Interpretive research — not financial advice
Four pages that explain, step by step, one trading system
Each page stands on its own and is built on the original screenshots step by step, with the same explanation used before. The first page builds the theoretical foundation (how balance areas form and why they are retested), and the other three build specific execution setups on it, activated according to price's position relative to the session's first 30-minute range.
- Foundation
Market structure: balance → breakout → retest
How balance areas form from large players' execution, why price returns to retest them after every breakout, and how to read chains of balance as trend.
23 illustrated steps →
- Reversion
Mean reversion
A fade at the top/bottom of the value area while price stays inside the first 30-minute range — with a trigger, stop, target, and a strict daily loss limit.
Step-by-step walkthrough →
- Trend following
Trend following after the first 30-minute range breaks
Three entry triggers after the range breaks in one direction: a bounce off a delta cluster, a retest of the range itself, or a deep exhaustion zone.
Step-by-step walkthrough →
- Best return/risk
The A+ additional setup
A break with clear size, a deep correction all the way to the opposite edge, absorption there, then a launch stronger than the original move — with a very small stop.
Step-by-step walkthrough →
- AMT map
Price Bias Map: 5 Opening Scenarios That Shape the Day
Five opening scenarios built on Auction Market Theory (AMT): Open Drive, Open Test Drive, Open Rejection Reverse, Open In Range, and Open Action Out of Range — with a balance state and probability for each pattern.
The map and all 5 pages →