9:30 Bearish Orderflow, H12 Bearish Orderblock (Short), H6 Bullish Orderblock Failure, LIS Reversal, Lowerband Failure, M5 Bullish to Bearish Variation, M5 Entry Short, Overnight Bullish Orderflow, Upperband to Lowerband Short, Wk Bullish Trend Shift,

Key Takeaways from Today’s Trading Notes:

1. Late Start & Streak Broken:

   • You woke up late and missed key setups, resulting in the break of your 6-day green streak during this evaluation. Starting late disrupted your usual flow and mindset.

2. Market Bias Conflicts:

   • The market presented conflicting biases, making it difficult to align with a clear direction. You were waiting for an "easy money trade" off the VWAP bands, but market indecision caused confusion.
   • You observed a repetitive pattern of 9:30 short opportunities and end-of-day long opportunities with overnight moves higher. You are considering holding an overnight long trade, targeting a draw on liquidity around 19870 due to the weekly downtrend reversal and untapped liquidity on the weekly order block.

3. Missed Setup from Yesterday:

   • Yesterday’s setup hit your profit target before the 9:30 open, and you noted that this should have indicated that the price would likely come down, but you initially missed this clue.
   • You felt frustration about missing out on a potential 4R+ trade due to not being able to hold overnight positions.

4. Failed Easy Money Trade:

   • Your easy money trade and bullish line in the sand failed, suggesting a possible manipulation stop hunt.
   • You followed your rules by not executing a short trade because the 1-minute candle came just ticks away from the VWAP upper band, even though you accurately called the false break to the upside in the chatroom. This missed opportunity weighed heavily as the exact trade unfolded after you passed on it.

5. Choppy Price Action:

   • You faced frustrating and choppy price action around the lower band, with constant invalidation of signals. Both the first and second trades were stopped out, with one possibly being a stop hunt.
   • The second trade reversed right after hitting your stop-loss, reinforcing the idea of manipulation and adding to the mental frustration.

6. Contradictory Signals & Missed Alerts:

   • You struggled with contradictory signals, especially around the 1-minute demand level where price traded into the level but didn’t trigger your alert. This left you uncertain about the reliability of your signals.
   • You also identified an untapped demand area below the prior day’s low, leaving you concerned about whether price would sweep the longs out before potentially moving up.

7. Caution Regarding Overnight Trading:

   • Despite frustrations, you’re wary of overnight trading scenarios, fearing a nightmare where you trade throughout the night only for the setup not to play out.

Key Learnings and Adjustments:

• Stick to the Plan, but Be Open to Adjustments: The strict adherence to your VWAP level rules prevented you from taking what could have been a profitable short trade. While rules are important, consider incorporating flexibility for trades that come very close to key levels.

• Focus on Higher Timeframes for Direction: The choppy and confusing price action on the 1-minute chart could be resolved by focusing on higher timeframe setups, reducing the noise and uncertainty around micro-level decisions.

• Recognize Repeated Patterns: You’ve noticed a consistent market pattern (9:30 short followed by end-of-day longs), which is valuable for planning future trades. Keep this in mind for upcoming sessions.

• Frustration from Missed Opportunities: Missing out on potential 4R trades due to the inability to hold overnight positions added frustration. This might indicate a need to consider alternative strategies to participate in overnight moves without breaking rules.

• Manage Overnight Risk: Your concerns about taking overnight trades are valid, and it’s important to weigh the potential rewards against the risk of trading throughout the night with uncertain outcomes.

In summary, today's session highlighted the challenges of conflicting signals, the importance of flexibility within your system, and the need for greater clarity in your approach when the market is choppy. Keep refining your system to accommodate these nuances.

 

 

 

woke up late. And broke my 6 day green streak on this evaluation. 

The market was very conflicting between both biases on the day, so my approach for the trading session was that I was going to wait for an 'easy money trade' against the extremities on one of the first VWAP bands that were trades into. 

Also, my trade setup from yesterday, worked perfectly to my diesred profit target, which was hit before the 9:30 session opened, so because of this, of should have figured that price would come down instead of up. 

I also had a gut instinct that longs wouldnt work as well, because yesterday I didnt make much money on longs, because the trade was broken up between the prior eod of day session and the overnight trading session, and I cant hold trades overnight, so I had to only take profit at 1R multiple. Which is really annoying to me because I would have held the trade for a 4R + trade. 

