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

A Class A bullish displacement forms after the sweep of the PDH at 7613.75 and subsequent NDOG structure into London Open. The displacement spans 7571.75 to 7616, with the most recent FVG (bull) at 7598.75–7602.5 sitting unmitigated inside the upper half of the move. Price currently holds near the MSS level at 7608.5, which itself was swept during the Asian session high run. The swing sequence shows two ITLs bracketing an ITH: the structure broke the first ITL at 7593.25, ran the ITH at 7610.75, swept back through the second ITL at 7592.25, and subsequently rotated lower to 7556.5. The current price action sits well above that lowest ITL, with multiple iFVGs (bear) in the 7583–7600 band now compressed beneath the active bull FVG. The cash killzone framing applies; all major liquidity pools (PDH, Asian highs/lows, London highs/lows) have been cleared. A student observing this setup should note how the MSS, once liquidity source, now becomes a reference for rebalancing—watch whether price respects it as support or penetrates into the compressed bear FVGs below.

Price sits 9.51 points above VWAP with the EMA 20 and 50 nested below, anchoring short-term upside structure, though the EMA 200 at 7589.92 remains the deeper floor. RSI at 59.92 reflects strong momentum without overbought extremes, preserving room for continuation. MACD line sits above its signal at –1.86 versus –3.02, and the histogram registers positive at 1.16, signaling momentum expansion despite both lines remaining in negative territory—a constructive divergence. ATR at 10.68 points indicates subdued volatility relative to typical ranges for this timeframe. Volume at the firing bar trails the 20-bar average at a 0.82 ratio, suggesting average conviction rather than aggressive accumulation. The stack's mixed geometry and proximity of price to VWAP indicate a consolidation lean, with momentum indicators showing minor bullish tilt but lacking the aggression of a high-volume breakout impulse.

Class A ▲ detected in cash

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