Trading Macros: Fair Value Gaps and the 8:30 and 9:30 Open

Below the lower quadrant. Yes. That means that this fair value gap is a proper candidate to be long when you're bullish.

When time, eight thirty, spooling at eight, at eight thirty, that's the only thirty-minute delineator for a macro.

Everything else is three fifteen to three forty-five for the last hour trading, and then you have the, uh, first ten minutes to the top of the hour and the f- first ten minutes after the top of the hour.

That's every hour macro. Okay? So there's your out-- there's your little, uh, skinny on the macros.

But eight thirty, whether there's news or not, the algorithm will start spooling.

If it doesn't start spooling and running, then you just simply wait 'cause it's telling you that it's waiting for the nine thirty opening bell.

So what happens if, if you're anticipating something here and it just, just meanders around or goes lower?

Do nothing. Sit still and wait for the nine thirty opening bell.

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