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Today’s NIFTY_I session unfolded in three structured phases guided by Bell Orderflow Ultimate. Phase-1 ended with a 25-point adverse move, while Phase-2 and Phase-3 delivered 50 points each, resulting in a clean Net +75 Points Move for the day.

Phase–1: 25 Points Adverse Move (Risk Limit Hit)

Price Reaction (Long Reaction @ 26470)

• Price Reaction marks the initial long attempt where demand-side participants stepped in.
• It is the directional confirmation level before the phase begins.

Risk Limit (Risk Limit @ 26445)

• RL is the invalidation point for the long attempt.
• Price breached RL, resulting in a 25-point adverse move and ending the phase.

Market Equilibrium (ME Levels)

• ME levels indicate where price normally balances during continuation.
• ME levels were not reached as the phase ended early with RL being hit.

Phase–2: 50 Points Positive Move

Price Reaction (Short Reaction @ 26472.30)

• The Short Reaction signaled supply-side participants taking control.
• This established the start of the downside phase.

Risk Limit (Risk Limit @ 26497.30)

• RL defines where the short setup fails.
• Price stayed below RL, confirming strength in the down move.

ME-1 (Market Equilibrium @ 26422.30)

• ME-1 is the balancing point price typically travels to after reaction.
• A clean approach to ME-1 completed a 50-point positive move.

Phase–3: 50 Points Positive Move

Price Reaction (Long Reaction @ 26355.60)

• Demand-side participants re-entered, creating a fresh long reaction zone.
• This initiated the controlled upward phase.

Risk Limit (Risk Limit @ 26330.60)

• RL safeguards the long idea and ensures structure.
• Holding above RL allowed the move to progress smoothly.

ME-1 (Market Equilibrium @ 26405.60)

• ME-1 is the natural balancing level for the long continuation.
• Price reaching ME-1 completed a 50-point positive move in Phase-3.

Conclusion

The session illustrated how Bell Orderflow Ultimate efficiently aligns market structure with volume confirmation through TBTS and UA alerts. By adhering to predefined risk limits and reaction zones, traders can observe disciplined execution and avoid impulsive decision-making.

This approach highlights the importance of structure-based trading — focusing on context and orderflow validation, rather than prediction. Such analysis helps traders understand intraday behavior, manage exposure effectively, and enhance consistency within a rules-based framework.

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