Published by: Wavervanir_International_LLC
Ticker:
FSLY
Timeframe: 1D
Bias: Moderately Bullish – Liquidity Hunt Confirmed
Strategy: Smart Money Concepts (SMC) + Fibonacci Confluence + Volume + ORB Break
📌 Technical Outlook:
Fastly, Inc. (FSLY) is showing signs of institutional accumulation after multiple CHoCHs and a decisive Break of Structure (BOS) from the recent downtrend. The price has exited a descending wedge pattern and is now approaching the equilibrium zone (~$8.78)—a key inflection point between premium and discount pricing.
Volume confirmation suggests a change in participation behavior.
Multiple internal CHoCHs and BOS suggest a bullish internal structure.
The prior discount zone (around $5.00) was swept with conviction.
📍 Critical Zones:
Equilibrium Resistance: $8.78
Fibonacci Premium Zone: $10.68 to $13.63
Final Liquidity Target: $14.56
Discount Demand Zone: $4.90 – $5.50 (Reaccumulation area)
📈 Scenario 1 – Breakout & Continuation:
If price holds above $8.78, expect a potential move toward the premium imbalance zone and liquidity pockets around $12–14.50. Bullish continuation may follow a retest of the current breakout structure.
📉 Scenario 2 – Reject & Reaccumulate:
Failure to sustain above equilibrium may lead to a short-term pullback into the discount range (~$6.20–$5.00) for another round of accumulation before a stronger bullish leg initiates.
Outlook: Favoring bullish continuation with flexible bias.
Trigger: Break and retest of the $8.78 zone on volume.
Invalidation: Clean breakdown and failure to reclaim $6.20 structure.
📊 Institutional-grade liquidity mapping and price behavior confirm high-probability setups ahead. Adaptability remains key in a two-path scenario structure.
Follow for more data-driven SMC analysis and hedge-fund-grade modeling.
— Wavervanir_International_LLC
#SMC #FSLY #LiquidityMap #SmartMoney #TradingView #VolumeProfile #EquilibriumTheory #TechnicalAnalysis
Ticker:
FSLYTimeframe: 1D
Bias: Moderately Bullish – Liquidity Hunt Confirmed
Strategy: Smart Money Concepts (SMC) + Fibonacci Confluence + Volume + ORB Break
📌 Technical Outlook:
Fastly, Inc. (
FSLY) is showing signs of institutional accumulation after multiple CHoCHs and a decisive Break of Structure (BOS) from the recent downtrend. The price has exited a descending wedge pattern and is now approaching the equilibrium zone (~$8.78)—a key inflection point between premium and discount pricing.Volume confirmation suggests a change in participation behavior.
Multiple internal CHoCHs and BOS suggest a bullish internal structure.
The prior discount zone (around $5.00) was swept with conviction.
📍 Critical Zones:
Equilibrium Resistance: $8.78
Fibonacci Premium Zone: $10.68 to $13.63
Final Liquidity Target: $14.56
Discount Demand Zone: $4.90 – $5.50 (Reaccumulation area)
📈 Scenario 1 – Breakout & Continuation:
If price holds above $8.78, expect a potential move toward the premium imbalance zone and liquidity pockets around $12–14.50. Bullish continuation may follow a retest of the current breakout structure.
📉 Scenario 2 – Reject & Reaccumulate:
Failure to sustain above equilibrium may lead to a short-term pullback into the discount range (~$6.20–$5.00) for another round of accumulation before a stronger bullish leg initiates.
Outlook: Favoring bullish continuation with flexible bias.
Trigger: Break and retest of the $8.78 zone on volume.
Invalidation: Clean breakdown and failure to reclaim $6.20 structure.
📊 Institutional-grade liquidity mapping and price behavior confirm high-probability setups ahead. Adaptability remains key in a two-path scenario structure.
Follow for more data-driven SMC analysis and hedge-fund-grade modeling.
— Wavervanir_International_LLC
#SMC #FSLY #LiquidityMap #SmartMoney #TradingView #VolumeProfile #EquilibriumTheory #TechnicalAnalysis
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