Market Analysis Framework: Price Axis and Trend Identification
📌 The core trading principle emphasized is focusing on a single, dominant price axis (trục giá) for market quantification, regardless of time frame aggregation.
📉 Traders must prioritize determining the current trend direction before focusing on risk-reward ratios (like setting short SL).
🔍 When viewing a chart, the first step is to analyze the current price location relative to significant past events, specifically referencing the previous period's high (đỉnh cũ).

Analyzing Supply, Demand, and Volume Imbalances
🔥 The current market structure shows price action above a significant demand zone established by high-volume buying (a bullish move).
📉 A lack of volume during upward movement suggests a thin liquidity zone (liquidity sweep), but sustained buying pressure indicates that buyers are aggressive and willing to purchase at higher prices.
🛡️ A strong demand area (e.g., formed by a large volume candle) acts as critical support; if this zone holds, all subsequent price action above it is considered "phased bidding" (đấu giá tầng) within that established structure.

Trading Strategy for US Session (Phiên Mỹ)
🔑 The key level for the US session hinges on whether buyers can maintain prices above the established demand zone identified on H4/Daily charts.
🛑 Selling is strongly discouraged as long as the price remains above the "insufficient demand/low volume" area (vùng hụt cầu), as the market is currently operating in a "high supply absorption" (hộ cung) context.
🔄 Potential scenarios involve either the price respecting the identified demand zone and continuing up, or, in the worst case, breaking below the H4 support (e.g., 3974), which would invalidate the current bullish setup.

Key Points & Insights
➡️ Avoid "Value Trap" Buying: Do not blindly buy just because the price has dropped significantly below a perceived intrinsic value, citing the example of the RO stock cancellation where sustained selling pressure proved the initial value assessment wrong.
➡️ Logic Over Emotion: Trading decisions should rely on a clear framework of volume validation—understanding when buying volume supports upward movement versus when low volume indicates a potential trap or liquidity sweep.
➡️ Patience is Crucial: If there is no clear, high-probability setup—such as when current action is in a low-volume consolidation (sideways)—the **actionable decision is to *not* trade until a clear entry point (timing zone) is confirmed by Smart Money** activity (e.g., a high-volume breakout).

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