TraderLeumas

Gm everyone.
This is the last week of the month, and welcome to another episode of my weekly article, where I share my thoughts on $BTC using both conventional charts and TPO charts. For those visiting for the first time, welcome. Without further ado, let’s jump in.
Monthly Timeframe (1M)
The bulls are still very much in control on the monthly timeframe. The market traded close to the 1/01 opening and saw a quick rejection. I referenced the 1/01 price area in last week’s article. The market is currently trading around the 83k range as of the time of writing.
Here is my thesis: if the monthly timeframe closes below the May high, I wouldn’t be surprised if the bears extend price down toward the 79k–80k area.
Intermediate Timeframe (1W)
On the intermediate timeframe, the bulls are still dominant and trying to hold the 82k price range, although the uptrend is still young. Selling may still continue below the 4/05 week high.
The market outperformed my expectations last week, which was very good in setting the tone for upward continuation. Although the market opened very weak, I’m expecting a close above the 4/05 week high.
Daily Timeframe (1D)
After a successful breakout from the 81.8k–82.8k range last week, the market traded close to the 1/01 high, as discussed earlier. Since the 21/09 high was established, sellers have been very active, driving price back down to the 83k area currently.
Short Term Timeframe (30m)
As stated earlier, sellers have been dominant for seven consecutive days in a row.
Weekly Profile Recap
The high established on Monday had excess, which was very significant in starting a new direction. The POC on that day did not migrate with price as price moved higher, which made the rally high questionable. I discussed it here:
Tuesday had a poor high and a poor low, both of which were repaired the next day. Buyers attempted to extend price above the 21/09 range but failed, leaving a poor high at the top. Sellers then extended the price range down to the 4/05 week high, leaving an excess low. The POC migrated with price as price moved lower, marking seller dominance in the market.
From Thursday through Saturday, short term sellers have been dominant in the market, which makes the current activity look weak.
Yesterday, buyers gained a little dominance but failed to extend price upward. The market built value above Saturday’s value area high.
Note: Short term timeframe traders, whether buyers or sellers, can move the market.
Today's Profile
The market opened in the middle of the previous day’s value area. During A and B periods, buyers failed to extend the range past the previous day’s value area high, leaving excess and resulting in a low-confidence day. Sellers stepped in and drove the market lower. As stated earlier, the market has been dominated by sellers since last Wednesday.
I talked about the Wednesday mechanical low and how important it was for the structure of $BTC going forward. Fast forward to today, it has been repaired. This led me to question the 21/09 POC area, which was not revisited. I’m not saying the market must revisit that price area, but I think it is crucial, especially since there has been no clear sign of buyer strength and the market remains weak.
Possible Scenarios This Week
The 21/09 area may likely be revisited.21/09 single prints may be revisited.23/09 poor high may be revisited.
Key Trade Areas
High
27/09 poor high: 87.2k23/09 poor high: 82.2k21/09 single prints: need to be revisited
Low
21/09 POC area: 81.4k20/09 POC area: 80.34k
Thanks for reading.
I would like to know what you think about the market this week.
NFA: This is just my read on the market based on Market Profile structure and price action, not financial advice.

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GM everyone, welcome to another episode of my weekly article. While writing this article, $BTC traded from 81.8K to 84K, so we’ll look at two charts: the previous one and the updated one.
For those who are new to my article, I use market profile and candlestick charts for analysis. Without further ado, let’s jump in.
Monthly Timeframe (1M)
After the third week of August’s rally, I wrote in my article that the current uptrend was still young and that the market had moved from a narrow range to a wide range. Fast forward to this month, $BTC is now trading above the 82.8K high for the first time since May.
Intermediate Timeframe (1W)
I really like how the market started off strong. Since the third week of august rally high, the market came into balance and timeframed lower for four straight weeks. Since $BTC is trading within the January range, let’s watch and see if the breakout is genuine and can hold. $BTC reaching 100K might be visible this year.
Daily Timeframe (1D)
In my last article, I talked about the market behavioral pattern: imbalance > balance > test > imbalance. After the test, we are now back at imbalance. Before the market broke out, I wrote in my journal that I really liked the way the market opened, and that we might see a breakout from the May 82.8K high.
Since the breakout, I’ve shifted my support area to the 23/08 high.
Short Term Timeframe (m30)
Let’s start with a recap of the market from Thursday after the FOMC news.
On Thursday, after the FOMC news, the market didn’t react much, so I think that was when the bulls were accumulating more inventory. The profile had a weak high, coupled with a poor low, which suggests unfinished business to the downside.
Friday, the market started strongly and showed a high confidence day. However, during the A and B periods, which make up the initial balance, the market formed a poor, weak low that was not revisited. the profile shape after the Asian session looked like a classical P shape. During NY session, new money extended the market upward, turning the short covering rally into a strong rally. The POC also migrated with price as price moved higher which also validated the move.
Saturday, the market came into balance while Sunday the market one timeframed lower and brought in buyers. The buyers where able to push the price back the opening period.
currently the market is trading within January range.
Today’s Profile Update
The market opened above the previous day’s value area high and traded sideways during the first periods. The open was similar to last Thursday’s, although both opens had different strength. Around mid morning, the market broke above the May 82.8K high, which increased market confidence.
The bulls continue to dominate after Friday’s strong rally. However, the trend is still young, so let’s watch how far price can go as higher levels continue to attract more activity.
Market Generated Information
The previous day’s poor low was not revisited.The previous day’s POC area was too wide and was not revisited.The current POC is not migrating with price as price moves higher.Higher prices continue to attract more activity.There are too many single prints.
Possible trade areas this week
High
1/1 opening
LOW
5/05 high 23/08 high.
Overall, the bulls are still in control, but the trend is still young. I’ll be watching closely to see whether higher prices continue to attract enough activity to extend the move further.
Thanks for reading,
What do you think about the market?