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ICIBL Bullish change of character

Invest Capital Investment Bank Limited · 30 Oct 2026 · 09:30 PKT

▲ Bullish CHoCH Market structure · CHoCH

Structure levels

Close
16.83
▲ 6.86%
Broken level
16.45
-2.3%
CHoCH level
14.48
-14.0%
ATR
0.42
ICIBL Bullish change of character on the 1 hour chart, 30 Oct 2026 · 09:30 PKT — PSX pattern signal by Smart Money
  • Target
  • Invalidation
  • Pattern lines
  • Fair value gap (bull / bear)
  • Order block
  • Strong / weak high and low
  • BOS · CHoCHstructure breaks

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The breakdown

ICIBL closed above the external strong high at 16.45 - the external trend turns bullish.

The hourly close at 16.83 confirms it. The new external CHoCH level (strong low) is 14.48: a close beyond it would change the character back.

Structure: bullish external, bullish internal (strong low 14.48). Nearest demand OB 15.21 - 15.75, supply OB 19.62 - 20.00.

How to read this signal

  1. 1 Price closed above the swing level at 16.45, breaking the market structure.
  2. 2 The structure would flip back on a close beyond the CHoCH level, 14.48 (-14.0%).
  3. 3 Structure signals carry no fixed target: the next liquidity area is the usual objective.

Pattern guide

About the change of character (choch)

A change of character (CHoCH) is the first close against the trend's structure, breaking the swing low of an uptrend or the swing high of a downtrend: an early sign of reversal.

Confirmation
A candle close beyond the swing point that defined the trend.
Target
No fixed target: the first opposing liquidity area.
Fails if
A move back beyond the broken level that resumes the old trend.
Change of character (CHoCH) signals and their record on PSX →

Analysis by

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