But the market for the past 2 sessions is trading as a 9:30 short opportunity, with an end of day long opportunity, with a move higher in the overnight, so for this reason, Im thinking about taking an overnight long trade, to target the draw on liquidity higher which I believe is around 19870. And the only reason I think the market will go higher is because the weekly downtrend reversed in todays trading session, and there is still untapped liquidity on the weekly bearish orderblock to the upside, with buy side liquidity above it. 

My easy money trade failed, as well as my bullish line in the sand, 1 minute demand, which reversed. Which could have been a manipulation stop hunt. 

I also beloeve I would have caught the short on the trading session, but because the 1 minute candle literally came TICKS, away for the vwap upperband, I didnt execute on the trade, because my rules suggest that I have to wait for price to hit the level exactly and wait for a reaction or its invalidated, I literally called out in the chatroom for tanjas livestream that I was expected a false break to the upside, and that I was looking at a reaction at 19850n short. Well little do you know, that its the exact trade that took place on the session, and because I was ticks away from the upperband level. I never took the trade. And the only trade that was presented to me from that point was the lowerband extremity trade. 

And might I add, there was terrible price action around the lowerband. Constantly chopping above and below, signaling a trade, and then it becoming invalidated shortly after.

The first trade I took was a 1 minute variation close back above the lowerband, which also had displacement after a liquidity washout of the 6 hour bullish orderblock, and it failed. 

The second trade. I didnt put much weight on the Lowerband, because it was continuosuly giving false signals, and decided to just play the reaction off of the line in the sand. And it literally swept my stoploss, and then immediately went in my direction, without breaching that low for the duration of the trading session, this is what leads me to believe it could be a possible manipulation stophunt.

With that being said, I have a 1 minute demand level marked as my long level of interest, as well as, but it appears that price trades into the level, potentially sweeping the liquidity, YET, it never tiggered my alert. So I am getting so many contradicting signals its almost hard to dechipher anything. 

I have also Identified an untapped demand area beneath the prior days low, which is also scary to take longs still because Im unsure if it will trade into that level first and sweep all of the longs out of poisiton prior to potentially moving to the upside. 

The market it about to open, and Im just hoping this isnt a nightmare scenario where I am trading throughout the nighttime and overnight session for nothing. Hopefully it pays off.

5 Minute Entry, 9:30 Open Short, H12 Bearish Orderblock (Short), M5 Bullish to Bearish Variation, Overnight Session, Trade Of The Day ,

Todays trade of the day setup, was presented in the overnight trading session from the H12 bearish orderblock, with multiple attempts to sweep the liquidity, it still held strong. So it appears at the moment, the strongest short setup in this current downtrending market is an H12 bearish orderblock short. 

4D 5M WEEK VWAP Upperband Extremity, H1 Bearish Orderblock, H1 Bullish to Bearish Variation, H6 Bearish Trend, LIS Target (Bearish), Lower DOL, M5 Bearish Confirmation Close , M5 Bullish to Bearish Variation, Positioned Shorts Key Level,

For some reason, this journal isnt letting me manually tag the trading patterns for todays setup, so I will type them below vvv

(PATTERNS)

- 4D 5M WEEK VWAP Upperband Extremity

- M5 Bearish Confirmation Close Level Marked for 'Positioned Shorts)

- M5 Bullish to Bearish Variation Price Action (REACTION) at key level of interest (Same Timeframe)

- Bearish Tape on Time & Sales at key level (Above 10 contracts)

- Overnight H1 Bearish Orderblock & H1 Price Action REACTION response, validating the M5 Bearish Confirmation Close Level

- Weak Pre Market Low

- Lower Draw On Liquidity

- H6 Premarket Bearish Trend Shift

- Trend Below 1D VWAP Lowerband

 

 

Trade Analysis and Summary:

Key Points from the Notes:

• Pre-Market Analysis:

  • Woke up early: Ensured readiness before key data drops.
  • Mixed overnight session: Close to an H1 Order Block (ODB) level but not fully tapped.
  • H12 Uptrend: The Level of Interest (LIS) sits at 19344.25.
  • New monthly candle: Opens with a slightly bullish trend from the previous month.
  • Sell signal on WEEK VWAP Upper Band: Noted potential short opportunity if the signal holds.

• New Trading Rule:

  • If a setup goes past the level of interest, the trade is invalidated.

