Trading Strategies for Market Timing

Where to anticipate trades. AM session.

At eight thirty AM Eastern Time, news embargo lifts when high or

medium impact news is released. At nine thirty AM Eastern Time, when US

equities markets open. At ten AM Eastern Time, after the first

thirty minutes, sentiment is established. Think Judas swing, okay?

Sometimes it'll form there. In other words, what I'm saying is,

if you're looking

for the setup, start looking at it around eight thirty.

It can form early.

Then at nine thirty, if it hasn't formed yet,

if it hasn't formed at the nine

thirty hour with the immediate Judas swing, at ten o'clock, that time window,

then start hunting it again. In other words,

you're continuously looking at the

clock and you're gauging, has it formed yet? Has it formed yet?

Each one you're going through expecting it to form.

At ten thirty AM Eastern Time, after the first sixty minutes, opening

range is established. So you have that first hour's trading, that's gonna be

influential throughout the rest of the day and potentially the rest of the week.

Hint, hint, nudge, nudge. There's something for you to mine right

there.

So at ten thirty, if it hasn't formed yet, that's kinda like the last opportunity

for it until we get to eleven AM Eastern Standard Time.

On days of the week that offer conditions for market

reversals, that would be

Thursday and Friday. So in other words, I'm not really excited about taking eleven

o'clock setups unless it's Thursday, Friday,

and we might be having TGIF conditions

where it comes back into the weekly range.

Or we're looking at a, a longer-term market reversal.

It's gone up to a shorting opportunity on a higher time frame, and

long-term higher time frame, we're looking to go lower.

I could use that eleven o'clock to get in sync with what is typically referred to

in our group as the London close time.

So there's a lot of factors that treat that eleven o'clock as a

market reversal. So if it's setting up at eleven o'clock,

chances are, not all the

time, but chances are, if it's day of the week, Thursday

or Friday, that could be a

market reversal profile unfolding and then leading into TGIF. PM session.

At one thirty Eastern Time, when New York lunch volume completes and

volatility returns intraday. At two o'clock Eastern Time,

when PM trends

start to unfold and potential AM stops are purged.

Could be the lunch hour stops as well.

At two thirty PM Eastern Time, when the final two hours of trading

begins. This is speaking of the day session for

New York trading.

At three PM Eastern Time