How can we define the market’s potential path while identifying a structured entry opportunity? We begin by drawing Andrews’ Pitchfork using 3 major swing points. Its median line and parallel boundaries help us study potential dynamic support and resistance areas. As price moves within the rising structure, buyers gain momentum. The first bullish BOS occurs when price breaks a previous high. After further consolidation, another high is broken, creating a second BOS and providing additional evidence of bullish strength. But chasing the breakout is not the plan. We wait for price to consolidate and identify the FVG as a potential long entry zone. Its overlap with the previous breakout level, within the broader bullish pitchfork structure, makes this area worth monitoring. The stop loss is placed below the entry zone, while Fibonacci Extension levels 1.272 and 1.414 are used as projected targets. Price eventually advances toward the target area near the upper part of the pitchfork. Key lesson: Andrews’ Pitchfork helps map the potential price path, BOS reveals structural strength, and FVG can provide a defined entry area. Their confluence creates a more structured trading setup. ⏱️ Timeframe: 15m Save this setup and study how these tools can complement each other. #AndrewsPitchfork #FVG #technicalanalysis - @tradersnotes.ir