The secret of 90m Po3

[00:00:00]In my training, I always mention the 90-minute candle, which is 10:30 opening price. Using those three, using the bodies of the opening times and the new daily opening gap on regular trading hours, we can determine the direction of the market just by using the 90-minute candles and higher time frame candle structure. And how I came to think about this was on regular trading hours. If we go to the 1 hour chart, still leaving on, let's actually put on the new daily opening gaps. So you can see how this plays into the week. So every opening is 9:30 and the next one is 10:30. It's on the 1 hour chart because we're in regular trading hours. But there is data for this. So it's an important thing to note. The 9:30 candle isn't just for electronic trading hours to see all the data, but regular trading hours as well.

[00:00:52]So, taking off all the confluences, all the charting and strictly looking at opening gaps and 90-minute candles. Each one of these days was X AMD. So, looking at the candle opening times, we can see the direction the direction of XMD. So this is the 9:30 10:30 continuation 9:30 opening 10:30 this is a 10 a.m. reversal and Wednesday was actually started the trend at 9:30 so 9:30 opening setup 10 a.m. reversal 10:30 then 9:30 10:30 sweep and continuation until the end of the day and distribution and 9:30 manipulation into the 1 hour for value gap also we go on the 90-minute chart and this is cleaner we use the 90 minute for value gap and you see how the next candle over does not look at the closing of it too it doesn't it like barely taps into that bar I don't even know if it does right there so the 90 minute is so clear using this as 9:30, 11:00 a.m. on regular trading hours and electronic trading hours. Doing it the same way.

[00:02:08]Looking at X AMD, we can see if we had X accumulation manipulation at this low distribution on a slow down Friday.

[00:02:18]Thursday X accumulation manipulation into the CE of the range distribution.

[00:02:25]On Wednesday we had accumulation sorry expansion accumulation manipulation of the high and discount and then distribution down to create the bullish weekly cycle to send us higher.

[00:02:39]Tuesday, expansion, accumulation, manipulation of the high distribute down to create a low of week on the 90-minute for regular trading hours, electronic trading hours. Uh you like literally are this is New York volume. This is like what we trade. We trade New York because we want this volume. And so to use the data to look at the bodies and we don't even need to pull up ES for this because there are no deviations in this. It was always on electronic trading hours.

[00:03:11]That's why we add more data with that.

[00:03:13]But regular trading hours is the session volume that we want to be abiding by.

[00:03:18]And because it says 9:30 and 11 just looking at previous we just look at the executions for the week actually. All right. So, looking at our weekly executions, these were the trades of the day using that 10:00 a.m. and 10:30 block right here. You can see this is always what I'm marking out and looking on the higher time frames. That's what we're looking at right here. And let me just take off this so we can look at the bodies.

[00:03:48]This is what we're looking for. 10:30, 9:30, 11 to continue for our 90-minute PO3 and 10:30, 11:30 to 12:30. And when I say getting off at like 12, that's usually what I mean for taking that kind of move out of the market. Look, just looking at the time, 9:30, 10:30, 11:30, 12 is when you get the reversal.

[00:04:14]12:30, 1:30 is expansion. And these are all fractal. We can I mean we look at the time cycles and they play key portion in all of this too and 1 hour on regular trading hours because that gives you all these key times and the wicks like I tell you to use the wicks on the candle openings the P3s that's why I have them opened up in every single trading session I have the 4 hour pulled up and I have the 90-minut opens pulled up not necessarily the one hour because I use that I move between that when I am analyzing price like in real time. So like these points of reversal. Where's the another opening here? 10:30 after 9:00 a.m. or 9:30 create the range 10:30 reversed another right here. tapping into the 90-minute for value gap above CE right SMT and we put on all these crank correlations on regular trading or on electronic trading hours but regular trading hours new daily opening gap they want to open is what I like to use for either a 30 minute playing into the rest of the day trend like here or uh like this as well on Monday we had that really nice short in the 30 minute Tuesday or sorry, Monday. Um, this is Tuesday because I traded Asia on Monday. Where's Monday? Yeah, Monday.

