Hi there from sunny Spain. It’s a stunning morning here — and I just realised it’s 2 a.m. back in New Zealand. Wild to think how far I’ve travelled, yet I’m still tracking the same charts, just from a sunnier desk.

Right, let’s get straight into today’s setup.

I’ve marked up the Australian Dollar / Japanese Yen (AUD/JPY) and wanted to share the key zones I’m watching. You’ll notice a few things I’ve added to the chart:

• A circle highlighting the key turning point
• Dashed lines to show price reaction zones — key areas where the market has shown weakness
• A blue arrow pointing to an important high where price failed to continue

Even with the background noise of my Spanish granddaughter enjoying her morning, I’ve managed to get these zones drawn in, and they really speak for themselves.

Weakness Below the Line

Here’s what I’m looking for:

• Every time price rises and fails at a key level, I’m seeing weakness.
• I’ve repeated this analysis across multiple points — the market comes up, rejects, and breaks lower.

Switching down to the 5-minute chart, I’ve zoomed in to pinpoint the entry zone.

We got a beautiful reaction:

• Price tapped the level
• Triggered the short setup
• Dropped strongly — just like it should

What’s Next?

Since I’m in Europe, I’ll now hold off until the London session. If you’re in a similar time zone, keep your eyes peeled — the same principles apply. I’ll either update this chart or shoot another video to follow through on how the market reacts after London opens.

If I were back in New Zealand, I’d be looking to take advantage of the Asian session, but being over here gives me the chance to work the London hours — and it’s a great way to mix location freedom with serious trading.

That’s the beauty of understanding structure and market maker behaviour — you don’t need to chase trades. You know what to wait for, where to look, and how to act.

Catch up soon — enjoy your day!