1M Bearish Variation (After H12 Brsh BB SWP), 1M Bullish Breaker Block , 1M Displacement through 1M Bearish Orderblock, 5M Bullish FVG (Long) (AFTR D SSL SWP), After D SSL Sweep, H12 Bearish Breaker Block (Short), H12/H6 Bearish Orderblock (Short), PMH BSL SWP, PMH to PML, Prior Day Low Swept,

Here are the key takeaways from your trading notes:

1. Stop Run and Market Open Context: The anticipated 15M and 30M fair value gap (FVG) long entry was invalidated with a stop run during the overnight session. The market then opened between the premarket high and low, signaling indecision and potential volatility, which sets the stage for trading opportunities after liquidity sweeps.

2. Trade of the Day Setup - Short Side: The primary setup for the day’s session was a short opportunity triggered by a sweep and retest of a 12-hour bullish-to-bearish breaker block. This setup was further strengthened by confluence with bearish H12 and H6 order blocks, confirming the downtrend bias.

3. Entry Strategy for Short: Entry would have required spotting a 1-minute bearish variation after the 12-hour bearish breaker block was swept, aligning the entry with a smaller timeframe that confirmed the higher timeframe bearish trend.

4. Conditions for Long Entry: For a counter-trend long, you would need a clear reversal signal after a sweep of the prior day’s lows. Ideal entries would involve a 1-minute bullish displacement through a bearish order block or a tighter entry on the retest of a 5-minute bullish displacement and fair value gap.

5. Importance of Liquidity Sweeps and Multi-Timeframe Analysis: Your notes emphasize liquidity sweeps, confluence across timeframes, and specific price action patterns (e.g., breaker blocks, displacements, and fair value gaps). These are essential elements in confirming trade direction and timing entries.

These takeaways highlight the importance of patience, precision, and multi-timeframe alignment in your strategy. For future sessions, focusing on these setups and recognizing similar conditions can help refine your entries and exits.

 

 

 

 

So from yesterdays 15 & 30M FVG confluence long entry plan, I anticipated that the long would be retested, but it was stop ran in todays overnight session. 

From that stopout, the market ran the stop, and opened in the center of the premarket high and premarket low. 

the trade of the day setup for the 9:30 trading session was a short side trade that came after a sweep of a retest of a bullish to bearish 12 hour breaker block. And this was also in confluence with a bearish H12 and H6 orderblock.

To get into this trade I would have needed to take a 1 minute bearish variation entry, after the sweep of the h12 bearish breaker block.

to get in long I would have needed to wait for a sweep of the prior day lows, and either take a 1 minute bullish displacement through a 1 minute bearish orderblock, or I could have gotten a tight entry with a retest of the 5 minute bullish displacement and fair value gap through the prior day low sell side liquidity.