trading the overnight session properly requires three steps a one-sided market on the daily intent from the open of the day entry in the continuation that's it price immediately expands lower through the bullish invalidation point with supporting bearish framework at one time you have all steps align, and that becomes the entry

simply aligning the intraday development with reactions at relevant swings news expands price into relevant low bearish daily profile already aligned failure to manipulate to continue that is a one-sided market initially trailed out, reposition on the weaker pair day done

the expansion has been in the overnight session for weeks now applying the same logic and sequence to capture it bearish bias on previous day manipulation of a relevant high one-sided trigger on failure to manipulate the opposing relevant low enter in the continuation

expansion occurs in between relevant swings identify the daily relevant swing watch the reaction for a bias align the intraday development enter in the continuation every trade regardless of the variation follows this same sequence

the goal is to trade the continuation when the direction is one-sided valid daily framework off the lows alignment of a london reversal profile once price fails to manipulate the intraday high, there is no longer any concern for a bearish framework that is a one-sided entry

always repeating the same logic previous daily manipulation of a relevant high paired with a divergence align the daily profile for a london reversal into a new york continuation enter on opposing candles after price breaks in the direction of the bias each step builds on the next

same trades offered every week daily continuation using relevant swings for framework london reversal aligning the daily profile for confirmation failure to manipulate as a one-sided trigger for entry play the continuation once direction is obvious, all you need

when you stop trying to predict the market, execution becomes simple previous day manipulation of a relevant low supports a continuation higher daily profile is confirmation, but the london closure is neutral don't guess the breakout of the intraday high is a one-sided trigger for new york expansion to the upside that is the entry

there are three parts I want to see on every trade reaction at a daily relevant swing, that is the bias alignment of a daily profile, that is the confirmation price expanding in the continuation, that is entry timing all ideal setups will have each of these

every trade is based on a reaction at a daily relevant swing price either manipulates, or fails to do so and continues through expansion into relevant low prints an upclose candle immediately breaks down that's the trigger for continuation through fail to manipulate, enter

expansion occurs in between relevant swings breakout at one relevant high, expand to the next that is your bias align a bullish profile inside the daily candle that is your confirmation then enter in the continuation and let the market work

there are two conditions I trade mondays, this is one of them a one-sided new york session engage daily relevant high align london reversal profile enter in continuation after open trading from one relevant swing to the next

always the same steps reaction at relevant swing align the daily profile enter in continuation each part pairs together to create an entire framework bias, confirmation, entry

the most simple trades exist in a one-sided framework tuesday reversal at relevant low, set an invalidation point new york reversal profile forms a low at the extreme entry in the continuation targeting opposing relevant high take your trade, then end the day

the market is just moving from one relevant swing to the next in between is where expansions take place the reaction tells the direction, the daily profile provides confirmation alignment of those two things is my entire framework if either is missing, there is no trade

most think profitable trading means pulling money from the market at will and that's exactly why they end up with nothing within any profitable system you will have times of winning you will have times of waiting you will have times of drawdown because what you get to take from the market isn't linear not only should that be expected, but you need to be prepared for it your system has to work in every phase in the times of winning, you need an edge to push your profits in the times of waiting, you need rules and discipline to keep you sidelined in times of drawdown, you need risk management to minimize the damage the market never owes you anything, you just owe it to yourself to follow your system in every condition, and without excuse