Market Analysis and Trading Strategies

Sure.

I'm ringing in

the New York opening price.

So the algorithm's going to reprice to a premium

to some random level? No.

To reprice up to an old inefficiency, and

the best shorts are what? What does my lectures tell you?

Above the opening price at midnight New York local time.

The market rallies up multiple times.

Then

we also have... What is this over here?

The buy-side liquidity. This is where the algorithm was gonna price.

Yes.

Nothing edited, nothing deleted, and nothing incorrect.

All of this run here is a Judas swing.

A Judas swing is what I dub a false run that gets

people to chase it. They get offside.

It goes to a very specific price pa- PV array.

The element is what?

We're going to enter a sell program.

It's going to go to a very specific price level.

Not a supply and demand zone, not a harmonic pattern, not

Elliott Wave, and Wyckoff is asleep in this.

The market rallies through it

to these very specific levels I'm showing you here.

Running out,

buy side here. What, what is these highs

anchored to?

London session liquidity.

Then we have

the low

of the London session.

What is that? That's the London session sell side

liquidity.

So notice how the market at open at nine thirty

rallies up, sucks everybody in thinking it's gonna go

higher,

goes into a level I'm teaching you, runs above the New York midnight opening

price.

This is exactly where the highest probability shorts are gonna form.

If you're bearish, the best short entries

are gonna occur at the

price, not the time, the price

of New York opening price. What time?

When is the Judas swing gonna form? At nine thirty to ten o'clock.

So we are expecting this rally higher to

be opposed to the direction we're expecting last Friday

down there.

So retail sees all this and thinks, "Wow, look at that, man."