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<aside> <img src="/icons/exclamation-mark_gray.svg" alt="/icons/exclamation-mark_gray.svg" width="40px" /> Nugget from this episode: If the market is underlying bullish, and we see a consolidation and it runs BSL first and then runs SSL at any medium or high impact news event, you have a trade. You can buy at the wick or get in at any retracement when price starts to move up. So when bullish, you look for downclosed candles and get ready because you can expect range expansion to the upside after that.

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• What i’m about to describe is not limited to daily ranges, you can also use it as a session range (for example LO or NY). After this teaching, start exploring different sessions and timeframes to gain a deeper understanding of price movements and develop more effective trading strategies.
• The only way you're going to learn how to trust daily bias and know when it's favorable is by understanding the economic calendar, market structure and understanding institutional orderflow. That is the last part of this teaching but this is assuming that you know what this is the draw on liquidity and that's assuming you know how to find a high when you're bullish and knowing that you're going to be buying at or just below the opening price or near it in NY. That's going to give you the architecture of the daily range that you can trust but you will not do it right away and you have to go through months and months of drills and practicing and over time you will pick up on little subtle characteristics of the things i've already taught in this youtube channel

• Architecture of the daily range (OHLC/OLHC): midnight to noon

• The Draw on Liquidity (DOL)

• Institutional Order Flow