Trading Strategies for Asian Market Session

At seven o'clock 'cause that's your key time.

Seven o'clock starts the Asian session, and you think it's just for us.

No, these markets are ran through artificial intelligence,

and sometimes th-th-- they're tweaked a little bit manually to

cause a little bit

more excitement or to disrupt something. Okay?

So now we have initial sell-side liquidity for the day and initial buy-side

liquidity for the day. Outside of those two reference points,

then you look to the

left and say, "Okay, where are the larger pool of liquidity?" Well,

obviously, it's

here.

So if we have that,

once we broke through here, we have to see it do another

characteristic with the

new day opening gap. We have to move away from it initially,

go to a short-term

high to take liquidity out, which it does here,

and then drops down below, crossing

over the new day opening gap. So this is where you want to see it coloring

outside

the lines. Okay? So many times I've, I've introduced ideas and, and talk about

specific PD arrays, and when I tell people,

"Annotate this level and annotate that

level, this is a fair value gap. This is an inversion fair value gap.

This is, you know, something else." And as soon as someone that's watching it

sees

it cross through, they think, "Ah, it didn't even hold.

He thought..." You, you have no idea what the fuck you're

talking about.

You have no idea what you're talking about.

And this is the stuff that pisses me off because this

is the logic behind it, okay?

You wanna see it trade away from the new day opening gap as it formed.

And if it goes up, it's taking a short-term high out,

and then you wanna see it

cross back over it and seek a short-term low, which

is what it's doing here.

Once it does that and it crosses back into it again,

we have now set initial

buy-side liquidity and initial sell-side liquidity.

Now you're gonna wait.

What are you waiting for, ICT? When's the s--

When's the time of day for Asia?

Seven o'clock. Okay. Go over here to the vertical line.

Let me just place it on the upside. All right.

So it's crossing over the new day opening gap,

and then at seven o'clock,

what does it do on the seven, seven o'clock candle? Look close.

Let me, let me take this away for a second.

What do you see it do?

And it dips back into it just slightly.

It retou-- it retrace to the new day opening gap

that was formed right over here.

You see that touching that?

Yes, sir.

So if it's going to go back to that after having displacement here,

it's already

set the initial boundaries for the sell stops and the buy stops.

So the algorithm is giving the signal right here.

Now we're touching. We're inside the element of time,

Dave.

So the market should displace

above this high, relative equal highs,

challenge the initial buy-side liquidity, and we'll test and hold to see

if it can run above this high. Now, you know, 'cause you, you as a individual

that wants to trade the Asian session, this is the protocol, this

is the guidance,

this is the step-by-step, this is what you do.

This is all you do every single day