Day Trading Entries

Pips2Profit
Cameron Benson
 Entry Criteria
1. Break In Structure NAS100 1 Minute
2. 3 Pushes
3. M/W
4. Engulfment of M or W

That simple?

YES.

But when there is a signal day AND

conditions are right for the setup to
occur.
NAS100 1 Hour
 Focus On The Sequence Of Events

EURJPY
5 Minute
 Signals And Setups Come FIRST
Signals - Something that has Setup - Conditions, based off
occurred over the previous 1-2 the signal, that line up correctly
with the signal, that allows me
days that has built a signal to
to enter a trade based off my
watch that pair on the
trading plan.
following day.
3 Levels (Rise or Fall)
First Red Day

First Green Day HOD/LOD Trend or Reversal

Inside Day Opening Range

Breakout/Failed Breakout
3 Days Breakouts (Asian Session)

3 Pushes (Opening Range) Short/Long Squeeze

Day 1,2, & 3 - 3 Day Cycle Heartbeat Pattern

Heartbeat Pattern (Referred to
by Stacey Burke as “Day 0”
 Pair Selection
Narrowing it down:

1. Weekly Template
2. Signals
3. 3 Days Cycle

These 3 points will help me take the list from

10-11 down to 1-4 pairs to watch before the
new day (the day I plan to trade) even begins.

Based off this new list of 1-4:

When the new day begins, my thesis might

change due to the days conditions not
aligning with the signal day in my trading
session. Why????
 Frame The Day
Asian Session : 8PM-11PM EST (Opening
Range)

London Session : 2AM-5AM EST (Initial

Balance)

New York Session : 8AM-11AM EST

Market is either in the process of trending,

reversing or currently ranging when your
session begins.

Important: If I came into this day with a buy

low thesis, this would have been the ideal pair
to watch. WHY??

Market is making higher highs, breaking out, pulling

back and expanding to the upside before the NY
Session even begins. It is SETUP for a 1st Hour Trade.
 Attempt To Avoid
Markets that have NOT gone to the
outside in any way.

-Previous Session

-Previous Day

-Previous Week

This can be considered a trading

range

Typically choppy, and displays

behavior that will induce both
sides of the market (Long and
short) without expanding in either
direction.

Additionally: I tend to avoid pairs

that appear to have already made
their move in the previous
session!!!