Trend Reversal Structure + Lower High + Supply Zone Rejection
Key Confirmations:
1.Market Shift from Bullish to Bearish (Structure Break)
Price formed a Lower High (LH) after a Higher High (HH).
A clear Break of Structure (BOS) to the downside occurred (marked on the chart), indicating a shift in trend from bullish to bearish.
2.Trendline Respect + Rejection
A clean downward trendline is drawn connecting HH → LH → lower LH.
Price rejected perfectly from the trendline, confirming resistance and bearish momentum.
3.Supply Zone Rejection
Price action touches a previously tested supply zone (highlighted in red).
That zone acted as resistance, and price failed to break above.
4.Bearish Continuation Setup
After forming a Lower Low (LL), price pulls back to create another Lower High (LH) – classic bearish continuation pattern.
Key Confirmations:
1.Market Shift from Bullish to Bearish (Structure Break)
Price formed a Lower High (LH) after a Higher High (HH).
A clear Break of Structure (BOS) to the downside occurred (marked on the chart), indicating a shift in trend from bullish to bearish.
2.Trendline Respect + Rejection
A clean downward trendline is drawn connecting HH → LH → lower LH.
Price rejected perfectly from the trendline, confirming resistance and bearish momentum.
3.Supply Zone Rejection
Price action touches a previously tested supply zone (highlighted in red).
That zone acted as resistance, and price failed to break above.
4.Bearish Continuation Setup
After forming a Lower Low (LL), price pulls back to create another Lower High (LH) – classic bearish continuation pattern.
Trade active
50% Take out , and move SL on entry leveland we wait for another TP
Trade closed: target reached
It's stop on entry level 
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