Notes
- Reasons for price reversal after breaking the high or low:
- A higher time frame PD array prevents further movement.
- A logical place to take profits at the end of a trend.
- Market makers engineer liquidity to put people on the wrong side of the market.
- We should always be aware of where the highs and lows of the last three days are, counting today as day one. These are good places for stop runs.
- In general, during the New York session, we expect the market to continue moving in the direction that began in the London session.
- We expect a price reversal if the market reaches the HTF PD array during the New York session.
- All the findings that apply to the New York Session are equally valid for the London Close Session.
- If we understand the context, i.e., institutional order flow, we can predict when market reversals will occur.
- We monitor institutional order flow on weekly, daily, and four-hourly charts.
- When we see overlapping reversal concepts, the trade idea becomes even stronger. For example, the New York reversal can occur simultaneously with the Intra-Week reversal.
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Trading Market Reversals - Intra-Week Highs
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Trading Market Reversals - New York Session Reversals
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