Squeezed by Structure – When Trendlines and Flip Zones Collide

This chart presents an interesting interaction between structure and zone dynamics without adhering to a textbook pattern name. The price is being squeezed within a random, yet well-defined structural form, shaped by the forces of support and resistance.

📌 Key Structural Notes:

🟠 Active Counter Trendline (CT) – Acting as overhead resistance, capping price for several weeks.
🟢 Rising Trendline (T) – Offering a base of support, encouraging higher lows and structural tightening.
🟫 Supply-Demand Flip Zone – A previously reactive supply zone now serving a dual role, showing consistent relevance to price behavior.
🟥 Major Supply Overhead – Remains untested, yet significant from a broader structure perspective.

Rather than labeling this as a triangle or cup-handle, it’s more about how CT and T are working together to compress price into a decision area. The presence of the flip zone adds to the friction, making this a valuable case to observe from a structural and behavioral standpoint.

🧠 Not a prediction or setup – just a visual study of how structure evolves when opposing pressures meet within a contextual zone.