• Data Drop (Jobless Claims):

  • Bearish interpretation due to increased jobless claims.

• Main Trade Idea:

  • Sweep of the PMH into an untapped M30 Bearish Order Block, aligning with WEEK VWAP Upper Band.
  • H12 LIS: Awareness that the trade idea goes against the H12 LIS but aligns with the H6 bearish trend.

• Trading Execution:

  • Gut feeling: Bears in control due to trading below the overnight mean.
  • First trade: Stopped out but identified manipulation and re-entered with confirmation.
  • Second trade: Successful entry with confirmation of A-side setup and multiple confluences.
  • Result: Ended with a P/L of $419.

Analysis:

1. Pre-Market Preparation:

   • Thorough preparation by analyzing multiple timeframes and potential trade setups.
   • Clear identification of key levels and order blocks.
   • Integration of a new trading rule to avoid invalid trades.

2. Data Interpretation:

   • Correctly interpreted jobless claims data as bearish, influencing the decision to lean towards short trades.

3. Trade Execution:

   • First Trade: Identified manipulation and quickly adapted by re-entering with a better setup.
   • Second Trade: Followed all criteria for an A+ trade, including confirmation on the same timeframe and trailing the trade to lock in profits.

4. Risk Management:

   • Effective use of stop losses based on recent swing highs.
   • Managed to keep losses minimal on the first trade and maximize gains on the second.

5. Outcome and Reflection:

   • Overall successful trading day with a solid profit.
   • Identified the reasons for success, including proper analysis, following the new rule, and waiting for confirmations.

Conclusion:

Combining the Data Drops:

• Jobless Claims: Bearish due to higher-than-expected claims, indicating potential labor market weakness.
• Productivity and Costs: Bullish due to significant productivity gains and lower unit labor costs, indicating economic strength and controlled inflation.

Net Outlook:

• Despite the bearish jobless claims data, the productivity and costs data provide a stronger positive outlook. This suggests an overall bullish sentiment, particularly in terms of economic growth and inflation control.

Trade Reflection:

• The successful trade execution against the H12 LIS worked due to multiple confluences and adherence to the new rule.
• This trade likely represented the "Trade of the Day" due to its alignment with identified setups and successful execution.

By combining thorough pre-market analysis, disciplined execution, and effective risk management, you were able to capitalize on the day's trading opportunities successfully.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

8:06 AM. Woke up early this morning. We have some data dropping in a half hour, also 9:45 & 10AM data as well. The overnight is mixed. Coming a few ticks away from an H1 ODB I market out yesterday, and never came back to tag it. I would prefer if the level was actually hit to play it. Sometime I feel like when levels are barely touched like that, they can act as manipulations to play the opposite way. So if Im going to contemplate going short OTD, I think it will be best for the current PMH (which is ticks away from the first H1 ODB) & of many other bearish ODB's, to be swept so that the liquidity can first be cleared.

We are also in an H12 uptrend, and the LIS currently sits at 19344.25. Because of the other days new rule implementation, I began drawing uptapped supply and demand levels near the LIS. And the only one that remains at this moment, is an untapped M1 demand area right above the LIS. 

This is also the first day of a new month. August 1st, so the new monthly candle opens today, and the prior month was able to maintain a slightly bullish trend, with a higher high and higher low. Also, holding at the untapped Month Bullish Orderblock, which lined up in confluence with the 90D low to high 61.8% fibonacci. 

On the 4D 5 Minute chart, WEEK VWAP. It is currently giving us a sell signal at the top of the range and Upper Band. Theres a chance that the sell signal has already been first because the 4D 5Minute chart Upperband has been sold into and closed below. Prior to a slight trend above. But the trade idea I like most at the moment is a sweep of the PMH, to tap into the untested bearish orderblocks, and wait for the timeframe confirmation & reaction.

***** NEW RULE *****

If the A side of a setup & reaction of a trade, goes past the level of interest from the highest high, or lowest low (depending on if its a short trade or long trade) than the setup is invalidated. 

For example; If Im looking for a short trade at a key level, and that specific level requires an H1 entry confirmation & reaction, but the H1 chart continues trending higher, past the key level of interest, if an H1 bar is created with low that is ABOVE the key level of interest, than the trade is invalidated. The H1 low MUST maintain below the key level of interest, to signal a price action response that there is actual selling pressure stepping in to keep the bar below the level. And if the bullish to bearish variation takes place, creating an A side setup, on the right side of the ^, than that is multiple confirmations for a trading entry. 

