Скачать или смотреть ES Futures Market Analysis – Order Flow, VWAP, and Pre-Market Structure (January 12, 2026)

In this video, we break down an ES futures chart from January 12, 2026, focusing on how price reacted to key support levels, volume behavior, VWAP, and order flow during pre-market and overnight sessions. The market showed a strong push higher after defending a well-defined support zone built from prior structure, heavy volume, and repeated VWAP interactions.

A key highlight was a large pre-market “mega order” around 8:10, which occurred at a level where price structure was largely intact. That order coincided with a successful hold and preceded a sustained move higher, making it an important example of how large participants can defend levels even outside regular trading hours.

The analysis also emphasizes volume confirmation near swing lows, noting elevated volume on candles forming near the bottom of the move. While not the ultimate low, these signals aligned tightly within the same price zone, adding confluence. Additional confirmation came from bid strength exceeding ask pressure, suggesting absorption and accumulation rather than aggressive selling.

VWAP played a central role throughout the session. Price sliced through multiple VWAPs and prior day lows before finally finding acceptance and support at a VWAP level, which later acted as the launch point for a bounce during after-hours trading. When viewed on the five-minute timeframe, this VWAP reaction becomes especially clear.

Finally, the video shows how price respected a prior news-event level, stalling and reacting precisely around it—another example of the market’s efficiency and memory. The takeaway is clear: when VWAP, volume, order flow, prior structure, and even news levels align, the market often delivers clean, tradable reactions.

This session is a strong reminder that context and confluence matter far more than any single indicator, and that even overnight and pre-market data can offer high-quality clues for directional bias.