A preliminary structural look at how daily pivot failure and intraday rotation may reshape Nasdaq futures.
This desktop video documents a shift in Nasdaq futures from upper band rotation to lower structure control after another failed attempt to hold above the key daily resistance band near twenty-six zero three six. After the rejection, the price moved back towards the daily central pivot, and the intraday bar confirmed the turnaround as the market broke below the pivot and moved through partial levels to the lower structure range.
The volume profile adds an important layer of confirmation, showing the price moving across multiple previous control points rather than alternating between them, indicating a migration of value rather than a temporary pullback. This behavior highlights how the market moves the trade within a pre-determined two-way framework that has been in place since December.
The video goes over how to align daily structure, intraday pivots, and trading volume to identify the current trading environment ahead of the upcoming Asia, London, and New York sessions, using a structure-first approach where levels are set before price reaction.
Structure provides context. Price provides confirmation.
