How to have Bias every minute,

everyday, every week.

Every candle has an opening price, high, low and closing price be it weekly, monthly or even
seconds chart.

Suppose the given candle is going to be bearish, it first will go above opening price
(manipulation) then expand lower and at last close somewhere within the range or to the
extreme where it loses all its volatility.
Look at these monthly candles, white lines denote the opening price of the candle. Let's move to
the daily time frame and see how it looks on lower time frame.
Market almost every time goes below the opening price of the month and then pushes higher if
it is a Bullish candle and it first goes above the opening price of the month and then pushes
lower if it is a Bearish candle. So after the monthly open if the market goes below opening price
it means we are gonna have a bullish monthly expansion. Of Course not 100% of the time but
almost 80% it will happen and mostly closer to 90%. Also we are just interested in which
direction the market is gonna expand, not necessarily where it is gonna close. Because we are
eyeing to catch the expansion and not call the close of the candle. It means when the market is
below the opening price, we will look to catch the expansion to the upside but after expansion
the market can also retrace and close bearish which is not what I am interested in. I am only
betting on expansion.

Someone maybe good at catching the manipulation or the last ending of the candle’s move but I
feel the best part is the expansion where the candle gives the biggest move and is easier to
understand
Same goes with weekly. After markets open on Monday. It goes above the weekly opening price,
makes a high of the week around Tuesday and then expands lower till Friday close. Just like in
the picture above.

The best section (As per me):

Now the elephant in the room.

Most of us are day traders. The daily candle opens at 5pm EST not at 12am . (I have found 5pm
open as more valuable than 12am. There are many instances I have seen 12am open fail but not
the 5pm open.)

So if the market goes below the opening price after 5pm. I consider that day as a Bullish day or
at least some bullish move to capitalize.
Now I have talked about bias. Would it be great if we would know when it's likely gonna give the
expansion?

Lets decode that as well,

1. Suppose when the day starts at 5pm and most of the price action is below the opening price
and at 3am which is the London Session, the market is also below the 5pm open then we look
for buys and the expansion could last till around 5am. Then it loses its volatility on most days
after 5am till around 8am. So the market can slowly expand or retrace till 8am.

So now if around 8am, the market retraces around the discount or around 50% of the daily high
to low (The half of high of the day to low of the day at 8am)

Then there are high chances that the market will expand again till around 10am. And after 10am
the market will start losing all its volatility
2. Now talking of 2nd condition, suppose after 5am the market doesn’t retrace to the discount of
the daily range and just continues slowly upwards, then after 8am we can look to sell. This sell
could go till the midpoint of the daily range or can form a complete reversal clearing out other
extreme of the day. My point is not to guess whether it will go to extreme or not but most days it
will go till the midpoint where I can place my SL to BE and be safe. Or else I can take weekly
bias or the monthly bias to help analyze where the higher time frame candles are gonna expand
with that bias you can decide to either hold or if you wanna close early.

Yes the London killzone starts at 2am and you can miss moves but I have found 2am-3am has a
lot of fake moves and most days the original move starts at 3am. And in the New York session
sometimes the market starts expanding around 8:30 am but mostly it's around 8am-8:30am. And
yes it also works on news days, bank holidays, everyday. Every candle has OHLC, no matter
whatever is the case. The point is to have a framework of market mechanism.
Now you have the bias almost every time you glance at the chart and you also know at what time
the market is gonna expand. So you can get into the trade in the direction of bias with whatever
entry model suits you the best, be it ICT 2022, SMC, CSD, ICT’s Unicorn Model or if you are
interested in indicators then even that. And yes it's not like 3am or 8am means exactly at that
point itself. Some days it's gonna occur 10 mins early or some days late or some days may not.
Idea is to have the Bias and enter only when you can get confirmation from the entry model as
well. And some days suppose you are bullish but the market may only give a few pips move on
the London session and then continues lower for the rest of the day. The Idea is to understand
how the market moves and when it is most likely to move. TIME & PRICE

Still looking for more?

Here is some interesting facts:

1. If my daily bias is bullish, mostly the low will be formed in London session and high will be
formed around 10am
2. If my weekly bias is bullish, mostly the low will be formed on either Tuesday or Wednesday
and high will be formed on Thursday or Friday
3. If my monthly bias is bullish, mostly the low will be formed around the 2nd week of that
month
4. Higher Time frame Bias has more importance than Lower Time Frame Bias
5. **If your bias is Bullish and london didn’t gave any bullish expansion then at 8 - 8:30 am in
New York session it’s gonna be extreme bullish condition and vise versa for bearish days