Liquidity Sweep + Options Positioning After reviewing today's price action on the 15-minute timeframe, GOOGL had a fairly interesting session. The market started with a sharp move lower, which swept liquidity below the earlier range before reversing strongly and trending upward through the afternoon. That type of move is often seen when the market clears out weak positions first, then transitions ...
Liquidity Sweep + Options Positioning After reviewing today's price action on the 15-minute timeframe, GOOGL had a fairly interesting session. The market started with a sharp move lower, which swept liquidity below the earlier range before reversing strongly and trending upward through the afternoon. That type of move is often seen when the market clears out weak positions first, then transitions into accumulation as buyers step in. Once the reversal started, price built a sequence of higher lows and higher highs, pushing the stock from the low 290s toward the 305–307 area. Toward the end of the session, momentum slowed and the market began consolidating near the highs rather than selling off. This type of behavior often suggests the market is absorbing supply before the next move. From a pure structure perspective, GOOGL is now trading above the earlier breakout level near 300, which becomes the first important support level going into tomorrow. 15-Minute Structure On the 15-minute chart, price is currently holding inside a rising structure, with the lower trendline acting as dynamic support. The consolidation forming near the highs suggests the market may be building energy for the next move rather than immediately reversing. The main levels that stand out are: Resistance 306 – 307 area where price stalled near today's highs Support 300 area which was the breakout level during the afternoon rally Major support 290 area where the earlier liquidity sweep and reversal occurred As long as price stays above 300, the short-term structure remains constructive. Market Behavior After Liquidity Sweep Earlier in the session the market briefly pushed below the previous range, which often triggers stops and forces weaker positions out. Once that liquidity was taken, price reversed quickly and began trending higher. Moves like this tend to create a transition from capitulation into accumulation, where larger participants gradually build positions while price stabilizes. Right n...
This particular run of seven games will define City's season on all four fronts - losing twice against Real means their trophy prospects have been reduced to three. That could be down to two on Sunday with a huge clash against the Gunners, who are hungry to rid their tags of 'nearly men' by ending a trophy drought which stretches back to 2020. "On Monday [after Carabao Cup final] hopefully we will...
This particular run of seven games will define City's season on all four fronts - losing twice against Real means their trophy prospects have been reduced to three. That could be down to two on Sunday with a huge clash against the Gunners, who are hungry to rid their tags of 'nearly men' by ending a trophy drought which stretches back to 2020. "On Monday [after Carabao Cup final] hopefully we will wake up and it is a sunny day," said Guardiola. "It is not crucial, it is a football game, we are going to try to win with a good performance. "We will challenge against the best team in England so far, the best team in Europe because look at their results in the group phase, they were first and have lost three or four games all season. We will challenge them and we have to see how we are competing against them." City were held to a surprise 1-1 draw at relegation strugglers West Ham, which has left them nine points off the pace in the Premier League with eight games to go - and a monumental effort is required to overturn that particular deficit. And the FA Cup is no formality either, with City hosting rivals Liverpool in the quarter-final on Saturday 4 April after the international break, with league games immediately after against Chelsea and Arsenal. Guardiola said: "After one or two weeks, we play against them in the Premier League and it is a good mirror to see what we have to do to achieve [like] them. I am old enough to see that one football game is not the big happiness or a loss is the end of the world, it's just a game. "In the end, the results have not been good except Newcastle but I have the feeling we are an extraordinary team with many, many, many good things that I love. "We are still not complete, we are not aware in certain moments and departments, we have to be more clinical but my feeling is it is a question of time."
Iraq agreed with Kurdistan to resume oil exports through a pipeline in the semi-autonomous region, a boost for OPEC’s second-largest producer after the closure of the Strait of Hormuz forced output cuts. The shipments will resume on Wednesday at 10 a.m. local time, the Kurdish Rudaw news service reported, citing Iraqi Oil Minister Hayyan Abdul-Ghani . Kurdistan’s government confirmed the resumptio...
Iraq agreed with Kurdistan to resume oil exports through a pipeline in the semi-autonomous region, a boost for OPEC’s second-largest producer after the closure of the Strait of Hormuz forced output cuts. The shipments will resume on Wednesday at 10 a.m. local time, the Kurdish Rudaw news service reported, citing Iraqi Oil Minister Hayyan Abdul-Ghani . Kurdistan’s government confirmed the resumption in a statement. The pipeline delivers exports from the Kurdistan and Kirkuk fields to Turkey’s Mediterranean port of Ceyhan, far from the conflict-hit Persian Gulf. Shipments via the network of pipelines had been shut earlier this month amid a slew of precautionary measures. The global oil market has been rocked by US and Israeli war against Iran, with Tehran attacking energy assets across the region while choking off traffic through Hormuz. That’s forced producers including Iraq to shut-in millions of barrels of production, lifting prices and setting off a scramble among importers to secure supplies. Iraq has the capacity to ship at least 150,000 to 200,000 barrels a day from Kirkuk, in addition to 210,000 barrels a day from Kurdistan, through the northern pipeline, Abdul-Ghani earlier said. At present, Iraq is producing 1.3 million to 1.4 million barrels a day, down from 4.3 million before the closure of Hormuz, according to the minister.