Supply 1 is correct. Supply & Demand zones that are at the highest/lowest point of a swing usually have higher probabilities of being respected.

The price is heading down. After the last HH was created the price changed character after breaking the previous HL.

No. There was never any confirmation of price rejecting the demand zone.

Sweep of liquidity. We're going up. If the price breaks a major point of structure and proceed to reverse changing character it indicates a sweep of liquidity and a potential big reversal incoming.

Yes. After tapping our demand zone the price changed character and came back to retest the fresh demand created by the original impulse move.

Yes. The previous structure was significantly broken.

Wait for confirmation and sell. We always expect orderblocks to be taken out. After they are taken out and you see a confirmation of continuation it's a valid trade.

Orderblock. Price doesn't always comeback to retest the lowest/highest zones. If you see a confirmation of continuation earlier, it's okay to enter then.

No. It was just a sweep. In order for the ChoCh to be valid it has to significantly break the previous structure point.

No. Moving stops to break even only works when you're significantly in profit. The price only moved a few pips in profit and hasn't broken any significant structure points.

Price liquidates the orderblock. We always expect orderblocks to be taken out. Orderblocks created by news are even more likely to be taken out than orderblocks created by natural price action.

Sell at the demand zone. Orderblocks or candles created by news even almost always get taken out. Selling at the supply zone after a sweep of liquidity only adds confluence to your shorts.

Supply 1 was correct. Price doesn't always comeback to retest the highest/lowest levels, if you see a confirmation earlier it's okay to enter.

No. Most often then not you want to see a change of character after the price tapps into a zone to confirm it being respected.

Structure point 5 is correct. It is the lowest point of structure in this entire bullish move, therefore it holds the most significance.

Yes. Before every bullish impulse move we had a spike/accoumulation of volume.

Around the current price action. The bias shown in this chart is bearish so our trade is a counter trend trade. The price can continue with the trend as soon as it wants to without hitting any of our major zones or level. Whenever you're counter trading its best to exit or at least secure profits as soon as you see a signal in the opposite direction.

Sweep of liquidity -> Continuation lower.

Rejection of Supply 1 + entry from fresh supply. Deepest zones usually give the best setups.

High momentum push higher + ChoCh + Reversal. Whenever you see this type of liquidity build up around the highs or lows you can expect a high monentum push liquidating the early sellers/buyers followed by the real move breaking below the all previous liquidity.

Enter during retracement. Price does what it wants, it doesn't always retest our zones. If you see a confirmation of continuation, don't hesitate to enter.

Break of major structure + ChoCh + structure point entry.

Sweep + ChoCh, we're going down.

Supply zone. Price just broke below previous structure changing character. It's more likely we're heading down.

Demand 2. Demand 1 was already hit. Demand 3/4 could have been respected but the price is always looking to take out liquidity, therefore Demand 2 had the highest probability of being hit.

No. The price was already very high and there was never any spikes in volume indicating a breakout.

No increase in volume. Potential reversal. In most cases if you see a range around the high or low with no increase in volume, it indicates a reversal. If the volume was increase it would indicate a breakout.

Retest and continuation lower. The price had created a high and came down breaking multiple points of structure indicating a bearish bias. Then the price came back to break a final point of structure, retested it and continued with its bias.

Yes. It is a valid setup, however no matter how good a setup is, it can still fail. Losses are unavoidable.

High momentum sweeping the highs and price reversing. Whenever there's a range building up around the highs or lows the price will usually sweep the range with high momentum and reverse.

Fake out, lack of volume supports it. There wasn't any significant spikes in volume before the engulfing candle, this indicates a fake out.

Spike in volume as price goes lower. Divergence in volume usually indicates a reversal, especially if there's a strong push in one direction as the volume increases.

Price sweeps the orderblock and reverses. Price doesn't always retest the highest/lowest zones. If you see a clear orderblock sitting above/below liquidity and it aligns with your bias(in this case bearish) you should expect the orderblock to be taken out and the price continues with the bias. If anything else was to happen, you would likely see a confirmation before it does.

Wait for retracement into the demand and buy. Price broke a major structure point and reversed changing character. This indicates a continuation and a potential to buy at the fresh demand zone.

News, accumulation of sell orders and price will continue lower. It doesn't matter if its news or not, the price will always follow the technicals.

ChoCh -> BoS - Major structure entry

ChoCh, Major structure break and Supply retest.

Volume suggests price will retest the demand and continue higher. The first low had a big spike in volume at the bottom and price ranged for a while and then proceeded to reverse higher breaking multiple structure points. This alone indicates a bullish bias. Next spike in volume happened as price was coming down to retest the demand zone at this point you should already be prepared to enter at the demand zone.

Increase in volume and structure shift, price will go higher. This type of scenario usually indicates a reversal after price liquidates the early buyers who bought within the range and trap the sellers after the breakout of the range. ChoCh gave us confirmation of price going higher.

Price accumulates more buys and continues higher. Price was pushing down as the volume increased. Once the low was created we had multiple breaks of structure to the upside indicating that the price is turning bullish. Second accumulation of orders happened when the price was still near the lows so most likely we are accumulating more buys, if this accumulation happened near the highs it could indicate a reversal.

Sweep of liquidity + Sweep of major structure + ChoCh + Price going down. Price was already bearish, the increase in volume doesn't change our bias, it adds confluence.

Accumulation of sell orders/profit taking. Will continue lower. Majority of the volume came in after the bullish phase has already began. This indicates a potential fake out/bull trap and accumulation of sell orders.

Price changed character, enter during retracement.

Accumulation of sell orders, price comes down. Whenever price moves in one direction without any significant spikes in volume it indicates a reversal incoming.

Yes. Sometimes price moves unexpectedly and leaves no time for hesitation. If you saw this bullish enguling candle breaking out and price came back to retest the freshly created demand, it would be okay to enter.

Sweep of the low, volume accumulation and demand retest.

News candle had to be swept, no increase in volume and no ChoCh.

Price continues lower. If the price was to continue higher we would see a break above the range after the sweep of the previous structure but we didn't, plus the lack of volume simply indicates a continuation.

Sweep of the range(down). Usually if the price respect a zone or consolidates near a zone it will sweep the area of consolidation tapping further into the zone or breaking it and proceed with the bias.