Class A ▲ — MYM1! 5m | Zero Mind Signals

A Class A ▲ displacement forms after the PDL sweep at 49325, with price driving into 49494 and establishing a new ITH at 49687. The swing context shows compression between the ITL at 49345 and the previous ITH at 49544, followed by a clean break higher into fresh territory. Within the displacement, multiple iFVGs sit unmitigated: the bear iFVG between 49368–49411 and the bear iFVG between 49321–49340 both remain open, creating internal liquidity pockets that price has moved past without filling. A bullish FVG printed between 49362–49385, now sitting deep inside the displacement and unfilled. The most recent iFVG at 49400–49417 (bear) formed during London Open—the active killzone—as price was still in its impulsive phase upward. The observation here: when a fresh Class A displacement carries multiple unmitigated iFVGs beneath the impulse candles, those pockets often become magnets for liquidity sweeps or retracement fills during the next structural pullback. Students should note how the compression into the ITL, followed by the MSS break at 49472, telegraphed the willingness to displace higher—a textbook setup for swing continuation once the daily bias aligns.

Price sits 77 points above VWAP with the 20 and 50 EMAs aligned bullishly below current levels, though the 200 EMA sits above price—creating mixed directional structure. RSI at 69.33 reflects strong momentum without yet reaching overbought territory. MACD line trades 6.63 points above its signal line with positive histogram expansion, confirming upside conviction. Volume at 310 contracts is 3.45× the 20-bar average, signaling heavy participation at this level. ATR at 26.72 points reflects typical volatility for the timeframe. The combination of price elevation above near-term moving averages, MACD positive divergence, and above-average volume suggests sustained directional pressure, though the proximity of price to the 200 EMA overhead introduces structural resistance that merits observation as the move develops.

Class A ▲ detected in london_open

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