Market Analysis and Trading Strategies
York
and you're looking for price to stage a rally
at or just shortly after 2 a.m. It's going to be
creating a smaller little Judah swing.
You're going to be looking for an intraday premium PD array to short
on inside that retracement. Again, the primary premise is you already
have to have a bearish outlook and it should be seeking
sell-side liquidity.
Now we're going to look at the buy profiles.
This is the London normal protraction stage.
Central bank dealers range again is going to be less than 40 pips.
The Asian range is 20 to 30 pips. Again, a narrow consolidation.
The market's going to decline
lower after 12 a.m. New York time into 2 a.m.
New York. That's the fingerprint.
So if we do not see an immediate decline from 12 a.m.
New York down into 2 a.m. New York,
this is not going to be a London normal protraction buy day.
The protractionary stage or Judah swing will be one to two standard
deviations
of the central bank dealers range.
The market can start with an initial move up, very modest little move after
12 a.m., but it has to start trending lower past
ideally 1 a.m., 1.30 a.m., and
right about then
you have a confirmation that the London normal protraction buy
profile
is unfolding.
Okay, continuing with our buy profile of the
London delayed
protraction.
It can be a day where the central bank dealers range is less than 40 pips or
greater than 40 pips.
Main premise is the directional bias is bullish, but the protraction is
delayed.
IPTA will enter a protraction stage at or shortly after 2 a.m.
New York,
and you're going to be looking for a discount PD array to buy at
during a retracement that will occur at or shortly
after 2 a.m. New York time.
You're only looking for two things, a movement after 12 a.m.
going into 2 o'clock in the morning, and if that doesn't happen,
then you draw a
vertical line at 2 a.m., then you expect it there.
So between 2 o'clock and 3 a.m., that Judah swing
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