8:43 AM: The 8:30 DATA drop (JOBLESS CLAIMS) just came out, with an increase in the overall number of jobless claims, which is a bearish interpretation. 

8:54AM. The main trade that I am looking for OTD is a sweep of the PMH, into the untapped M30 Bearish Orderblock, which would be in confluence with an overextending on the 4D 5Minute WEEK VWAP Upperband. The only thing is this thesis goes against the H12 LIS, but the H6 trend has shifted bearish, so I think there is a chance that this can come back to test the LIS.

My gut is telling me that long side plays wont be as easy or feasible OTD, as we are currently trading below the mean of the overnight. Which is currently telling me that bears are in control. 

11:12AM. Wonderful, amazing trading day. I ended the day with a total P/L of $419 dollars. As I stated just before this, I had a gut feeling that shorts would play out OTD. It seems that the early 9:30 shorts got too eager, and were squeezed at the PML, although the alert was never triggered below the PML. 

When I looked at the 4D 5M WEEK VWAP, I noticed that during the overnight session, we were trading above the VWAP Upperband, suggesting an Overextenstion/Extremity to the upside from yesterdays move. So I decided to market the 'Overnight Short Close M5' level, as it was the first level to close below the Upperband, suggesting that would have been an ideal short entry from the overnight, and also suggesting that shorts were positioned at that exact level of 19631.75. Because of this, I took my time at the opening, simply getting a feel for price action, by marking alerts as the price action developed, from the trend analysis perspective, and draw on liquidity perspective. 

I saw at the start of the trading session that the 1D VWAP could have played against the 4D M5 VWAP, because we were trading towards the lowerband, but I took the birds eye view & larger timeframe analysis, and gave it more weight. 

The first trade I entered, was stopped out, it felt a bit manipulated, but it cleared the gap to the M5 bearish orderblock that was created from the confirmation move, instead of the confirmation close level, so with a micro mistake, I was stopped out of the first trade, but got in a second time, when the A side setup was still presented at that level, with M5 lows holding below the key level, and getting a bullish to bearish variation A side setup, as my new rule suggests. Stops at the most recent swing high prior to the move, and I took it to the next draw on liquidity which was the M1 demand created off of the LIS.

Today, trading against the LIS happened to work. It was a counter trend trade before the full confirmation, but thats because I had multiple confluence confirmations to trade against it, and back to the daily mean. 

11:25AM. As it currently stands, but LIS was broken, creating a technical downtrend unless proven otherwise. 

 

***Overall***

The reasons why this trade worked

- I Identified a macro extremity on the 4D 5M WEEK VWAP

- I saw overnight confirmation of a break and close below the VWAP Upperband

- I marked the close of the M5 candle, in the same timeframe used to spot the trade, as where 'shorts are positioned'

- I waited for the A side setup, and price action confirmation on the same timeframe used to spot the trade

- I followed the trend and indentified the likely area for price to reach towards, whcih was the H12 LIS in confluence with the 4D 5M WEEK VWAP middleband

- Trailed the trade on the same timeframe I entered 'M5" to lock in profits incase of a reversal (which didnt happen)

- Let it hit my take profit

All of this meets the criteria for an A+ trade, and I think I likely hit the 'Trade Of The Day' setup. We will know by the end of the day. 

 

2:14PM. I just noticed, todays win was a major adaptation to the $600 loss from the other day. It wasnt the exact same setup, in terms of opening between the middle and upper VWAP band, but it was a fake break higher with a nasty short opportunity off of a bearish orderblock. Money trades today baby.

H12 Bearish LIS, M1 Bearish Orderblock, M15 Bearish Orderblock, M15 Bullish to Bearish Variation, M30 Bearish Orderblock, M30 Bullish to Bearish Variation, M5 Bearish Orderblock, M5 Bullish to Bearish Variation, No VWAP Extremity, Playbook , Trade Of The Day , wrong bias otd,

Refined Notes

Loss Analysis and Key Takeaways

$600 Loss Overview:

• Missed a massive supply zone near the H12 LIS (Line in the Sand).
• The supply zone ran through M1, M5, M15, and M30 order blocks from the LIS.

