Class A ▲ — YM1! 3m | Zero Mind Signals

A Class A ▲ forms after London LO sweep at 50568 in the NYAM killzone. The displacement spans 50543–50715; within it sits a bullish FVG (50577–50603) and a series of iFVGs that mark micro-pullbacks during the sweep sequence. Price has retraced into the lower iFVG zone (50564–50571) following the LONDON LO takeout, presenting a compression before potential continuation. The swing sequence shows ITL at 50508, ITH at 50603, ITL at 50618—a lower high structure broken by the recent Asian LO sweep and immediate London LO touch. The MSS level sits at 50695, well above current price, establishing the directional bias on HTF (60m bullish filter active). What merits observation: the proximity of the active bullish FVG to the displacement bottom, combined with price compressed into a tight iFVG band. Students should track whether price accepts the 50577–50603 FVG as support or continues to fold lower—this distinction determines whether the Class A ▲ represents a reversal anchor or a mere pause within broader liquidation structure.

Price sits 52 points above VWAP with the 20 and 50 EMAs in bullish alignment below price, though the 200 EMA sits above at 50656, creating a mixed stack that suggests intermediate consolidation rather than clean uptrend structure. RSI at 66.18 signals strong momentum without overbought extremes, while MACD shows the line trading above its signal line with a positive histogram of 8.19—both supporting upside conviction. ATR at 35 points reflects moderate volatility for this timeframe. Volume at the firing bar registers 3937 contracts against a 20-bar average of 408, yielding a 9.64× ratio that demonstrates significant participation well above the norm. The combination of price anchored above VWAP, positive MACD momentum, elevated RSI, and exceptional volume conviction suggests accumulation into resistance, though the inversion of the EMA stack warns that commitment to higher levels faces structural headwind near the 200 EMA.

Class A ▲ detected in nyam

ICT perspective

Traditional TA perspective

Setup context