This reframes how traders find reliable entry points without relying on session opens—by spotting narrow-state setups and stage patterns traders can better time big moves and manage risk across any market.
The speaker argues that every market— including 24-hour futures and forex—has an effective “open” defined by a narrow state where the price, the 20-period moving average and the 200-period moving average converge. Those narrow states, which alternate with wider states, are the optimal setups for high-probability trades and precede big moves; the presenter emphasizes identifying market stages (1–4) and recognizing that the largest moves occur in stage 2 and stage 4. He also stresses distinguishing true stage-3 pauses from simple consolidations to avoid misreading trend structure. The framework applies across timeframes and instruments, repeating micro to macro.
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