Understanding Daily Profiles in Trading: A Comprehensive Guide

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The speaker acknowledges the high demand for a daily profile video, highlighting the importance of understanding daily profiles to avoid bias in trading. They promise to cover all daily profiles in the video.

The speaker introduces four daily profiles that occur regularly, emphasizing the significance of recognizing these patterns to accurately determine daily bias in trading. They mention that understanding daily profiles is crucial for successful trading.

The speaker explains the characteristics of a classic daily buy profile, known as the London reversal and New York expansion SL continuation daily profile. They detail the opening price, timing, and key levels to watch for a reversal, stressing the importance of a good reaction off key levels for confirmation.

When analyzing daily profiles, it is crucial to look for a Change in State Delivery (CISD) on the 1-hour timeframe. A 1-hour CISD indicates a potential smart money reversal or London reversal, typically occurring between 2 to 5 a.m. EST. This change in state delivery is key for confirming a bullish trend, especially when the daily and weekly charts show bullish order flow.

Once a CISD taps into a point of interest, it signals market expansion and continuation, particularly in New York trading hours from 7 to 10 a.m. EST. Correlated assets like NQ, ES, or YM may exhibit a bullish SMT pattern during this period, leading to further market expansion.

Between 12 to 3 or 4 p.m. EST, market consolidation often occurs around the previous day's range equilibrium or draw liquidity levels. This consolidation phase may lead to a 'turtle soup' pattern, followed by an expansion towards the draw liquidity or daily objective. Understanding these price movements is crucial for trading decisions.

A London reversal strategy involves identifying key levels or areas of interest for potential reversals, typically between 2 to 5 a.m. EST. Confirming a CISD at these levels can signal a move lower, with expectations of New York market expansion from 7 to 10 a.m. and 12 to 3 p.m. EST.

The London Judas and New York reversal profile, also known as a New York open and London close reversal, involves strategic trading based on market behavior during specific timeframes. Incorporating Asia trading hours can further enhance this reversal strategy for traders.

London Judas can also be applied to the Asia session, with London Judas events happening more frequently. A London Judas occurs when London makes a temporary high or low of the day without tapping into key levels or PD arrays that could sponsor a move into New York. This leads to a fake high or low of the day, with a potential reversal between 7 to 10 a.m. EST in New York.

In the event of a London Judas, a reversal typically occurs between 7 to 10 a.m. EST in New York, where there may be a sweep or tap into key levels, often accompanied by an SMT divergence. This reversal aims to take out stops from the London Judas and move towards the daily objective.

London close at 12:00 p.m. EST marks a key time for trend continuation. If the morning session fails to reach the daily objective, the trend may continue from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. EST after London close. The opening of a new 6-hour candle at London close can provide insights into potential retracements or consolidations before a possible move towards the daily objective.

The next daily profile after a London Judas and New York reversal is the classic power three pattern involving accumulation, manipulation, and distribution. This pattern typically unfolds as Asian and London consolidation leading to New York manipulation and expansion. It often coincides with high-impact news events at 8:30 a.m. or 10:00 a.m. EST.

Mark suggests a trading strategy involving manipulation timing, where manipulation occurs at 8:30 to 10:00 a.m., followed by a continuation of movement. This strategy aims to reach the daily draw or objective, with similar patterns for both bullish and bearish scenarios.

Mark discusses the 'power of 3' daily profile, which typically occurs with high impact news releases at 8:30 or 10:00 a.m. This profile is not limited to Fridays and involves specific timing for manipulation and movement, providing traders with a recognizable pattern to spot and capitalize on.

Mark introduces the London swing to Zday bullish and bearish profile, highlighting its deceptive nature that often leads to losses for traders. This profile resembles a buy or sell setup initially but transitions into consolidation after 11:00 a.m., causing traders to miss their daily objectives and get caught in choppy price action.

In the first example, the speaker demonstrates the London reversal NY continuation daily profile. They emphasize the importance of tapping into a 1-hour or higher PD SL key level during the 2 to 5 a.m. London session. By using a discounted PD, London taps into a fair value gap within the weekly range, leading to a change in delivery state. This results in NY expanding between 7 to 10 a.m., showcasing London reversal NY continuation.

The speaker presents an example of the London Judas NY reversal daily profile. They explain how London forms relative equal highs during the Asia session, leading to New York starting at 9:30 a.m. NY sweeps the London low, taps into a 12-hour OB, and shows an immediate reaction. By utilizing inverse fair value gaps, NY surpasses London high, consolidates, and hits various highs, illustrating the London Judas or Asia Judas NY reversal profile.

The speaker introduces the classic AMD power of three (PO3) daily profile. They describe how Asia and London sessions maintain a tight consolidation range upon the daily candle opening. This tight range sets the stage for a classic buy template profile, where price action remains confined within a specific range, indicating a potential setup for trading opportunities.

The discussion starts with the opening of The Daily candle, followed by a sweep of the previous day's low. The market remains in a tight range until 8:30, with high impact news affecting the London low and other key levels. This manipulation occurs during Asia and London consolidation, leading to a sponsorship to the upside.

The daily profile often involves consolidation, manipulation at 8:30 or 10:00 a.m. due to high impact news drivers. After tapping a key level or PD on the one-hour chart or higher, there is an expansion and continuation into New York trading hours, with retracements and further upward movement.

A detailed analysis of a London swing to Zday profile on a no news Monday, characterized by a rangy day with little activity. The discussion covers the London high of the day, consolidation around the opening price, and the daily objective of drawing liquidity. This profile resembles a classic buy day but is challenging to trade due to its range-bound nature.

Exploration of a London Judas fake high of day scenario leading to a New York reversal. The discussion includes tapping into a 4-hour order block during early New York hours, highlighting sponsorship and market movements. This pattern involves reversals at specific times during the London to New York transition.

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