[00:05:41]And then Tuesday was when we really set up. Great. So, Monday, sorry, Tuesday again shorts 30-minut PO3 continuation. Another 10:30 continuation. I I ended up getting stopped out on this. I This was should have been the entry because this is the high time frame gap high. So stop was misplaced and I was in high size. So I had a low stop and it ended up going and then I hit a break even after that. But this is how we use the 10:30 price and 10 a.m. price. 10 10 a.m. CISD under it and then we just started moving lower off this breaker. 10:30 trade up into the range. This was actually an SMT with ES did not take out this high which was above discount high using this range right here. So, it's just all these all these things played into the higher time frame move. The 10 a.m. and 10:30 was higher. That was our sweep. Ended up playing into a higher time frame move.

[00:06:38]You can see on the 90-minute how we were closing on this in the 90-minute fair value gap. Just really respecting. If we go to regular trading hours, where was our next? So, 1230 was really bullish. took out the high and then continued from there creating the for value gap to push us up for next the next day. And what I love about the 90-minute especially on radar trading hours is it's very small uh or there's a very small time between the next opening days. I mean it's like 1 2 3 4 5 6 seven candles. And so even within that time you get gaps that create like a really strong hold on the market because 90-minute is so significantly correlated between regular and electronic trading hours and quarterly theory. And so it pairs it all together and you can look at these fractal time frames the 90minut with the you know 1 hour 4 hour 15 and it all plays into alignment with the gaps that you use from regular trading hours from the new daily opening gaps all these things like it changes. See how we have different new weekly opening gap between electronic and regular trading hours, but they both play such a significant role into the market's movement. I mean, grading these alone, you can get the quadrants of reversal um pivots in the in the highs using correlations to confirm it. Like that's how you you utilize this entry. I mean, this is a perfect like market maker reversal using both the electronic and regular supporting above C. You have a DC right there that's already noted.

[00:08:09]Like that was a great pivot for the market. SMT right here coming back in and retapping the high to continue above CE because this is OTE. So if it was bearish, it would reverse. But we have the weekly cycle at the bottom. And crank correlations are going to be on both sides until they get broken. So the ones that are in significant points, that's why I have this daily gap here.

[00:08:32]Then those are the ones that are going to hold. But there's always that chance of reversing an OT.

[00:08:36]But it's just dependent on which is going to be the stronghold on the market. I have those marked in white and until then they're marked black because I want to make sure that these are like pure SMTs. These are the ones that are going to move the market. They're the ones that are even a hidden can move the market. But it was an SMT with YM. So you know pairing these confluences across different uh the different indices putting them together and creating a narrative and is the most important thing. We had true month open at the bottom here as well played a significant role. I mean look at the price. It's under the new weekly opening gap and it's like literally in the lower portion for the reversal on the sec the like the first day that it really happened after we created the weekly cycle. The first day that we got the reversal which was Wednesday. No it wasn't. Yeah. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. Friday was slow though so it's kind of throwing me off. So that's how I read the market using the 90minute candle just pairing it with you know how I trade quarterly theory P3 P3 fractal um models like it just it refineses this so much and because of that timebased element the holds are honestly really good part of the range like even trading on the wrong direction of the market this was still a great trade that profited a lot and I'm going to show the monthly P&L and I'm excited to see where I'll be at the end of the month. So, I hope you enjoyed this video, got something from it, and I really want you to try it coming into the next week.

[00:10:07]Implement it. Look at regular trading hours more often because it's gives you so much insight into the market. And I'll leave you with it, the rest to discover for yourself week to week. So, be patient and you'll really understand how to use it and get really refined entries on trades like this, like big big RR trades that you just need to put your stop in the right placement or wait a little longer. And, you know, the returns are great. The returns are great. In fact, I was supposed to be in 10:00 a.m. and then I to like exited myself out of the position because I was on a combine on that one and I, you know, exited and I couldn't re-enter unless I got a retrace and more structure and wait for 10:30. So just look at the entry you could have gotten right even being up at this high to catch the entire range of a day on a thousand point move day. These are the kind of things that you can do with this kind of precision with time and price.

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