal with a positive histogram, confirming upside conviction. Volume at 1814 contracts slightly relative to the 20-bar average of 1685 (1.08 ratio), suggesting moderate rather than expansive participation in this move. ATR at 4.70 reflects contained volatility typical for this timeframe. The setup reads as a consolidation within an uptrend—momentum intact, price anchored above key moving averages, and MACD in alignment—though the modest volume and compressed EMA spacing indicate the structure lacks the separation or intensity that would signal aggressive trending conviction.

Class A ▲ detected in london_open

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