The Market Recap session centered on reviewing price action across major currency pairs, indices, and commodities, highlighting how markets behaved through the week and how previously identified levels played out in real time. Cynthia opened the recap by revisiting DXY, EURUSD, and GBPUSD, explaining that the recent bearish moves were structured retracements rather than trend reversals. She walked through how price respected key Fibonacci discount zones, reinforcing the importance of patience and allowing price to correct before continuation. For DXY, she noted that the sell-off below 98.873 aligned with expectations, while EURUSD and GBPUSD followed clean corrective paths into mapped levels.
CJ then led the recap on gold, the yen basket, GBPJPY, and EURJPY, breaking down how price reacted around prior points of interest (POIs). Gold continued its sell-side behavior as anticipated, validating earlier structural bias. The yen basket showed a controlled retracement that preceded renewed buying pressure, while GBPJPY and EURJPY maintained bearish momentum after midweek, with several traders experiencing stop-outs due to premature entries — a key lesson emphasized during the review.
Demola followed with a breakdown of indices performance, focusing on S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, and US 30. He explained how price respected structural levels and fair value gaps, noting that movements across indices reflected liquidity-driven rotations rather than emotional selling. The recap reinforced why waiting for clear entry signatures remains critical when trading indices, especially during weeks influenced by macro sentiment.
To close, Abigail reviewed commodity currencies, highlighting how AUDUSD, NZDUSD, and USD CAD behaved around technical levels. AUDUSD delivered clean bullish reactions after responding to a sunshine pattern, while NZDUSD showed mixed structure due to conflicting fundamentals. USD CAD respected mapped POIs, validating the earlier technical framework discussed during the week.
The Market Recap concluded with a review of successful trades, including a highlighted 1.18R return, underscoring how disciplined execution, respect for structure, and proper risk management drove consistent outcomes. The session reinforced a core Value Flow Trading principle: strong results come from reacting to confirmed price behavior not anticipation.