Class A ▲ — YM1! 15m | Zero Mind Signals

A bullish Class A displacement forms after the PDL sweep at 49324, with price rallying into the London Open killzone. The swing sequence presents an ITL at 49598 (prior session), compressed into a fresh ITL at 49324, followed by ITH rejection at 49845—classic compression before directional commitment. The bull MSS sits at 49472, now functioning as a reference level within the displacement (49294–49493). A bullish FVG (49416–49432) printed during the early London session as price rejected lower iFVGs, creating a clean imbalance above the recent structure. Multiple bear iFVGs stacked beneath (49359–49407, 49408–49427) remain unfilled, establishing a mitigation floor. The PWL (previous week's low) at 49397 sits just below the active bullish FVG, creating confluence with the sweep logic. A student observing this setup should note how successive iFVG rejections—each one failing to fill the prior—often precede a clean displacement when the intermediate structure breaks. The London killzone entry window and the unmitigated bear imbalances below present asymmetry: upside has defined displacement limits, while downside carries liquidity pools that remain unswept.

Price sits 73 points above VWAP with the 20 and 50 EMAs aligned bullishly below, though the 200 EMA remains 90 points overhead—a mixed stack reflecting intermediate upside against longer-term resistance. RSI at 60.79 signals strong momentum without yet entering overbought territory, while MACD's line trading 16 points above its signal line and histogram at +16.43 confirms positive momentum acceleration. Volume at 559 contracts runs 2.17x the 20-bar average, indicating conviction behind the move. ATR at 48 points reflects elevated but not extreme volatility for the timeframe. The setup presents a short-term bullish lean with momentum still in expansion phase, though the proximity to the 200 EMA ceiling and the absence of a deeply extended RSI suggest room for further advance before momentum exhaustion becomes a consideration. Price action remains above all intermediate moving averages, sustaining the current directional bias.

Class A ▲ detected in london_open

ICT perspective

Traditional TA perspective

Setup context