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

A bull Class A structure forms after consecutive sweeps through Asian and London session liquidity, with the most recent ASIAN LO sweep at 7537.75 followed by a LONDON HI sweep at 7551.25. The displacement runs from 7536.75 to 7547.5, establishing an upside bias within the London Session Killzone. Price presently sits near the MSS level of 7545.5, which marks the last swing high before the final displacement cycle. Inside the displacement sits a freshly-formed bull FVG (7541.5–7544) that printed during the Asian LO sweep recovery. Two prior iFVGs (7545–7545.25 and 7543.25–7543.5) remain unmitigated above current price, representing residual premium. The swing sequence from the session shows ITH at 7570, ITL at 7517, ITH at 7548.75, then a new ITH at 7570—a higher structure overall. What to observe: after consecutive liquidity sweeps and a fresh bull FVG inside displacement, the setup presents opportunity to watch whether price uses the unmitigated iFVGs above as a resistance node or continues displacing upward. Students should note how the MSS aligns with the prior swing high—a confluence point typical before either reversal structure or continuation.

Price sits 5 points above VWAP with all three EMAs stacked in bullish alignment—the 20, 50, and 200 progressively lower—establishing uptrend structure. RSI at 59.84 reflects strong momentum without overbought extremes, leaving room for continuation. MACD line trades above its signal at 0.90 versus 0.74, with a positive histogram of 0.15, confirming directional conviction in the momentum oscillator. Volume at 1797 contracts slightly above the 20-bar average of 1725, a 1.04 ratio—present but not expansive, suggesting measured participation rather than climactic buying. ATR at 4.11 points remains moderate for the timeframe. The confluence of stacked EMAs, VWAP support underneath, and aligned momentum indicators presents a coherent uptrend posture with no divergence signals between price and oscillators.

Class A ▲ detected in london_sb

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