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Mistress Level 4 Hours
1️⃣ Trend Judgment
Price stabilizes and trades above MA60/MA120 → Short to medium-term bullish trend
Price breaks below and continues to trade below moving averages → Bearish structure
Moving averages converge → Sideways consolidation
Key observations:
Are the highs and lows "raising" (bullish) or "lowering" (bearish)?
2️⃣ Critical Structural Levels
Above: Previous high / Consolidation zone / Previous wave pivot point
Below: Previous low / Bottom of the range / Trendline support
At 12 o'clock closing, 4-hour volume increases but does not break the previous high,
Close, but very close, likely to oscillate again
3️⃣ Indicator Coordination
RSI above 50 indicates strength, above 70 suggests potential pullback
MACD above zero line with a golden cross → Bullish continuation
Divergence appears → Be cautious of trend exhaustion
1-hour level (short-term trading rhythm)
If retesting does not break below the previous low around 2036, consider oscillating upward to go long, with stop-loss placed if the rebound fails to surpass the previous low
If the rebound does not break above the previous high at 2089 + weakening on the hourly chart → Short, with stop-loss at the previous high
Suitable for range trading: high sell, low buy
Avoid chasing rallies or panic selling
Opportunity for shorting on rebounds
Do not chase orders during consolidation; break structure with stop-loss
Personal advice for reference only, do not criticize if you disagree