Technical Analysis Improvement:

• New Rule: Mark untapped supply and demand areas on the H12 lines in the sand, highs, and lows to avoid missing future entries.
• Cannot solely rely on VWAP Band extremities or the first VWAP area when the market opens in the middle of nowhere.

Entry Criteria and Strategy Adjustment

Order Block Analysis:

• Mark Prevalent Order Blocks: In the direction of the LIS, identify and mark the most relevant order blocks.
• Timeframe Correlation:
  • For each order block, wait for the reaction on the corresponding timeframe.
  • Example:
    • For an M30 order block, wait for an M30 reaction.
    • For an M15 order block, wait for a 15-minute reaction.
    • This applies similarly to M5, M1, etc.
  • Enter only when the price action reaction aligns with the order block's timeframe.

Chart Adjustments:

• Immediately start marking order blocks on charts to avoid relying solely on VWAP bands.

End of Session Reflection:

• The session ended with a bounce from the prior daily order block.
• This bounce was in confluence with:
  • 90-day 61.8% Fibonacci level.
  • Monthly ODB (Order Block).

Fibonacci Confirmation:

• 90D Model Layout:
  • Use the 90D Fibonacci with the 180 H4 default timeframe, which encompasses the swing low to high.
  • Use H4 confirmation to take trades.

By implementing these refined strategies and rules, future trades can be more accurately executed, reducing the likelihood of missing significant market signals and enhancing overall trading performance.

 

 

 

 

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So I had a $600 loss today, and I just had to go over it with a fine tooth comb and see what I missed. And clearly enough, There was a massive supply zone near the H12 LIS that I completely missed, and that ran from the M1, M5, M15 & M30 Orderblocks from the LIS. 

So from now on, when I am doing technical analysis. Any H12 lines in the sand, Highs & Lows, I will now mark the untapped Supply & Demand areas, so that I wont miss another entry like the one provided today. Because clearly, I cant just solely rely on the VWAP Band extremities, or the first area of VWAP to play off of first when the market opens in the middle of nowhere.

The rule will be that I will mark the most prevalent orderblocks in the direction of the LIS, but the orderblock timeframe, must correlate with the price action reaction entry model.

So for example, if we have an M30 Orderblock, we wait for the M30 reaction, If we have a M15 Orderblock, we wait for the 15 minute reaction, same applies to the 5M, 1M etc. Any orderblock that we play, must have correlating timeframe price action reaction to enter. I will have to start putting these on my charts immediately so that I dont just solely rely on the bands. 

So the session today ended with a bounce of the prior daily orderblock. Also in confluence with the 90D 61.8% fibonacci & Month ODB For this fibonacci confirmation, since I do not yet have a layout for a 90D model, I will use the 90D fibonacci, with the 180 H4 default timeframe, since it is the next timeframe up that encompasses the swing low to high. And I will use an H4 confirmation to take the trade. 

2 Day Anchored VWAP Short, 5 Day High to 5 Day Low GAP Liquidity Sweep, Daily Bearish OrderBlock Short, Daily Bearish Structure, Daily Bearish Trend, H1 TrailStop, H2 TrailStop, M5 Bullish to Bearish Variation, Playbook , PML Target, Prior Day High Break & Reversal, Trade Of The Day , Week Range, Wk Bullish Structure, Wk Bullish Trend,

Trade Details: July 15, 2024

• Status: No Trade Day (Execution Issues)
• Broker: Tradovate
• Asset: Future
• Future Date: July 15, 2024
• Future Name: /MNQN24
• Symbol: /MNQ
• Type: Short
• Patterns:
  • 2 Day Anchored VWAP Short
  • 5 Day High to 5 Day Low GAP Liquidity Sweep
  • Daily Bearish OrderBlock Short
  • Daily Bearish Structure
  • Daily Bearish Trend
  • H1 TrailStop
  • H2 TrailStop
  • M5 Bullish to Bearish Variation
  • Playbook
  • PML Target
  • Prior Day High Break & Reversal
  • Trade Of The Day
  • Week Range
  • Wk Bullish Structure
  • Wk Bullish Trend

Notes:

No Trade Day: Executional issues with APEX prevented trade execution. Encountered 'trading temporarily halted' error.

Trade of the Day Setup:

Observations:

• Anchored VWAP Analysis:

  • Analyzed the 2 Day Anchored VWAP during the premarket session.
  • Identified that the prior day high and low were distant.
  • Noted the 2 Day Anchored VWAP provided a short signal at the top of the band.

