This document discusses a daytrading strategy called "Opening Price + Judas Swing" that involves looking for entry signals around key market opening prices. Specifically, it recommends buying below or selling above the opening price if bullish or bearish respectively. It then explains how a "Judas Swing" is a temporary move in the opposite direction before the main trend continues. Waiting for an "Entry Model" confirmation can provide added confluence for entries. Examples are given around the 8:30am, 9:30am and 1:30pm NY session opening prices.
This document discusses a daytrading strategy called "Opening Price + Judas Swing" that involves looking for entry signals around key market opening prices. Specifically, it recommends buying below or selling above the opening price if bullish or bearish respectively. It then explains how a "Judas Swing" is a temporary move in the opposite direction before the main trend continues. Waiting for an "Entry Model" confirmation can provide added confluence for entries. Examples are given around the 8:30am, 9:30am and 1:30pm NY session opening prices.
This document discusses a daytrading strategy called "Opening Price + Judas Swing" that involves looking for entry signals around key market opening prices. Specifically, it recommends buying below or selling above the opening price if bullish or bearish respectively. It then explains how a "Judas Swing" is a temporary move in the opposite direction before the main trend continues. Waiting for an "Entry Model" confirmation can provide added confluence for entries. Examples are given around the 8:30am, 9:30am and 1:30pm NY session opening prices.
A Judas Swing can be simply defined as when price temporarily swings in the opposite direction of its eventual expansion. Price initially hides its true intentions. You can use my Entry Model 1 (pinned post) and its variations to confirm your entry. Here is the zoomed in view of the possible 8:30am long: Here is the zoomed in view of the possible 9:30am long: Here is the zoomed in view of the possible 1:30pm long. Retrace is shallower and does not go back below 1:30pm open after entry model forms. But it is a higher timeframe entry model (15min), which gives more confidence for entry. BIAS is necessary. So IF we are BULLISH, we believe price will expand upward. When we see price initially go below our Opening Price reference point, we are happy to see that because it means we can potentially get a better long entry before price expands upward.
Waiting for your Entry Model to form allows for extra
confluence to take your trade. That's how you can use Opening Price + Judas Swing for daytrade entries in the NY Session. Rinse and repeat . This was inspired by ICT teachings.
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