Class A ▼ — SI1! 30m | Zero Mind Signals

A Class ▼ displacement forms after successive London session sweeps—Asian low at 77.64, London low at 77.635 (MSS level), and London high at 78.6. The displacement spans 77.25 to 78.84, enclosing a bear FVG (78.00–78.26) that printed into the London killzone. Two iFVGs sit nested within: one at 77.97–77.995 (early London) and a second at 78.135–78.385 (mid-London through early New York). The swing structure shows an ITH at 76.83, ITL at 75.265, ITH at 79.25, and ITL at 75.575—a lower-timeframe continuation pattern that broke below the most recent ITL. The bear FVG now rests above the displaced low, unfilled, while price sits in a demand void created by the sweep sequence. A student observing this setup should note the relationship between the iFVG inside the displacement and the MSS level: when liquidity sweeps occur at extremes, the nested imbalances within the displacement often mark efficiency zones for a subsequent continuation move.

Price sits 0.76 points below VWAP at 77.36, with the EMA 20 and 50 both marginally above price, while the 200 EMA anchors below—a mixed stack reflecting directional uncertainty. RSI at 36.05 signals weak momentum in oversold territory, and MACD confirms the weakness: the line trades below its signal at -0.05 versus 0.06, with the histogram deeply negative at -0.11. Volume at 638 contracts represents 1.89x the 20-bar average, indicating elevated participation into this softer momentum phase. ATR at 0.41 reflects modest volatility typical for this timeframe. The combination of sub-VWAP price action, depressed RSI, and negative MACD histogram suggests momentum has rolled over, though the proximity of the 200 EMA below price and the volume surge into weakness merit observation for potential reversal structure.

Class A ▼ detected in asian

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