• Daily Chart Analysis:

  • Suggested a draw on liquidity to the prior day low due to the daily candle downtrend.
  • Weekly chart indicated a draw on liquidity to the prior week high because of the weekly uptrend.

Trade Setup:

• Entry:

  • Best timeframe for execution: M5 chart following the break of the prior day high for a reversal.
  • Used the 2 Day Anchored VWAP Upperband for a short on the correct side of the V (or ^).
  • Executed with a sell stop order.
  • Stop loss: Set at the high of the day (HOD).

• Orderblock Rejections:

  • Observed 2 consecutive Daily Bearish Orderblock rejections.
  • Execution could have been on the 5D 5 Minute timeframe (M5).

Future Strategy Adjustments:

• Execution Timeframe:

  • When encountering a new weekly range, refer back to this setup.
  • Adjust from the M1 timeframe to a higher execution timeframe such as M5 or M15.

• Execution Data:

  • More data should suggest the best possible approach.
  • Refer to M5 executions for daily levels, prior day high, weekly range Anchored VWAP bands, or a Daily Orderblock, unless proven otherwise.

Mental Trade:

• Mental Long Entry:

  • Mentally executed a long entry off the initial move up from market open.
  • The trade wound up failing.
  • It was beneficial not to trade today, as it likely prevented a loss.

• Setup Classifications:

  • A Side Setup: Initial move.
  • B Setup: Break and retest with high probability at orderblocks with unfilled orders.
  • C Setup: To be defined in the future.

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Action Points:

1. Higher Timeframe Confirmation:

   • Utilize higher timeframes like the H12 to confirm trends before changing bias.

2. Execution Timeframe:

   • Default to higher timeframes (M5, M15) for execution around daily levels, prior day highs, weekly Anchored VWAP bands, and Daily Orderblocks.

3. Avoid Trading on Execution Issues:

   • If trading is halted, use the time to observe and mentally execute trades to refine strategy without risking capital.

4. Follow Setup Classifications:

   • Focus on A side setups (initial moves) and avoid B setups (break and retest) unless at high-probability orderblocks.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

No Trade Day for me. Currently having executional problems with APEX. They are not allowing my to execute any trades, and im getting a 'trading temporarily halted' 

But here is the trade of the day setup.

For some reason, I was referring yesterday, to the anchored VWAP when analyzing the next potential range setup. I noticed in the premarket session, that the prior day high and the prior day low, were quite far away, and that the 2 Day Anchored VWAP provided todays short signal at the top of the band. 

On todays opening, the Daily chart was suggesting a draw on liquidity to the prior day low, because of the daily candle downtrend. And also, suggesting a weekly draw on liquidity to the prior week high, because of the weekly uptrend.

So this is an interesting setup that occured today, and im seeing some correlation with higher timeframe setups, and incorporating a VWAP to a wider range based on that. I just havent yet figured out how to correlate it, or how to find it again in the future. I was kind of just going off of gut instinct yesterday on my sunday analysis when I figured that the 2 Day Anchored VWAP would provide an accurate signal for todays trading session that I missed. 

Also, the best timeframe to execute this setup was on the M5 chart following the break of the prior day high for a reversal, and the 2 Day Anchored VWAP Upperband for a short on the correct side of the V, or in this case ^, with a sell stop order. With stops at HOD. 

There has also been 2 consecutive Daily Bearish Orderblock rejections, with this day included, and the trade could have been executed on the 5D 5 Minute timeframe (M5)

So in the future, when we see a new weekly range created. We will refer back to this, and adjust from the M1 timeframe, likely to a higher execution timeframe such as the M5 or M15 chart. More data should suggest the best possible approach, but as of today, the next time we reach a daily level, prior day high, weekly range Anchored VWAP bands, or a Daily Orderblock, we will refer to M5 executions, unless proven otherwise.

Another thing, we took a mental trade today, since we were unable to execute, and it was a mental long entry off of the first initial move up from market open. And it wound up failing. So overall, I guess it was a good thing that we couldnt trade today, because I would have likely taken that loss. So in the future, we will only intend to play the A side of each setup, which is the initial move. B setups will be classified as break and retests, with the highest probability retests being at orderblocks where there are unfilled orders. And we will define C setups in the future.