S&P 500 | Blue Box as Margin of Safety

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When the index returns to the blue box, it reaches a zone forged by genuine buying interest and technical alignment. In a disciplined, data‑driven approach, this area serves as our first line of defense.

Why It Matters
• Past reactions show price pauses and reversals here, revealing real demand.
• It coincides with key footprint volume clusters where buyers have stepped in.

Entry Criteria

Higher‑Time‑Frame Stability
Confirm price holds within or above the blue box before considering a position.

Lower‑Time‑Frame Confirmation
Wait for clear breakouts or higher‑lows on short‑term charts backed by rising footprint volume.

Strict Risk Control
If price breaks through without retest or volume support, stand aside and seek a clearer setup.

By treating the blue box as our margin of safety and relying on actual volume footprint data, we trade with prudence and let the market’s real signals guide our decisions.


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